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Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz have been household names ever since both fighters dominated the Ultimate Fighting Championship during their prime, but their new promoter claims that only now are they about to be paid what they truly deserve.
Ricardo Lamas is back in the winner’s column with his emphatic technical knockout victory over Darren Elkins over the weekend at UFC Argentina, but the former featherweight title challenger is pumping the brakes on any talk of an immediate return to contention.
Rachael Ostovich has been hospitalized for “major injuries” after allegedly being attacked in Honolulu, according to a report from TMZ Sports.
Did Tekken 7‘s Bryan need buffs in Season 2? Your opinion on this counter-hit fishing,mid-range monster likely depends on your practice time against good Bryans — or if you just play as him yourself. Regardless of where you fall in that category, though, Namco decided that the cyborg needed some upgrades, and BryanBot 2.0 looks exceptionally good right now.
That Blasted Salami‘s latest video breaks down the latest changes for Tekken’s most maniac machine. With better frame data and wall options, Bryan’s strengths are magnified to even greater round-stealing extents — but will it be enough to bring more Bryans out to tournament play?
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Cynthia Calvillo had an intriguing fight lined up before a Nevada State Athletic Commission suspension sidelined her for nine months. Now she wants that opportunity back.
Final Showdown has helped innovate many combos for Vegito in Dragon Ball FighterZ. Now, he’s put out a video that’s meant to show how you should optimally be using the “sparking” mechanic in your combos.
The video below specifically teaches advanced sparking combos for Vegito. For anyone wondering how Final Showdown pulls his combos for the character off, or simply needs more optimal conversions for Vegito, this video should give you ideas of what you can do:
Source: Final Showdown
For some time now, we’ve known when BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition for the Nintendo Switch would arrive in Japan and Europe — At long last, we also know when it’ll arrive in North America.
BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition arrives in North America on February 7, 2019. This means that North America on the same day as Japan, and a day before Europe. For those wondering about what makes BlazBlue: Central Fiction Special Edition “special”, the game comes with all previously released DLC for the other ports of Central Fiction.
Source: Siliconera
Last week, Donald Cerrone hinted that he was ”just waiting” on Conor McGregor for a potential booking in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Following up on the recent reveals of Nonon Jakuzure and Houka Inumuta for the Arc System Work’s upcoming 3D Arena fighter Kill la Kill the Game: IF, we now have 21 and-a-half minutes of new gameplay of the entire Elite Four, taken from the new build of the title that will be playable at the upcoming ARCREVO Japan 2018 in Tokyo next week.
In the four presented matches, we see Nonon taking on her best friend Satsuki Kiryuin, displaying her powerful zoning prowess, with musical orbs, traps, and bombs, as well as break attack that sees her fire a massive laser from her Symphony Regalia.
Next up, Houka Inumuta gets a rematch with Ryuko Matoi before also taking on Satsuki. As the analytical strategist of the Elite Four, Inumuta possesses a unique “Analyze Gauge,” which holds 8 stocks that can be filled by connecting with his clones, similar to M.O.D.O.K.’s Analyze Cubes from Marvel Vs. Capcom 3. Once filled, Houka can then cash out the stocks for longer combos, feints, invisibility, the ability to summon clones, and possibly more.
He can also fill the Gauge rapidly with what appears to be a multi-hitting break attack utilizing his clones, and possesses a teleport dash, making him a very tricky and deceptive fighter. Finally, Stocks of the Analyze Gauge will carry over between rounds, as any fan of the show knows that Houka doesn’t like to lose valuable data. Unfortunately, it seems that his Japanese voice actor, Hiroyuki Yoshino, who also voices Ed in Street Fighter V, hasn’t stepped into the booth to record his lines yet, as the character is entirely silent throughout the footage.
Finally, we get another look at Ira Gamagoori and Uzu Sanageyama, who were previously showcased at the Tokyo Game Show in September. You can see the full footage below.
Kill la Kill the Game: IF is set to release for PlayStation 4 and PC sometime in 2019.
Source: Gematsu (YouTube)
Neil Magny was on his last legs — literally — in the waning moments of the UFC Fight Night 140 headliner in Buenos Aires, Argentina ,on Saturday night.