Arcade UFO Weekly streaming Tekken 7 live from Austin, Texas

Arcade UFO has served as the stomping grounds for the Austin, TX FGC for a decade now. First formed in 2008, it has produced top players in a wide range of games and hosted events for SBO QualifiersNamco’s Tekken Tag 2 location tests, and more.

With a growing scene for Tekken 7 that has drawn top players from surrounding cities like San Antonio and Houston, Arcade UFO has now moved into regular streaming for its growing weeklies. Every Saturday at 8:30 PM CT/ 6:30 PM PT is Tekken, and you can watch right now:

 

Watch live video from TekkenATX on www.twitch.tv

If you want to see more game streams from UFO, this Austin arcade also hosts monthlies for Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike over at its ArcadeUFO Twitch channel here. These tournaments are part of the 3S Jazzy Circuit.

Sources: TekkenATXArcade UFO

Arcade UFO Weekly streaming Tekken 7 live from Austin, Texas

Arcade UFO has served as the stomping grounds for the Austin, TX FGC for a decade now. First formed in 2008, it has produced top players in a wide range of games and hosted events for SBO QualifiersNamco’s Tekken Tag 2 location tests, and more.

With a growing scene for Tekken 7 that has drawn top players from surrounding cities like San Antonio and Houston, Arcade UFO has now moved into regular streaming for its growing weeklies. Every Saturday at 8:30 PM CT/ 6:30 PM PT is Tekken, and you can watch right now:

 

Watch live video from TekkenATX on www.twitch.tv

If you want to see more game streams from UFO, this Austin arcade also hosts monthlies for Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike over at its ArcadeUFO Twitch channel here. These tournaments are part of the 3S Jazzy Circuit.

Sources: TekkenATXArcade UFO

Street Fighter V VA/Player Mike DeBonis talks Voice Acting, Coaching, and more on Mekel Kasanova podcast

Do you have any interest in voice acting? Not sure how you can balance that goal with your interest in improving in the FGC? No sweat — you can, and Mike DeBonis, aka AegisNeglector, is living proof of that.

Mike was the voice actor for Shibasaki, the Kazunaki family steward. He’s also a streamer, FGC coach and Urien player — and in the podcast above, he gives invaluable advice for anyone interested in pursuing any (and all) of those dreams.

Source: Mekel Kasanova

Street Fighter V VA/Player Mike DeBonis talks Voice Acting, Coaching, and more on Mekel Kasanova podcast

Do you have any interest in voice acting? Not sure how you can balance that goal with your interest in improving in the FGC? No sweat — you can, and Mike DeBonis, aka AegisNeglector, is living proof of that.

Mike was the voice actor for Shibasaki, the Kazunaki family steward. He’s also a streamer, FGC coach and Urien player — and in the podcast above, he gives invaluable advice for anyone interested in pursuing any (and all) of those dreams.

Source: Mekel Kasanova

Shut down Asuka parries in Tekken 7’s Chicken mechanic

Asuka’s parry can be seen at every level of play of Tekken 7 — though you’ll see it performed a lot more at lower ranks than in tournament play (even if Dimeback still sneaks it in every now and then.) One reason for this is that Asuka’s parry loses to lows, knees, and elbows — it’s not the “catch all” it might seem on the surface. Perhaps more importantly, though, it doesn’t even “win” versus the moves it’s supposed to catch — if you’re ready to “Chicken”, that is.

“Chickening” originated in Tekken 3, named so after the announcer would yell out ‘Chicken!’ for performing the maneuver. This technique allows you to litteratly break Asuka’s parry if she chooses to parry, and with no penalty on you if she doesn’t. Check out XXkkingXX‘s video above to learn more about this important fundamental!

Source: XXkkingXX

World of Warcraft Demo Tour & Comparison to 2005

Blizzard announced earlier this week that Blizzcon Virtual Ticket holders could download the World of Warcraft Classic demo that will “only become available” once the convention begins next Friday. But that type of thing is usually seen as a challenge and someone took it up. YouTuber “dodgykebaab” managed to get into the demo without monsters or NPCs to make a comparison video between the “new” Classic and a 2005 version of World of Warcraft.