Birdie’s Critical Art won’t break armor if it’s cancelled into in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

Critical Arts are supposed to blow up any armored attacks in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, and it has been that way since the very beginning. Unfortunately, there’s something else that’s been there since the beginning — Birdie’s incomplete CA.

Birdie’s super normally breaks armor like everyone else’s. But because of an incorrectly set property, Birdie’s CA won’t break armor if it’s cancelled into: something discovered recently by RumoursOfGhosts — the hard way — in his match above.

When the inevitable Season 4 happens, I think it’s safe to say we already know a buff Birdie will (or at least should) get.

Source: RumoursOfGhosts (Twitter)


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Sega is bringing the first three VIRTUAL-ON games to PlayStation 4

Hot on the heels of Tanita restarting their twin-stick controller project for PlayStation 4, Sega has now announced some more games that it can be used for! Yes, the company is bringing the first three VIRTUAL-ON games to PlayStation 4.

Sega has announced that VIRTUAL-ON: Cyber Troopers, Cyber Troopers VIRTUAL-ON Oratorio Tangram, and Cyber Troopers VIRTUAL-ON Force are coming to PlayStation 4 sometime in the near future. While these titles have had re-releases before, this is the first time they’re seeing releases in this console generation.

As expected all three titles will be compatible with Tanita’s upcoming twin-stick controller for Toaru Majutsu no Virtual-On.

Details regarding the pricing, region availability, and release dates of these titles will be revealed at a later time.

Source: Famitsu


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HyperX Fury RGB SSD Review

The people asked, HyperX listened. Fresh from the warehouse from the gaming arm of Kingston comes the HyperX Fury RGB, a classic SATA based SSD that deliver speedy performance storage and a more affordable rate than its M.2 based cousin. There’s no NVMe that can shine like this one either – check out review to learn more.

BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition for Switch can now be pre-ordered in Japan

Hot on the heels of the reveal of BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition‘s release date in Japan, retailers have now put the game up for pre-order. Players in Japan can now head on to retailers such as Yodobashi, Bic Camera, and Amazon Japan to pre-order the game for Switch.

For those wondering what being the “Special Edition” entails, this version of Central Fiction will feature all the previously released DLC for the game in other platforms. This represents about ¥5,000 worth of savings compared to the prior releases with DLC. Additionally, being on the Switch, the game will also allow for versus battles in handheld mode using two JoyCons.

BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition for Switch arrives in Japan on February 7, 2019.

Source: Gematsu


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