After the dust settled following Luke Rockhold’s injury withdrawal from UFC 230 rematch against Chris Weidman, Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza has stepped in to face Weidman.
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Lethal League free to play this weekend on Steam
With the much anticipated sports-fighting hybrid Lethal League Blaze just around the corner, there hasn’t been a better time to brush up on your volleys. Team Reptile knows this, and have an exciting announcement to get you hyped up:
The original Lethal League is FREE to play this weekend on Steam. Start your training for Blaze right now!https://t.co/IloKbdibE8 pic.twitter.com/LNt8KkqlEy
— Team Reptile (@ReptileGames) October 19, 2018
That’s right, the original Lethal League is free to play all weekend long on the Steam platform. You can try it right now for free, and if you happen to like it, you can get it for 50% off its original price at the Steam Store.
Lethal League Blaze launches on October 24th on Steam.
Source: ReptileGames
Intel i9-9900K Review: The Gaming World’s Most Powerful
The day has finally come: The Intel i9-9900K is here. The new “world’s best gaming processor” brings the i9 line to mainstream consumers for the first time and packs a full 8 cores and 16 threads of performance, boosts 5GHz out of the box, and marks the return of a soldered heat spreader to keep it cool. Let’s see how it held up!
Intel i9-9900K Review: The Gaming World’s Most Powerful
The day has finally come: The Intel i9-9900K is here. The new “world’s best gaming processor” brings the i9 line to mainstream consumers for the first time and packs a full 8 cores and 16 threads of performance, boosts 5GHz out of the box, and marks the return of a soldered heat spreader to keep it cool. Let’s see how it held up!
Chris Gutierrez Rear-Naked Choke Submits Ray Rodriguez in LFA 52 Main Event
Chris Gutierrez squeezed the fight right out of Ray Rodriguez.
Stumblebee takes a look at the rise, fall, and plateau of Street Fighter X Tekken
The legacy that Street Fighter X Tekken has is often divisive between people in the fighting game community. While there exists the camp of players who fell in love with the game it became, many still remember it for the game it was — and the poor marketing choices that Capcom made that resulted in its downfall.
In this video, Stumblebee takes a hard look at the game — including its initial announcement, the promotional machine before its release, and its flaws upon release. He also delves into what made the game better within its title update — which still ultimately still saw the game widely abandoned for the Ultra Street Fighter IV update.
Source: Stumblebee
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EVE Online’s Winter Update to Include the New & Improved Abyssal Deadspace
When the EVE Online Winter Update launches in the near future, it will be headlined by the “new and improved Abyssal Deadspace 2.0″. This means that players will be able to travel to Abyssal Deadspace, that is considered a”dangerous and isolated” corner of New Eden. In addition, players will be able to get hold of new ships, new navigation structures and will find the newly-added Activity Tracker to keep tabs on everything that’s going on.
New Omen of Sorrow demo available for PlayStation 4
Have you been wanting to try the new indie horror fighter Omen of Sorrow but missed its first demo? You’re in luck — you get a second chance!
AOne Games has launched a second public demo today on the PlayStation Network for American and European audiences. This demo will have dive-kicking Zafkiel and shoto-esque beast hunter Gabriel. There’s a third character for each demo version, unique to the region: American players will get the rushdown werewolf Caleb, and European players will get Frankenstein grappler Adam. The demo will allow players to play either in local multiplayer or single player modes.
Omen of Sorrow will be launched digitally on November 6th, and its physical version will arrive in America on November 20th. It has already appeared at over 100 events organized by the fighting game community around the world: Evo, First Attack, ThunderStruck, Treta Championship, SoCal Regionals, and more.
Source: AOne Games
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Purchasing Azerite Armor Pieces to Become a Thing in World of Warcraft
One of the bigger complaints that World of Warcraft players have about Battle for Azeroth is the acquisition of Azerite armor pieces, particularly by running Mythic+ dungeons. That will be changing, however, with 8.1, when a new as-yet-unnamed currency is introduced that players can earn in their weekly Mythic+ chests or by scrapping Azerite armor pieces. Once enough currency is earned, players will be able to visit Thaumaturge Vashreen who will sell two different types of items.
Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour Online Dragon Radar Event NA East results
As we near the end of October, the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour just keeps on chugging on, with another Online Dragon Radar Event wrapping up recently for Eastern North America. Eligible States included Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and the Canadian Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador.
With a massive 363 entrants and only two Dragon Balls left in play, it was going to be an undeniably intense battle to see which mighty warrior would get the chance to compete at one of the two remaining Saga Events in Japan and Australia, or the Last Chance Qualifier in January. Sami “Samifish” Nash and “Based” Jake Ryan were on hand to call all the top 8 action.
Results
Dragon Ball FighterZ
1. sM|SuperHotGarbage (Kid Buu/Captain Ginyu/Super Saiyan Vegeta) – Will be flown to the Saga Event of his choice
2. Crescent|Doza (SSGSS Goku/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku, Bardock/SSGSS Goku/Super Saiyan Goku)
3. Teemo (Bardock/Fused Zamasu/Android 16)
4. Monkeymadness (Cell/Piccolo/Tien)
5. SX|EMP RougeYoshi (Nappa/Kid Buu/Gotenks)
5. Legendaryypred (Adult Gohan/Gotenks/Android 16)
7. BxA|A$AP R1CKY (Android 21/Broly/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
7. Millsaysurass (Adult Gohan/Cell/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
The next Offline Dragon Radar Events will be Canada Cup 2018 for the Americas, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and the 2018 Thailand Game Show, occurring in Bangkok, for Asia, both on the weekend of October 26th-28th, as well as The Colosseum for Europe, in Rome, Italy, November 17th and 18th. Meanwhile, the next Online Event will be for Latin America South, with fighterz from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Venezuela, Peru, and Uruguay eligible to compete. Registration is currently open on smash.gg. The tournament will begin on Sunday, November 18th, with top 8 being played on Tuesday, November 20th, streaming live at twitch.tv/dragonballfighterz.
Source: dragonballfighterz
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