Welcome to the Rollback: a frame-by-frame look back at our past week’s most notable news — and our favorite SRK articles — from October 19 to November 1, 2018!
Zavian “mushin_Z” Sildra, Editor-in-Chief:
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Nintendo announces Piranha Plant as DLC bonus and Fighters Pass for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Well hello there, new Smash main. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Evolution Championship Series 2019 set for August 2-4 in Las Vegas, Nevada
Get ready for another big bash in Vegas as Evo returns to its (now usual) stomping grounds at Mandalay Bay.
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Shoryuken review: The Scuf Vantage controller for PlayStation 4 fits right at home in the FGC
Pad players on PlayStation: take note. This might be your best weapon of choice.
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SoulCalibur VI post-release video review
Crow_Spaceboy elaborates on his impressions of the new 3D fighter, after having spent some more time with it after its retail release.
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“Light it up!” Voice actor Christopher Smith talks about bringing G to life in Street Fighter V
Some insight into the (English) voice of Street Fighter V‘s off-the-wall Season 3 roster addition. President powah!
Crow_Spaceboy, Assistant Editor:
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Version 2.02 of Tekken 7 drops, introduces minor bug fixes and balance changes
It is extremely funny to me that one of Season 2’s most controversial changes, Gigas’s DF+1 nerf, was almost immediately reverted.
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You can now view frame data with this overlay for SoulCalibur VI on PC
Now if only those people with PCs could share that data with the rest of us console scum. (That’s me, by the way.)
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Learn to neutralize the 2A+G/2B+K Ivy mixup in SoulCalibur VI
This is an annoying entry level mixup that you’ll have to deal with at all levels of play.
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Dusty Knuckles V VODs available, featuring Beastorizer and Hyper Street Fighter II
Dusty Knuckles is quickly becoming one of my favorite US events thanks to its unique and revolving game lineups.
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Bandai Namco may ban “inappropriate custom characters” from playing online in SoulCalibur VI
Did you ever stop think about the fact that, because of this news, it’s someone’s job to check for dongs at Namco? A dongchecker. Every day they log in to SoulCalibur VI and look for dongs, and not only do they get paid for it, but they’re graded on their performance. They have meetings about dong quotas.
Catch up on what you may have missed in our prior SRK Rollback compilations.
