Month: May 2018

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More fighters are ready to go to work with Professional costumes for Karin, Vega, and Zeku in Street Fighter V, coming May 29th

Some more Street Fighter V characters are going pro.

More Premium costumes are coming to Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition tomorrow (May 29) after some server maintenance. This time, Karin, Vega, and Zeku are getting new outfits in the “Professional” category:

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Karin Professional costume
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Vega Professional costume
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Zeku Professional costume

Though I would think that Zeku’s job was already made plain by his Story mode and costume (i.e. “ninjutsu instructor for hire”), looks like he freelances in some Kabuki theater as well. Vega working as a matador comes as no surprise, and it looks like Karin’s skill on the tennis court is as renowned as her fighting skill. As Premium costumes, expect these to run you the usual prices for DLC access, once SFV servers come back online tomorrow.

Source: Street Fighter (Twitter)

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The Beefy Smash Doods list their five new mode requests for Super Smash Bros. on Switch

The Doods offer their wishlist for new gameplay options in Nintendo’s upcoming Smash hit.

Super Smash Bros. games tend to have only a few gameplay modes utilized by the competitive scene — memes re. Fox only on Final Destination notwithstanding — but Nintendo isn’t shy about packing the games with lots of other ways to play than just the basic stock or timed battles.

We can expect the same in the upcoming Super Smash Bros. title for the Nintendo Switch, and the Beefy Smash Doods already have some ideas on what modes they’d like to see introduced in the next Smash. How about an “Iron Man” character-elimination face-off (already present in Project M)? Maybe the return of Target Test — but with an added stage builder? The introduction of a move-cancelling Turbo Mode? They describe these ideas, and more, in the video below.

Source: Beefy Smash Doods

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The Beefy Smash Doods list their five new mode requests for Super Smash Bros. on Switch

The Doods offer their wishlist for new gameplay options in Nintendo’s upcoming Smash hit.

Super Smash Bros. games tend to have only a few gameplay modes utilized by the competitive scene — memes re. Fox only on Final Destination notwithstanding — but Nintendo isn’t shy about packing the games with lots of other ways to play than just the basic stock or timed battles.

We can expect the same in the upcoming Super Smash Bros. title for the Nintendo Switch, and the Beefy Smash Doods already have some ideas on what modes they’d like to see introduced in the next Smash. How about an “Iron Man” character-elimination face-off (already present in Project M)? Maybe the return of Target Test — but with an added stage builder? The introduction of a move-cancelling Turbo Mode? They describe these ideas, and more, in the video below.

Source: Beefy Smash Doods