Month: March 2018

The Street Fighter Alpha series can be a divisive one among the competitive community. While many prefer the more frenetic pace of Street Fighter Alpha 2, others still prefer the more stable and balanced gameplay offered by Street Fighter Alpha 3.

Japan tends to focus more on the latter over the former (there known as Street Fighter ZERO 3), and their level of play in the game is hard to reach. As such, this round-robin tournament that was recently hosted at A-Cho arcade in Osaka shows some amazing gameplay by everyone involved.

Source: GAMEacho

If you’re looking for a well-rounded and easily-learned character to pick up in Tekken 7, then Josie Rizal may be your girl. That Blasted Salami‘s latest tutorial class breaks down the Bruce-stand-in below:

Between Josie’s versatile movelist, highly mobile stance options and excellent punishment game, there’s few situations she’s ill-prepared for. Each stance’s options has varying levels of practicality and purpose, and it’s all cemented around one of the game’s best (and most absurd looking) panic buttons, her UF+3 “Bufferfly Edge”. If you’ve got an hour to spare, then That Blasted Salami‘s can get you up to speed with the finer details of Josie’s competitive possibilities.

Source: That Blasted Salami

Kid Buu makes for a difficult character to defend against in Dragon Ball FighterZ. His long limbs and his increased mobility thanks to them makes his mix-ups very deceptive, thus allowing for him to open up characters in a myriad of ways. In the opening majors of the game, we have seen players such as Dogura use Kid Buu to catch players off guard with his insane 2M, which tracks and hits as a low.

This combo video showcases some of that potential, as Kid Buu performs combos started at a wide amount of ranges. He also extends very well, even on his own, and does a great deal of damage, showing why he is one of the stronger characters in the current meta.

Source: Voidwalker