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A brand new trailer for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey has been released that’s just plain fun. If you think you have an exciting life, you may want to check out the life of the Ancient Greek adventurer Alexios as he spends his waking days LIVING!
Bob Holly On Who He Thinks Would Have Won “Brawl For All” If It Weren’t For Injury
Kaitlyn & Others Advance In The Mae Young Classic, New Matches Set, Superstars In The Crowd (Videos)
WWE 205 Live Recap: Cedric Alexander Defends Cruiserweight Championship
Jon Jones could be back in the Octagon as soon as UFC 230 following a suspension that was more lenient than most expected.
Jaxson Ryker Debuts On WWE NXT (Video), Tommaso Ciampa Match Set For Next Week, Lacey Evans & Aliyah
In his analyst’s chair on “UFC Tonight,” Daniel Cormier did his best to be as professional as possible. But it was clear the two-division champion was not happy about the USADA ruling in the case of Jon Jones.
Considering the circumstances, it was the one of the best outcomes possible for Jon Jones.
Earlier today, we posted a story allegedly from ESO’s Gina Bruno indicating that she was resigning from the company due to an assault. It came to our attention after the story was published that Gina’s social media accounts were hacked. We appreciate both Gina and our own community for pointing out the forum post on the Elder Scrolls Online site clarifying that this was indeed a hacked post on Twitter.
Today is the first anniversary of the release of Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, Capcom’s latest addition to the Marvel Vs. series — and a game that proved divisive and disappointing to many fighting game fans. For all the things that Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite did well, it was overshadowed by the absence of classic characters, troubled PR and presentation, and the problematic Battle for the Stones circuit. When MvC:I didn’t make it to the main stage for Evo 2018, much of the community took that as the official sign the game had failed; as untrue as that is, it seems to accurately reflect the predominant attitude toward Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. However, the Evo side tournament still brought in 128 players, and despite the rhetoric that the game is “dead”, it still has a dedicated community that enjoys playing it.
To mark today’s occasion, Stumblebee has prepared this look back at the launch and reception of Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, asking the question: “Why Did It Bomb?” The video explores the early reveals for the title, the big fails during the lead-up (see: Chun-Li’s face, “functions”), and the course the game took after launch, alongside its blockbuster competitor Dragon Ball FighterZ. Though Stumblebee’s video title is harsh, he’s a professed fan of the series, and actually thinks Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite got more of a raw deal than it deserved. Check it out below (some language is NSFW).
Source: Stumblebee
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