Month: June 2018

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Eight unknown steamDB DLC entries have suddenly appeared for Tekken 7’s PC version

steamdb.info, a.k.a. Steam Database, is a third party tool designed to track applications and packages for Steam games — and it just updated with 8 unknown entries for Bandai Namco’s Tekken 7. You can take a look at the entries for yourself here.

While there’s no information detailing what could be in these updates at the moment, the close proximity of these updates to E3 and Evo 2018 could mean a big announcement is on the horizon. Though, as Flying_Wonkey points out, this could also be some of the unreleased content still in arcades and on-disc:

Either way, it’s a good sign that something is on its way. It’s not a matter of if, but when.

Source: steamdb.info; Flying_Wonkey

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World of Warcraft – 32-Bit Support Ending This Summer

The World of Warcraft community site has been updated with a brief notice to let players know that 32-bit support for WoW will be ending this summer. “The vast majority of World of Warcraft players are already running the 64-bit version of the game, and this change will allow us to focus on making the 64-bit version as stable and efficient as possible”. Players will need to upgrade their operating system to 64-bit, most often for free.

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BornFree interviews Tokido at Combo Breaker 2018, Part 1: Winning, losing, and mastering mindfulness

A lesson on mindfulness — from the Murderface!

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Evo Champion 2017, and almost Capcom Cup Champion 2017 (he lost to MenaRD in Grand Finals), Echo Fox|Tokido is one of the best Street Fighter V competitors — in fact, considered by many to be the best Street Fighter V competitor — today. So naturally, BornFree was eager to spend some time with him at Combo Breaker 2018 to discuss his training outlook and regimen.

Despite his consistent high placements in CPT events, Tokido has seen some significant setbacks from his Street Fighter V countrymen. After an emotional loss to Daigo Umehara in their SFV FT10 at Kemonomichi 2, Tokido also fell to Momochi in a lengthy public set; this led to a new turning point for Tokido in which he asked himself: “Is winning everything? What does it mean to be strong?”

The result is a more “holistic” outlook on training, with a strong emphasis on mindfulness to avoid losing concentration during a set. In the one-hour interview below they discuss this, take a closer look at Kemonomichi 2, chat about Akuma’s tools in SFV, and much more.

If you enjoy BornFree’s interviews, check out his YouTube channel for more!

Source: BornFree

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– Andaseat: Spirit King Gaming Chair: A True King?

When it comes to gaming chairs, most of us go somewhere local and grab a cheap office chair. It’s cost effective, gets the job done, game over… Until it breaks in six months and then we’re forced to buy another one. I had the chance to try the new Andaseat Spirit King and will be comparing it to my current gaming chair. Is it worth the $329.99?

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Warframe – The Sacrifice ‘Prepare, Tenno’ Trailer

Digital Extremes has unleashed the first trailer for the next story-based update for Warframe. Called The Sacrifice, Tenno are urged to prepare” for a mind-bending new chapter in the cinematic storyline” that will be launching later this month for PC and at a later date for consoles.

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Himiko and Dabi join the cast of My Hero One’s Justice

Bandai Namco has revealed two more playable characters for the shonen manga arena fighter My Hero One’s Justice. Now joining the game’s cast are Himiko Toga and Dabi.

A high school student who is also a member of the League of Villains, Himiko’s quirk allows her to transform into any character. In game, this manifests in a special move that has her transform into her opponent. Aside from this, she also fights using knives. Dabi is also a member of the League of Villains. His quirk involves the use of blue flames that he can use in the game to attack at range, or set up traps by laying them around the stage.

My Hero One’s Justice is set to launch in Japan on PlayStation 4 and Switch on August 23. After this, it’ll launch in the West on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Switch sometime this year.

In the meantime, check out these new screenshots of both Himiko and Dabi.

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Source: Siliconera