Month: June 2018

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Dragon Ball FighterZ updated: Version 1.10 patch notes from Bandai Namco

Check to see how your own team members have been affected.

Dragon Ball FighterZ has received a new balance patch today, updating it to version 1.10. Bandai Namco has dropped the change notes onto social media for us to peruse — and you can also see them here by clicking the gallery below:

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Mostly general bug fixes, with some balance changes to a number of FighterZ; Vegito (SSGSS) and Piccolo have the greatest number of adjustments in the latter category.

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Source: Bandai Namco US (Twitter)

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Naoto’s Instant Kill glitch turns foe invisible in BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

Love ’em or hate ’em, glitches are an interesting part of the fighting game genre. Some glitches can expand the game’s meta, and others are just odd by-products of situations the developers never ran into. A newly discovered bug involving Naoto’s Instant Kill falls squarely into the latter:

It would seem that, if you land your IK on the assist as it comes in and hit the point character at the same time, the point character’s sprite fades away and can still act. Spooky.

While it is highly unlikely you will ever see this in a real match, it’s certainly possible to pull off — as long as you can make a read on your opponent’s assist timing. I’d like to openly state my support for a new tournament rule: first Naoto player to intentionally do this in match automatically advances to grand finals.

Source: rooflemonger

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– Samson G-Track Pro: This Streaming Mic has a KILLER Feature

If you’ve considered streaming or making YouTube videos, then choosing the right mic is one of the most important decisions you can make. Today, we’re looking at an interesting new offering from Samson with the G-Track Pro. It’s built like a tank, connects via USB, and has a built-in dual channel mixer. But can it compete in today’s crowded mic market? Join us as we find out in our official review.

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Playable Terry Bogard and Mui Mui revealed in SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy’s trophy list

To the victor goes the spoilers.

The trophy list for the PlayStation 4 version of SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy has been revealed, and it seems that with it comes the identity of the final two members of the cast. Specifically, the trophy lists identify these characters as Mui Mui and Terry Bogard.

The trophies have been listed in trophy-hunting site Exophase. The specific trophies in question require players to complete the game’s story mode with a team using Terry or Mui Mui.

SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy, Terry and Mui Mui trophies
Want to join Team Women Fighters?! Clear the story using Terry and Yuri.
Soo…Where should we go eat?  Clear the story using Mui Mui and Mian.

Of the two, it’s the addition of Terry that is quite surprising, considering that by no means does he fit the definition of a “Heroine”. Whatever his reason is for being in the game, he’s currently the only male character in it (unless the final boss does turn out to be Kukri… or should we say, Sandel Dark).

SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy is set to launch on PlayStation 4, and Switch in the West on September 7.

Source: Exophase