Month: September 2018

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Nyotengu and Phase-4 are coming to Dead or Alive 6 as DLC bonuses

Plan your purchase accordingly!

In addition to revealing four returning veterans for Dead or Alive 6, Koei Tecmo also dropped info regarding two more characters, Nyotengu and Phase-4 and other digital pre-order bonuses.

Nyotengu is a digital pre-order bonus for both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions with PS4 owners also receiving a special theme and Xbox One owners receiving an exclusive costume for Ryu Hayabusa. PC owners will automatically get the character as long as the game is purchased digitally before March 14. Anyone who purchases the title digitally before March 14 will also receive a bonus Kasumi costume regardless of platform.

Phase-4, on the other hand, will be available to those who purchase the “Digital Deluxe Edition” on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, or PC. Also included in the package are 25 extra costumes, 3 bonus musical tracks, and an exclusive Kasumi costume separate from the pre-order program.

Expect more information regarding the pre-order bonuses as the title nears its release date. Dead Or Alive 6 launches on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on February 15, 2019.

Source: Team NINJA

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Master T shows the power of UMA in this Blade Strangers high-damage combo video

One of the bigger selling points of Blade Strangers is its juggle combo flexibility. The only thing standing in-between you and big damage is your willingness to experiment in training mode — a fact made easy thanks to its portability on the Switch and a fact made crystal clear in the hands of the brutal close-range martial artist Master T.

Master T’s damage output and pressure are some of the best in the game, thanks to his assortment of advantageous on block EX moves, divekicks, and more. That all of these tools also double as combo filler means that he can convert off of most stray hits. As demonstrated in the video above, even if you choose to penalize yourself with a repetition or two, Master T still hits like a truck and does so with style.

Source: br000ly

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Talking Narrative and RPG Choice in Assassin?s Creed: Odyssey

While attending a hands-on event for Ubisoft’s newest Assassin’s Creed entry: Odyssey, I was fortunate enough to sit for a few minutes with Melissa McCoubrey, the Narrative director, who was happy to share some insights, answer questions, and share personal excitement for this outstanding project (my opinion).

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Final Showdown explores more combos and tech for Frieza, Piccolo, and Teen Gohan in Dragon Ball FighterZ

One of Dragon Ball FighterZ’‘s most prolific combo creators, Final Showdown, has returned with another set of videos. This new series of videos continues to focus on characters he’s spent a lot of time breaking down in previous videos, namely Piccolo, Teen Gohan, and Frieza.

On the latter, Final Showdown explores his bread-and-butter combos, attempting to figure out the maximum damage he can squeeze from them.

Speaking of big damage, this next combo does 90% damage with no help from other characters.

The final Frieza video features another big damage solo combo, featuring the use of his discs to links into supers. Additionally, it also shows off some things he can do with his discs.

Moving on to Piccolo, we know that Final Showdown has been obsessed with figuring out things he can do with his orbs post-patch. And this new video for him demonstrates a few more combos with them: ones that happen to have good corner carry.

In addition to this, he also demonstrates an interesting property with his grounded arm grab. After he lands it, for some reason, the game gives Piccolo an extra hard attack, allowing him to do two hard attacks in a chain.

Finally, we return to what seems to be Final Showdown’s favorite character, Teen Gohan. The combos in the video below are “scrapped” ideas that never really evolved into something useful, but still look interesting enough to show.

Source: Final Showdown