Escape Bayonetta’s combos in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U with this helpful primer from Rush Hour Smash

Following Frosbite 2018’s top 8 where Bayonetta made multiple appearances, the Smash 4 community has taken up its torches and pitchforks to go on a bit of a witch hunt. Despite her being able to kill off a single touch, Bayonetta is not unbeatable — as many pro Bayonetta players will attest to. While her combos may look inescapable, careful use of SDI will have you popping out of her combos and living to fight another day.

In order to show people exactly how to escape Bayonetta’s combos, Rush Hour Smash’s Keitaro has drafted in the help of Phoenix1’s Tweek and top Corrin main Cosmos for an hour long anti-Bayonetta masterclass. This guide will tell you exactly how to SDI/DI out of Bayonetta combos, as well as potential follow-ups you should look for if you manage to escape.

At least if you now face a Bayonetta in bracket, you’ll be better equipped to deal with her nonsense.

Source: Rush Hour Smash

The latest Toaru Majutsu no Virtual-ON trailers showcase Saten & Uiharu, and their virtuaroids, the Apharmd S & Grys-Vok

With their crossover mecha fighting game Toaru Majutsu no Virtual-ON launching in Japan today, Sega is continuing to drop new trailers for the game. The latest trailers feature the duo of Saten Ruiko and Uiharu Kazari, and their respective virtuaroids.

In their home series, both Saten and Uiharu are friends of secondary female protagonist Mikoto Misaka. This is reflected in game by them both being part of the latter’s “Judge Igniters” team, with “Judge Igniters” versions of classic Virtual-ON virtuaroids. In this case, Saten pilots the RVR-33/VSL Apharmd S “Judge Igniters,” which once again is the long-range specialist of the Apharmd series.

Uiharu, on the other hand, pilots the SAV-326-D/9/VSL Grys-Vok “Judge Igniters.” The Grys-Vok seems to be even more specialized towards long-range combat than even Saten’s Apharmd S.

Toaru Majutsu no Virtual-ON is now available for purchase for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita in Japan.

Source: Sega