Everyone has a fighting chance
Israel Adesanya’s arrival in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, going 4-0 while displaying a personality as flashy as his fighting style, has garnered quite a bit of hype.
Kamaru Usman provided an upset earlier this month when he dethroned the former champion Tyron Woodley in their welterweight scrap at UFC 235.
Starting March 27th, Aion will be updated with Ereshkigal’s Wrath and daevas will face off against her for the last time. Players will find new instances, “new Daevanion skills”, new transformations, GP competitive seasons, skill adjustments and much more. The development team has promised that more information on all of the new content will be revealed soon, but has sent out a teaser trailer to start the ball rolling.
It’s officially launch day for The Division 2! To introduce the game to anyone who’s been living under a gaming rock and not paying attention, Ubisoft has sent out a new trailer that wonders, “What is The Division 2?”
Once again, Friday has rolled around and the latest edition of Star Citizen: Around the Verse is out and about for your viewing pleasure. In this week’s episode Technical Director Sean Tracy and Narrative Director David Haddock showcase holo advertising in Area 18, “thousands upon thousands of shots fired” and the lore team unveils a few story tidbits.
Tony Ferguson‘s wife has sought a restraining order against the Ultimate Fighting Championship lightweight, alleging that he made threatening remarks and demonstrated disturbing behavior on multiple occasions.
The alleged victim in the phone-smashing incident in Miami is now suing Conor McGregor for over $15,000 in damages.
So, you’d like to buy into the latest generation of Nvidia video cards but can’t afford the higher prices that come with RTX. We come bearing good news: MSI is here to help with the brand new GTX 1660 Gaming X 6G, a Turing powered graphics card beginning at only $249.99. Today, we’ll explain whether or not it’s worth the upgrade in our official review.
ESE|Sherry Jenix is working hard to help international fighting game competitors confront a challenge that starts before they even pick up a controller. Getting travel visas to actually be able to attend tournaments can prove very difficult — so much that it can outright prevent a player from making it to some big competitive opportunities (such as Capcom Cup, for example). Enter the EFight Pass project:
We’re finally live!
EFight Pass is a program created to help foreign players get their U.S. visas to compete.
For information on our program or how to get a U.S. visa yourself, check out https://t.co/GAGkI6HUYV
The site is available in English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese. pic.twitter.com/pKK7dT1Bkg
— eFightPass (@eFightPass) February 28, 2019
Sherry Jenix joins r/StreetFighter’s Joe Munday on this week’s r/SF Radio podcast, where they talk about the details of what it takes to get a U.S. visa for fighting game players, and why it can be so challenging — and how EFight Pass is working to help.
You can listen to r/SF Radio on any of the following streaming platforms, or watch it out on YouTube. (The podcast includes some NSFW language!) For more info, head over to the r/StreetFighter subreddit.
Source: r/StreetFighter
If you’ve been looking for an Auto Assault-like game with lots of vehicular mayhem, look no further than Skybound’s “notmycar”. The oddly spelled game is sprinting off the starting line for Steam Early Access beginning April 5th. Anyone can play that day and take part in “Founders’ Week” through April 12th “rewarding the game’s earliest players with an exclusive custom paint job for notmycar’s one and only pick-up truck of punishment, The Beast”.