Month: August 2018

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Final Showdown demonstrates combos for Teen Gohan, base Goku, Piccolo, Vegito, and base Vegeta in Dragon Ball FighterZ

With a new patch and new characters, there’s a lot of new stuff being discovered in Dragon Ball FighterZ. As such, it’s not surprising that many creators are now hard at work figuring out just what new things characters can do. One such creator is none other than Final Showdown. Aside from being one of the most influential combo video makers for the game, he’s also one of the most prolific — and he proves that latter point here with five new combo videos.

First up, we have a couple of videos that explore the maximum damage potential of base form Goku, and Teen Gohan. The latter is a character that Final Showdown has explored before, and this video builds on his older ones. As for the former, he labels the video with a question mark, indicating that there may be more to see from the character.

Next up, we have Vegito, who Final Showdown was working on prior to the patch. The video below explores some things that have changed for the fusion after the latest patch.

Moving on, this Piccolo video demonstrates some impressive looking orb combos for Piccolo.

Finally, we have this video demonstrating some loop combos for base form Vegeta. Interestingly enough, Final Showdown has stated that he hasn’t put as much time into the character , and as such the combos here aren’t optimal ones, just some stuff he’s found that the character can do.

Source: Final Showdown

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– Intel 760p 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD Review

In the world of SSDs, often times people are willing to spend a moderate amount of money and receive a small capacity drive because of the promise of speed. Whether it be for a dedicated boot drive or blazing fast load times on files for gaming, SSDs are the go to drive to ensure you aren’t spending your days wallowing in loading screens. But does the Intel 760p 2TB NVMe m.2 SSD justify the steep price? This is our Intel 760 m.2 SSD review.

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Catch the entire cast in action in this new My Hero One’s Justice trailer

Now that’s using your quirk!

Bandai Namco Entertainment is ramping up promotion for My Hero One’s Justice with a gameplay trailer featuring the entire playable cast of the game. Running at over 11 minutes, players get a good look at each character’s personal style and special moves.

In addition to the video above, Bandai Namco Entertainment has also dropped a new 15-second TV spot for the game, briefly reenacting the epic fight between All Might and All For One.

My Hero One’s Justice launches in Japan (as My Hero Academia: One’s Justice) on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch on August 23, 2018.  It will arrive in the West a little bit later on October 26, 2018, for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, as well as Xbox One, and PC.

Also, don’t forget about the number 2 hero, (depending on where you are in the series) Endeavor — who is pre-order DLC and has yet to be showcased in-game.

Source: Bandai Namco Entertainment

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Torchlight Frontiers – How Echtra Plans to Make Their Dream MMO ARPG

What seems forever ago, we talked with Max Schaefer and Runic Games upon the announcement of Torchlight 1, and how the IP’s ultimate goal was to evolve into an MMO. That had always been the goal with the ill-fated Flagship side-project Mythos, but we all know that Flagship never could get Mythos where it wanted to go. Runic wanted to make Hob, and Max still wanted to make that ARPG MMO he’d been dreaming of for years. Enter, Echtra Games.

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– Torchlight Frontiers – How Echtra Plans to Make Their Dream MMO ARPG

What seems forever ago, we talked with Max Schaefer and Runic Games upon the announcement of Torchlight 1, and how the IP’s ultimate goal was to evolve into an MMO. That had always been the goal with the ill-fated Flagship side-project Mythos, but we all know that Flagship never could get Mythos where it wanted to go. Runic wanted to make Hob, and Max still wanted to make that ARPG MMO he’d been dreaming of for years. Enter, Echtra Games.