Month: April 2018

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Guilty Gear XX Accent Core +R is coming to Nintendo Switch

It seems that Nintendo’s portable and console hybrid will continue to be the place to be able to play classic fighting games on the go. The latest developer to announce that they’re bringing some of their classic games to the console is none other than Arc System Works.

At Nexon Developer Conference 2018, Arc System Works has announced that they will be bringing Guilty Gear XX Accent Core +R to the Switch. The port is set to be released worldwide, and will include the Korean soundtrack of Guilty Gear XX #Reload composed by Shin Hae Chul.

0Citizen0 — who was at the event — posted these photos of the announcement on Twitter:

As for details, such as when the game will actually arrive on the platform, it seems that these have yet to be revealed.

Source: 0Citizen0 via Gematsu

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Destiny 2 – Warmind Will See Guardians Return to Mars

In the next Destiny 2 expansion, Guardians will be making a return to Mars. Warmind will be coming out for PlayStation 4, XBox One and PC on May 8th. When it launches, players will head to Mars, though a different place than the missions in Destiny 1. Warmind Rasputin is an AI that is causing problems throughout Mars where icecaps have melted revealing things that might have been best left frozen away.

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Frabisaur teaches you how to read an opponent in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

“Reading is not just pattern recognition… it’s understanding how they think.”

“How did Daigo just walk up and Dragon Punch that guy?” is a sentence that has been said more then once by announcers in the FGC. It might seem like a player is psychic when they make an incredible correct guess in fighting games, but the skill being tested isn’t supernatural. “Reading”, as Frabisaur explains in his latest tutorial video, is deduction, not precognition. Like any other skill, you can hone your ability to deduce through character and match study — check out the video above to find out how!

You can see Frabisaur’s The Fighter’s Dojo series on YouTube.

Source: Frabisaur