Month: September 2018

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Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour USA West Online Dragon Radar Event results

Last week, the third Online Dragon Radar Event for the American West Coast was held. Eligible States included Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Oregon, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and the Canadian Provinces/Territories of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. In total, an impressive 147 Mighty Warriors appeared to battle for the right to be sent, all-expenses-paid, to the Saga Event of their choosing to compete for one of the four remaining Dragon Balls. Rynge and “Based” Jake Ryan were on the call for all of the action.

Results

Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. Kudaytaa (Cell/Bardock/Android 16) – Will be flown to the Saga Event of his choice
2. PeachCola (Android 21/Bardock/Android 16)
3. Virtual_Alan (Kid Buu/Tien/Yamcha, Cell/Kid Buu/Yamcha)
4. SubatomicSabers (SSGSS Vegito/Cell/Gotenks)
5. BFergs (Trunks/Android 18/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
5. FORT|Fruit Punch (Fused Zamasu/Trunks/Kid Buu)
7. MSF|Angelic (Bardock/Broly/Super Saiyan Goku)
7. Kuba (Piccolo/Tien/Android 16, Tien/Piccolo/Android 16)

The next Online Dragon Radar Event is for New Zealand, with registration currently live at smash.gg. The battles will be taking place on Saturday, September 23rd, with top 8 being streamed on twitch.tv/dragonballfighterz, on Monday, September 25th. The next Saga Event will be Thunderstruck 2018 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, with the Four-Star Dragon Ball and the customary $5,000 pot bonus on the line, taking place between October 6th and 7th.

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ARMS has a new update, and a new character is possibly being teased

ARMS, Nintendo’s experimental, stretchy-armed arena fighter for the Switch has received a new update; the contents of the update, which brings the game version up to 5.4, have not been revealed — however it may point to new content for the game in the future.

The announcement of the update comes via the official Twitter account of ARMS‘s in-game commentator Biff. Alongside the announcement of the update, Biff teases what may possibly a new character for the game.

In the tweet above, Biff mentions Dr. Coyle (head of the ARMS Lab) being busy in her lab, and talking to an unknown person in it.

Additionally, the Nintendo Switch Online service has started this week,  so it’s likely that the update is related to that as well.

Source: ARMS Cobutter

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Nintendo Switch Online service is now available, will be required for online multiplayer in ARMS & Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Nintendo’s foray into a paid online service subscription has begun.

Nintendo Switch users can now buy into Nintendo’s new online subscription service, Nintendo Switch Online. It launched last night, after a minor delay.

The service offers a number of perks: cloud game saves (but don’t let your subscription lapse), integration with a smartphone app for chat, access to special offers, and a playable library of NES classics — but the primary reason to pick up the service is that many games utilizing online multiplayer will require it, including (most notably for fighting fans) games such as ARMS, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate when it drops in December.

Users can try a 7-day trial, or buy right into an auto-renewing subscription ($3.99 USD for 1 month, $7.99 USD for 3 months, or $19.99 USD for a whole year). A “Family” pricing plan is also available if you want to include multiple user accounts. More details are available on Nintendo’s official site.

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Nintendo Switch Online service is now available, will be required for online multiplayer in ARMS & Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Nintendo’s foray into a paid online service subscription has begun.

Nintendo Switch users can now buy into Nintendo’s new online subscription service, Nintendo Switch Online. It launched last night, after a minor delay.

The service offers a number of perks: cloud game saves (but don’t let your subscription lapse), integration with a smartphone app for chat, access to special offers, and a playable library of NES classics — but the primary reason to pick up the service is that many games utilizing online multiplayer will require it, including (most notably for fighting fans) games such as ARMS, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate when it drops in December.

Users can try a 7-day trial, or buy right into an auto-renewing subscription ($3.99 USD for 1 month, $7.99 USD for 3 months, or $19.99 USD for a whole year). A “Family” pricing plan is also available if you want to include multiple user accounts. More details are available on Nintendo’s official site.

Source: Nintendo

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