Body Count Fighting 6 announced for June 12th, adds massive prize pool for title matches

Body Count Fighting is back for BCF6 — a series of Dragon Ball FighterZStreet Fighter V: Arcade Edition, & Injustice 2 show matches where players compete for bragging rights and championship belts in their respective games.

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The event takes place on Tuesday, June 12 at 5:00 PM PT. For those interested in attending, there will be free food, free casual gaming set ups, and a free vintage arcade for attendees to play on. You can get free tickets on the BCF6 Eventbrite pageBCF6 will also be showcasing a celebrity Dragon Ball FighterZ match between NBA star De’Aaron Fox from the Sacramento Kings, and future hall-of-fame NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens.

The stakes have also been raised for BCF’s signature Title Matches by adding a $7,500 prize pool split between the three championship bouts. Starting with BCF6, winners of title matches will take home $2,500 in addition to the championship belt and their regular appearance fees.

Don’t miss out on the action! The show starts at 5:00PM and will be streamed on YouTube and Twitch.

Source: Body Count Fighting [press release]

Dragon Ball FighterZ Vegito (SSGSS) and Zamasu (Fused) roundup: Zamasu 100%s, FINAL SHOWDOWN’s Vegito, and more!

So now that you’ve had some time with the two latest DLC characters from Dragon Ball FighterZ, how do you feel? Are you ready to make some changes to your team, or are the new DBFZ characters more bust than busted?

If you need more to make an informed opinion, check out the content that’s poured into SRK’s inbox since release!

Starting with Vegito, rooflemonger explains the merged Saiyan’s unique Reverse Beat combo structure.

And speaking of combos, Ragna DaimondrooflemongerSitverGolddesk, and Clayton chapman each share their ideas for beginner-to-advanced combos.

And finally, sikshot gaming continues his On-Block series to cover Vegito’s (or his opponent’s) options.

Moving on to Zamasu, rooflemonger explains his Flight mechanic.

And then, nearly everyone else under the sun submitted combo videos, including: KoslessPersona Entertainment, and Boodendorf. Turns out Zamasu’s combo damage and flexibility is pretty good.

Was there something we missed that the world needs to see? Spirit bomb us with video links over at our tipline!

Sources: rooflemongerClayton chapmanRagna DaimondSitverGolddesksikshot gamingPersona EntertainmentKoslessBoodendorf

Final Fantasy XIV – Greed Isn’t Good

New in FFXIV patch 4.3 is The Ridorana Lighthouse, the latest 24-man raid in the Return to Ivalice series. It picks up from where the Rabanastre story left off, and is one of the most artistically impressive dungeons released to date. The instance is also chock-full of old FF throwbacks, with XII music thrown in to boot.