Everyone has a fighting chance
The Forum in Inglewood, Calif., will play host to the trilogy fight between former UFC light heavyweight champions Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz, when the two veterans square off in the main event of Golden Boy Promotions first mixed martial arts card.
Capcom’s new weekly streaming show Capcom Connect continues tonight at 8:00 PM PT, streaming live from Esports Arena Oakland! Tune in at Capcom Fighters on Twitch.
Watch live video from CapcomFighters on www.twitch.tv
The stream will once again feature event and news recaps, Street Fighter V matches with guest players and art and cosplay from Street Fighter fans. Tonight’s guests are Pavocado and SRK’s own El Cubano Loco!
It's time to dance!
Our next guests for Capcom Connect Episode 8 are @El_Cubano_Loco and @650Pavocado.
Tune in to https://t.co/Wy2eNl7gRN on November 20 at 8pm PT! pic.twitter.com/GFSE6hXnRk
— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) November 17, 2018
From the original Capcom-Unity announcement:
You will have the chance to win various codes for Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition just by watching and interacting with our social channels. In the afternoon before each show, we’ll tweet out a specific hashtag on the Street Fighter or Capcom Fighters Twitter account. All you need to do is use that hashtag in a tweet of your own before the drawing begins at around 8:15 PM PT. During the show, we’ll randomly choose winners and announce them on-stream. After the show, expect a Direct Message from the Street Fighter or Capcom Fighters accounts with your code. The codes are currently only for North America.
If you’re an artist or cosplayer, tweet @StreetFighter with pictures of your creation and we just might feature it on the stream with all credit going towards you!
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In a rare occurrence, the UFC Fight Night 140 preliminary card outdrew the main card this past Saturday night on Fox Sports 1.
Tekken 7‘s Paul Phoenix has undeniably solid fundamental tools that work at every level of play. Beyond his strong, simple tools and belligerent coin-flips, though, he has surprising gimmicks on okizeme that can melt the life-bars of opponents that didn’t understand the situation they were in.
If you know your opponent likes to tech early, or if they like to tech at the wall, Paul gets to work some frightening back-turned damage or instant 50/50’s. Considering the damage output Paul traditionally has, you only need these to work once or twice to get them to get inside your opponents head.
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Saudi Arabia and Japan square off in Tekken 7 at the Esports World Championships in this epic set
That Blasted Salami shows off Bob’s gains in Tekken 7 of Season 2
KYSG_Guc breaks the combo meter — and just about everything else — in this Law video for Tekken 7
With the Early Access Head Start for Legends of Aria set to kick off on November 27th, the team wants everyone to get a look at the game ahead of time. To that end, from November 23rd to November 25th, everyone is invited to sign up to play the game for free!
Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku — or, colloquially, Goku Blue — has been a fixture on several teams over the course of the life of Dragon Ball FighterZ so far. Given his strong damage and his good tertiary uses as an assist, he’s been a solid character for newcomers and experts alike.
Using an all-Goku team — featuring Super Saiyan Goku and basic Goku as assist characters — Playergodaines shows some of the amazing things you can do off of a level 1 Sparking Blast with Goku Blue — both solo, and with various assist options. Certainly, you can also use the single assists appropriately within level 2 spark for a bit of a damage boost.
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Final Showdown teaches how to do sparking combos for Vegito in Dragon Ball FighterZ
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Pathfinder: Kingmaker developer Owlcat Games has released the first information about the Season Pass and DLC packages that will be coming to the game. The Season Pass and the first DLC, The Wildcards, will be on sale starting December 6th. Each DLC chapter sells for $7.99 on its own or can come as part of a trio of DLC in the Season Pass for $24.99.
As That Blasted Salami has worked their way through all the 1000+ changes in Tekken 7 Season 2, one thing has noticeably stood out: nearly everyone, even previously “top tier” characters like Devil Jin, ultimately found themselves in a stronger (or at least more even) place than they were before.
If there’s any character this demonstrably isn’t true of, though, it’s Dragunov. While certainly not a “bad character” post patch, Dragunov’s toolkit refocused to take advantage of some more nuanced, situational skills such as his new wall bounce and command grab game. Check out the latest breakdown video above to see the exact ways in which Dragunov was reshaped in Season 2.
Source: That Blasted Salami
That Blasted Salami covers the grab bag of changes to Devil Jin in Tekken 7
Here’s a full breakdown of Bryan’s Season 2 changes in Tekken 7
That Blasted Salami covers Claudio’s Season 2 changes in Tekken 7
As That Blasted Salami has worked their way through all the 1000+ changes in Tekken 7 Season 2, one thing has noticeably stood out: nearly everyone, even previously “top tier” characters like Devil Jin, ultimately found themselves in a stronger (or at least more even) place than they were before.
If there’s any character this demonstrably isn’t true of, though, it’s Dragunov. While certainly not a “bad character” post patch, Dragunov’s toolkit refocused to take advantage of some more nuanced, situational skills such as his new wall bounce and command grab game. Check out the latest breakdown video above to see the exact ways in which Dragunov was reshaped in Season 2.
Source: That Blasted Salami
That Blasted Salami covers the grab bag of changes to Devil Jin in Tekken 7
Here’s a full breakdown of Bryan’s Season 2 changes in Tekken 7
That Blasted Salami covers Claudio’s Season 2 changes in Tekken 7
Tekken 7 Josie pro Adnan “Blackbeard” Zaman has been making waves in the European Tekken scene for years, perhaps most notably when he pulled off a major upset in 2017 by defeating odds-on-favorite Tissuemon at Paris Games Week. He’s consistently kept top placements since then, so it’s no surprise to see that he’s now snagged himself a nice sponsorship via Equinox Gaming:
No ketchup! Just sauce!
We are thrilled to welcome @adnanish87 aka Blackbeard to the #EQNX Stream Team family! Learn @TEKKEN from one of the best in Denmark!
Make sure to show him some love ➡️ https://t.co/3RfW6XQfuw
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— EQNX (@EQNXGaming) November 20, 2018
With this signing, Equinox Gaming has a exceptionally strong pool of Tekken talent — Blackbeard joins the ranks of T7 pros Joey Fury and Dimeback.
Source: EQNXGaming
