Everyone has a fighting chance
Crossout players are being invited to come into the game to check out the brand new Knight Riders event. The Knechte faction has arrived and will remain in game for the next couple of weeks. While there, players will be able to get hold of some new weapons and other high-tech parts for their vehicles. Also, from now through October 9th, players can take part in a special mission for the Knecht’s to earn “talers”.
Welcome to the Rollback: a frame-by-frame look back at our past week’s most notable news — and our favorite SRK articles — from September 14 to September 20, 2018!
Zavian “mushin_Z” Sildra, Editor-in-Chief:
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Raphael shows the SoulCalibur VI roster the finer points of fencing in his official reveal trailer
OK, Namco — you’ve caught up to your leaks for SoulCalibur VI. Let’s see if you can surprise us with the next one! In all seriousness, Raphael’s a favorite of mine, and I’m glad to see him sneering at the SCVI roster.
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Android 17 is confirmed to be the next DLC character for Dragon Ball FighterZ
Another example of leaks spoiling reveals long in advance, it was fully expected to see 17 coming to the game alongside Cooler. How he’ll play is still yet to be revealed, however.
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Online community Dojos are coming to Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition on September 25
With as poor as the online experience is for SFVAE, this does not seem to be the direction in which SFV needs to move. I am curious to see how this feature will play out, but I would rather see some nitty-gritty fixes, dammit.
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PlayStation Classic mini-console announced, comes pre-loaded with 20 games — including Tekken 3
The possibilities for what we could see included in this device are tantalizing for those of us that spent a lot of time with the pre-Dual Shock PlayStation; it was an intriguing era. In the remaining fifteen unnamed games, could we see Einhander? Final Fantasy Tactics? I.Q.: Intelligent Qube?!
This video is both detailed and fair in its look at what Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite got wrong — and what it got right.
Crow_Spaceboy, Assistant Editor:
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Fighting Vipers will be coming to PlayStation 4 — as part of Project Judge
I worry sometimes that I am the only soul that would want a new Fighting Vipers. But hey, if Sega remembers that they own this, there’s still hope…
Alright, Okubo. This is your one chance. You better get Lizardman right, or else I’m going to say bad things about your video game on the internet.
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ProviderOfSouls explains the depth and inner workings of Power Stone’s system mechanics
Do you think Capcom even knows how beloved Power Stone is?
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Here’s BadIntent’s rundown of every Pokkén Tournament DX Major for the remainder of 2018
I think this is a great “news” format that more YouTubers could adopt for a variety of games.
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Storm Collectibles has acquired the license to make Samurai Shodown V Special figures
If I lived the sort of life that allowed me to buy such things, I would not be against having a Gaira figure.
Catch up on what you may have missed in our prior SRK Rollback compilations.
You may remember that one of our biggest stories yesterday was the firing of an Old School Runescape employee, Jed “Mod Jed” Sanderson, after improprieties in his behavior were discovered. As a result of his actions and Jagex’s promise to pursue legal charges against him, players were concerned that financial and personal data was stolen. However, in a new statement today, Jagex reassures its players that no account or financial data was compromised due to Sanderson’s activities.
Mickie James replacing Sasha in the tournament
Monster Hunter World players on PlayStation 4 and XBox One can head into the game for some extra special Halloween / Autumn fun thanks to the arrival of the Autumn Harvest Fest. Players can check out the new decorations in the Gathering Hub and take on the limited-time quests that can unlock Halloween-themed costumes.
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The Bless Online community is being reimbursed for a server rollback due to complications after the deployment of the last game update. Progress between 1:00 am September 20th and 7:40 pm September 20th has been taken back. Players will receive a package of compensatory items including Lumena, a 3-day premium buff, combat points, dungeon points, gold, reign points and full recovery of redeemed paid items (Steam inventory).
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ARIKA’s presence at the 2018 Tokyo Game Show was mostly about the upcoming physical release of Fighting EX Layer. As part of this, they’ve released a new trailer that they showed off at Konami’s booth at the event.
The trailer below goes over the existing features of Fighting EX Layer — covering all the current characters, including the recently added Pullum Purna and Vulcano Rosso, as well as the game’s Gougi decks. Sadly, it doesn’t offer anything in the way of hints for the upcoming characters, even guest character Terry Bogard.
Fighting EX Layer‘s physical disc release arrives on PlayStation 4 in Japan on December 6, 2018. The digital version of the game itself is already available for purchase over on the PlayStation Store.
Source: Arika
The physical disc version of Fighting EX Layer arrives on December 6 in Japan
PND Ketchup & Mustard lay down the basics of Fighting EX Layer’s Vulcano Rosso
In May of this year Undead Labs came out with State of Decay 2, a sequel to their smash hit State of Decay (check out our review). It was met with some success with a bit of a buggy launch. Four months later and they have delivered the newest DLC for the game Daybreak which introduces a separate wave-based horde fighting mode. Is it worth the price of admission? Time to find out. This is our State of Decay 2: Daybreak review.
