VesperArcade discusses the general changes to Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition in the most recent patch

Everyone was taken aback when Capcom announced at NorCal Regionals that a new patch was being released for Street Fighter V this week. Thankfully, we already have the balance changes listed, and now know what we can expect to find when we download this patch.

VesperArcade goes over the patch notes on the general mechanics side of the changes, and considers what Capcom’s direction is. He discusses how it appears that they want to see people teching throws more, but also eliminated any possible throw tech option selects. He also touches briefly on the character-specific changes, and shows some confusion in Capcom’s intentions with their nerfs and buffs this time around.

Source: VesperArcade

Kritika Online – See What the Windhome Update is All About Later Today

The Kritika Online team will be on hand later today to show off the forthcoming Windhome update to the game. The special live stream event is scheduled to kick off at 4:00 pm Pacific / 7:00 pm Eastern in the En Masse Entertainment Twitch channel. Viewers will get a first look at upcoming content additions, new incoming gear and find out more about the level cap increase from 65 to 70.

The Division – Rumors Say Massive is Working on a Battle Royale Game for Ubisoft

According to GameReactor.eu, inside sources are reporting that Massive, the company behind The Division and the upcoming Avatar game, is quietly investigating the possibility of creating a battle royale game for Ubisoft. From what the source said, Ubi asked Massive to begin thinking about a battle royale game in January. After a period of time considering the idea, the company indicated that it “could cook up something fun in pretty short amount of time” that could be based on The Division.

Eraser Head and Stain revealed for My Hero Academia: One’s Justice

Another set of characters have been revealed for upcoming arena fighter My Hero Academia: One’s Justice. Last week’s Shonen Jump revealed that Shota Aizawa, a.k.a. “Eraser Head”, and the “Hero Killer” Stain would be joining the game’s cast.

True to his name, Eraser Head can use his “Erasure” quirk to cancel out the quirks of his opponents. On top of this, he can use his scarf to as a weapon to hold his opponents down. He uses these to force his opponents into close range combat where he can deploy a number of counter moves on them.

Stain, on the other hand, uses his “Bloodcurdle” quirk to paralyze opponents. He combines this with fast movement as well as long range attacks with his knives to pressure his opponent.

You can check out a scan of the Shonen Jump article below…

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… As well as these screenshots of Eraser Head and Stain.

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My Hero Academia: One’s Justice launches on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC sometime in 2018.

Sources: ShonengamesSiliconera