The Bellator 210 lineup continues to grow, as kickboxing standout Joe Schilling will return to the MMA realm to face Jose Alfredo Leija at middleweight, while Kristina Williams will meet Bruna Ellen at flyweight.
UFC 233 Set for Anaheim on Jan. 26, Will Go Head-to-Head with Bellator Card in Los Angeles
Both the UFC and Bellator MMA will be in the Golden State on Jan. 26.
UFC Fight Night 138 Medical Suspensions: Anthony Smith, Volkan Oezdemir Facing 6 Months
Both Anthony Smith and Volkan Oezdemir are facing six-month layoffs following their headlining bout at UFC Fight Night 138.
Final Showdown showcases more advanced tag combos for Dragon Ball FighterZ
The last time Final Showdown made a tag team combo video for Dragon Ball FighterZ, the results were pretty impressive. Now he’s back with another combo video, once again focusing on tag team stuff.
The video below is actually a collection of various single clips he’s shared over social media for the past few months. Interestingly enough, for these clips, he’s trying to give some more attention to villain characters that he normally doesn’t use. So expect to see a fair bit of Cell, Broly, and more in addition to his favorites such as Vegito and Teen Gohan.
Source: Final Showdown
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Dusty Knuckles V VOD’s available, featuring Beastorizer and Hyper Street Fighter II
If you don’t closely follow Sabin’s Team Spooky After Hours, you may have missed Dusty Knuckles V! This retro game exhibition was a collaboration between Team Spooky and IFixMachine to highlight games from the arcade scene’s past: Beastorizer (a.k.a. Bloody Roar), and Hyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Edition.
But if you missed it, no sweat: an hour+ of high level arcade action awaits you below in the recently upload VOD playlist from Team Spooky themselves.
Source: Team Spooky After Hours
BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition launches in Europe on February 8
Europe at times gets the short end of the stick with the release schedule for some games. Happily, it seems that this wont be the case for BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition for Switch.
PQube has announced that BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition will be arriving in Europe on February 8 – one day after the Japanese release date.
For those not aware of this port, BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition comes with all the DLC released for prior releases of Central Fiction on other platforms. In addition to this, it comes with a host of features that take advantage of the Switch’s unique form factor, including support for 2-player versus using the two JoyCons.
Source: PQube
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Minecraft Fan Project Recreates World of Warcraft’s Orgrimmar & Stormwind
Everyone needs to choose the Horde or Alliance these days, even Minecraft fans. One fan, commissioned by Blizzard, has faithfully recreated both Orgrimmar, capital of the Horde and Stormwind, capital of the Alliance, within the game of Minecraft. Vale Yard has produced a pair of time-lapse videos to show the building process and, well, the results speak for themselves. Check out both and let us know what you think!
Blade & Soul Producer’s Letter Announces Delay of Class Specialization Update
A new letter has been posted on the Blade & Soul site to let North American and European players know that the class specializations update that was planned for December 2018 is going to be delayed to address player feedback and to allow developers an opportunity for an additional balance pass to make any needed adjustments.
EverQuest: The Burning Lands Now Up for Pre-Order Ahead of December 11th Release
The twenty-fifth expansion to EverQuest is now available for pre-order which also grants players instant access to the beta. Called The Burning Lands, the new expansion will be available on December 11th and will feature expanded lore, the new “luck” stat and six new expansion zones.
Get up to speed with Akuma’s changes in Season 2 of Tekken 7
Geese has become Tekken 7‘s go to “2D” character in tournaments, it seems. That’s a bit of a shame, because the game’s first guest character, Akuma, got some fairly interesting changes that you don’t get to see in practice too often.
A mixture of nerfs and buffs, Akuma has become a bit more versatile and neutral focused, while still maintaining his high damage output and strong mixups. If you need a debrief on Akuma’s changes (some of which were not in the patch notes) then check out That Blasted Salami‘s video guide above!
Source: That Blasted Salami