Month: November 2018

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New ArcheAge Team Writes to the Community for the First Time

The ArcheAge site has been updated with a brief note from the new ArcheAge team to let the community know what it has been up to for the past couple weeks since the announcement that Trion Worlds had been sold to Gamigo. In it, the new team is working to ensure server stability, set up the new infrastructure and to deploy the 5.0 Update Relics of Hiram to the PTS today. Relics will be ready for players to test starting at 4:00 pm today and 5.0 will be launching on live servers on November 13th.

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Capcom Pro Tour 2018 LATAM Regional Finals streaming live from São Paulo, Brazil

Third of four Regional Finals for the 2018 Capcom Pro Tour is happening this weekend. Latin America is getting its shot, starting with the Regional Open Tournament Premier Event and ending with the Regional Finals proper with the top 8 players from the LATAM regional rankings, where one player will earn a guaranteed trip to Capcom Cup.

Expected attendees include Itabashi Zangief, Haitani, Mago, stormKUBO, Jiewa, Doomsnake507, Brolynho, Dark, Keoma, HKDASH, Shignolex, ChuChu, PauloWeb and more. Brackets can be found on Challonge.

As usual, you can watch live on the Capcom Fighters Twitch channel.

Watch live video from CapcomFighters on www.twitch.tv

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Source: Capcom Pro Tour

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Inasa Yoarashi is My Hero One’s Justice’s next DLC character

Another DLC character has been revealed for Bandai Namco’s arena fighter My Hero One’s Justice. Joining Shoot Style Deku and Endeavour as downloadable additions to the cast is Inasa Yoarashi.

Revealed in a recent issue of Weekly Jump magazine, Inasa brings with him his “Whirlwind” quirk. This quirk lets Inasa hit opponents from afar using powerful winds.

As with the previous 2 DLC characters, purchasing Inasa also gives access to his character mission.

A release date for Inasa has yet to be revealed. Me Hero One’s Justice, however, is available now for PlayStation 4, PC, Switch, and XBox One.

Source: YonkouProfuctions

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Thailand Game Show 2018 results

While Canada Cup 2018 was the main attraction in terms of competitive fighting game action last weekend, the Thailand Game Show 2018 in Bangkok also played host to some impressive action, serving as a Dragon Radar event on the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour, as well as holding tournaments for Bandai Namco Entertainment’s pair of 3D fighters: Tekken 7 and the newly-released SoulCalibur VI.

Results

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Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. GAZE|Nickey_e (Trunks/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Vegeta, Gotenks/Cooler/Bardock) – Will be flown to the Saga event of his choice
2. CGP|ALDEN (Kid Buu/Adult Gohan/Goku Black)
3. PC-Only|FGO (Cell/Bardock/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
4. KamikazeJD (Kid Buu/Gotenks/Android 16)
5. GAZE|BALLxZA (Kid Buu/Bardock/Android 16)
5. PC-Only|AxeWooD (Android 16/Super Saiyan Goku/Tien)
7. TJ|MindRPG (Hit/Cooler/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
7. WDP|D4C (Bardock/Kid Buu/Super Saiyan Vegeta)

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SoulCalibur VI

1. TJ|SunGouki (Nightmare)
2. FoRTuNeR (Astaroth, Yoshimitsu)
3. CTS|HachiBachi (Voldo)
4. 725 (Nightmare, Mitsurugi)
5. Detoxz (Kilik)
5. PUNG (Nightmare, Siegfried)
7. PJ|Maydic (Astaroth)
7. Mezzanino|Cyberbully (Ivy)

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Tekken 7

1. Book (Jin Kazama)
2. Uncle Ben (Geese Howard, Shaheen)
3. Samlan CNX Shin Akuma (Akuma)
4. CTS|HachiBachi (Eddy Gordo, Lucky Chloe)
5. FoRTuNeR (Ling Xiaoyu)
5. ReaperRabbit182 (Jin Kazama)
7. 725 (Steve Fox)
7. Jadey (Kazuya Mishima, Bryan Fury, Kazumi Mishima, Heihachi Mishima)
9. AngryCheese (Master Raven)
9. Skadong (Jin Kazama, Devil Jin)
9. TK_isada (Alisa Bosconovitch, Anna Williams)
9. YUY|Wolfmanbell (Claudio Serafino)
13. Champagne Supernova (Clauido Serafino)
13. TJ|MindRPG (King, Akuma)
13. Cyberfoxz (Hwoarang, Steve Fox)
13. MaxCybers (Feng Wei)

Source: TGU_main

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Study up on the new upgrades for Alisa in Tekken 7 Season 2

The traditionally poke-heavy Alisa has been given some new tools to play with. You won’t be DB+3ing people to death anymore: with powered up chainsaws and stance moves, Alisa can be played in a more versatile and pressure-heavy way, as demonstrated in the latest That Blasted Salami overview.

Combine this with a new power crush, larger hitboxes, and new frame traps on block and hit, and Tekken 7 has a new robot that’s ready to wreck shop — assuming her DB+3 nerf doesn’t hit her too hard in the long run.

Source: That Blasted Salami

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