Month: September 2018

FreeToPlay, a cable TV show centered around a wide-range of nerdom, is a frequent stomping ground of FGC org Elite Tournament Chile. ETC is back with another high-level exhibition, this time with two of their countries most recognizable The King of Fighters pros — Enfermo Terminal and RockLee.

Battling it out in one of the series’s most-beloved titles, The King of Fighters ’98, the two players give us nearly 20 minutes of old school KOF footsies in the video above. You can find more Chilean exhibitions and content from a wide variety of games by checking out their channel here.

Source: Elite Tournament Chile

Falke mains: unite and share your tech!

Amidst the Street Fighter V Season 3 roster, newcomer Falke — along with her non-directional command system (shared with Ed) — didn’t seem to make a very big splash on the competitive scene. But Ed’s Neo-Shadaloo compatriot still has plenty of admirers of her unique in-game abilities — among them TCOL|Bedtimebuddy, who has invited fellow Falke fans to pore over his match footage, kicking off “Falke University” or, in short (of course…) “FU”!

The goal here is not to provide a tutorial for those starting out with the character (those aren’t too hard to find, try this if you’re just picking her up), but to create a space to work on refining the higher-level gameplay for the character through player discussion. According to Bedtimebuddy: “Falke University is not me teaching you guys Falke, it’s a playlist of videos
where we share information teaching each other Falke.” Sign up for FU by checking out the videos below.

Source: Bedtimebuddy07

When a new game (or character) comes out, many of the competitive players in the FGC go hunting online for bread-and-butter combos as soon as they can, then never explore or develop their combo options beyond that. For others, the sandbox of training mode is the game for them, and this is clearly the case for one of Tekken 7‘s most creative combo craftsmen, STL1119.

By giving him an entire new game’s worth of combo possibilities in the form of Tekken 7 season 2, STL is already showing off impractical and exciting juggles for both new and returning cast members. There has never been a better case for Tekken 7‘s creative freedom — and to think, it’s still the first week!

Source: STL1119

When a new game (or character) comes out, many of the competitive players in the FGC go hunting online for bread-and-butter combos as soon as they can, then never explore or develop their combo options beyond that. For others, the sandbox of training mode is the game for them, and this is clearly the case for one of Tekken 7‘s most creative combo craftsmen, STL1119.

By giving him an entire new game’s worth of combo possibilities in the form of Tekken 7 season 2, STL is already showing off impractical and exciting juggles for both new and returning cast members. There has never been a better case for Tekken 7‘s creative freedom — and to think, it’s still the first week!

Source: STL1119