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X-Kira teases more Crossover Costumes, and that “Super Street Fighter V” could be the final version of the game

Also claims that Season 5 will be the last, and teases upcoming characters and modes!

Infamous Brazilian leaker and dataminer X-Kira has recently been giving out “Christmas presents” on his Twitter account, teasing a massive amount of Crossover Costumes that could be arriving to Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition during Season 4 in 2019 — as he claims to know 70% of future outfits arriving in 2019.

As usual he tweeted pictures of various Capcom characters, including: Batsu Ichimonji and Kyosuke Kagami from Rival Schools, (he previously tweeted pictures of Hinata Wakaba, and the Taiyo High School emblem, which all three attend) Captain Commando’s Baby Head and Mack the Knife, Asura’s Wrath’s Asura, Plasma Sword’s Hayato Kanzaki, Fou-Lu, Ryu and Nina from Breath of Fire, Dead Rising’s Frank West, Tron Bonne from Mega Man Legends, Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams’ Kaijin no Soki, Red Earth/Warzard’s Tessa/Tabasa and Leo, Marvel vs. Capcom 2’s Ruby Heart, Jin Saotome from Cyberbots, Regina from Dino Crisis, as well as the trio of D.D., Rook, and Death from the canceled Capcom Fighting All-Stars: Code Holder. X-Kira also specifies that some of these outfits will be for the new challengers in Season 4.

He then goes on to state that Dark Sakura and Cyber-Akuma from Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter will be appearing in Extra Battle in the near future, and that dedicated Yoga Masters will finally be able to enjoy Dhalsim’s Nostalgic costume as a Premium attire next year. X-Kira mentions that Season 4 will be “a season of love and hate,” with “a strong grappler joining the roster.” Kira then goes on to say that the Season 2 and 3 cast could be seeing some cleaner, more refined animations next year, before noting that a number of characters and variants can be faced in a new mode that will let us face NPCs (perhaps the Boss Rush mode X-Kira spoke about in the past.), including:

  • Arthur
  • Asura
  • Street Fighter II M. Bison and Sagat
  • Balrog and Guile with their Street Fighter II Rainbow Edition movesets
  • Cyber-Akuma
  • Dark Sakura
  • Evil Ryu
  • Mech Zangief, Juri, and F.A.N.G
  • Mega Man X
  • Sheng Long
  • Giant versions of Abigail, Alex, a new character, Dan, Phantom M. Bison, Peter Zonta, and Shadaloo Soldiers
  • Shadaloo Dolls
  • Nadeshiko
  • invisible characters
  • M. Bison II from Street Fighter EX 2 Plus (with his unique version of Psycho Cannon and Knee Press Nightmare)

Finally, X-Kira made it clear that his recent findings haven’t been datamining, as he actually has access to Capcom’s QA servers, and that the company is looking to “shut him down” in 2019. Most notably, he mentions that the recent reveal of Street Fighter V Type Arcade, “automatically confirms another version of the game, since other builds are being made and Arcade Edition will be replaced … Super Street Fighter V is the final version of SFV,” claiming it will be released in December 2019, with Arcade Rival cutscenes, similar to Street Fighter IV, also being added. According to Kira Season 5 will be the last for the game, with General Story Volume 2 also in the works.

You can see all of the relevant tweets below, but keep in mind this is all unconfirmed, so only time (and Capcom) will tell how much of these predictions/teases come true.

Source: X-Kira Datamining (Twitter)

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Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour Saga 6: Japan Round results

ARC REVO Japan 2018 wasn’t the only source of high-level Arc System Works fighting game action this weekend, as the 6th Saga Event of the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour, the Japan Round, took place from Tokyo, VR Zone Shinjuku, Japan, with over 150 mighty warriors from all across the globe gunning for the Six-Star Dragon Ball and a guaranteed spot in the World Tour Finals in January.

Results

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Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. GGP|Kazunoko (Gotenks/Adult Gohan/Yamcha) – Wins the Six-Star Dragon Ball
2. CO|Fenrich (Cell/Bardock/Super Saiyan Vegeta) – Will be flown to the Last-Chance Qualifier
3. DNG|Tachikawa (Android 18/Hit/Frieza)
4. Chou (Captain Ginyu/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
5. Acqua (Captain Ginyu/Android 16/Tien)
5. PONOS|Moke (Bardock/Kid Buu/Trunks, Kid Buu/Bardock/Trunks)
7. Maddo (Adult Gohan/Android 16/Yamcha)
7. CO|Dogura (Kid Buu/Android 16/Super Saiyan Goku)
9. Verdane (Cell/Broly/Super Saiyan Goku)
9. KoreanWrestlingMan (Android 18/Android 16/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
9. TNJ (Bardock/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku)
9. VGIA|Shanks (Android 18/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku)
13. Waka (Super Saiyan Vegeta/Android 16/Goku Black)
13. PONOS|Garireo (Bardock/Goku Black/Android 16)
13. Ikura (Kid Buu/Cell/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
13. Aixy (Android 18/Super Saiyan Vegeta/Super Saiyan Goku)
17. Musui (Super Saiyan Vegeta/Android 16/Kid Buu)
17. BNBBN (Kid Buu/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
17. BOSS
17. AE|Pekos (Kid Buu/Bardock/Android 16)
17. Matoi (Android 21/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
17. USGYgaru (Bardock/Goku Black/Android 16)
17. Tahichi (Gotenks/Teen Gohan/Tien)
17. Inuchiyo (Gotenks/Bardock/Android 16)
25. bc|Apologyman (Piccolo/Tien/Super Saiyan Goku)
25. Eda (Gotenks/Majin Buu/Android 16)
25. Kana (Kid Buu/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
25. Korossasu (Cooler/Goku Black/Broly)
25. Masayan (Adult Gohan/Android 21/Bardock)
25. Kindevu (Gotenks/Android 16/Bardock)
25. Ruby (Adult Gohan/Android 16/Super Saiyan Goku)
25. Kaimart (SSGSS Vegito/Teen Gohan/Kid Buu)

The next stop on the DBFZ World Tour’s calendar will be the final offline Dragon Radar Event, DreamHack Winter 2018 from Jönköping, Sweden, running from Friday, November 30th to Monday, December 3rd. Then it’s time to decide the fate of the final Dragon Ball, with the seventh Saga Event, CouchWarrirors Crossup, in Coburg North, VIC, Australia on the weekend of December 15th. Registration is live at smash.gg.

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ARCREVO Japan 2018 results

This weekend, the ArcREVO World Tour made its third stop in the form of ARCREVO Japan 2018 from Tokyo. Over 100 entrants assembled for each of the main three Arc System Works titles: BlazBlue: Central Fiction, Guilty Gear XRD REV2, and BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, including the three Champions of Revolution 2018, as well as the highest-placing American players at last August’s Evo 2018 for each title. This guaranteed quality action, especially with Ranking points and qualification for ARCREVO America 2019 on the line.

Results

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BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

1. LeGaime|GOUDA (Gordeau/Nu-13, Nu-13/Gordeau) – 550 Points (Qualifies for ARCREVO America 2019)
2. KoujiKOG (Waldstein/Iron Tager) – 250 Points
3. LeGaime|Ryota (Ruby Rose/Weiss Schnee, Ruby Rose/Gordeau) – 190 P0ints
4. 24bann (Hakumen/Akihiko Sanada) – 160 Points
5. Mekasuke (Orie Ballardiae/Ruby Rose) – 130 Points
5. Sh (Weiss Schnee/Ruby Rose) – 130 Points
7. Mabushin (Ruby Rose/Gordeau) – 100 Points
7. KYONOentremete (Mitsuru Kirijo/Yuzuriha Sougetsu) – 100 Points

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Guilty Gear XRD REV2

1. Omito (Johnny) – 550 Points (Qualifies for ARCREVO America 2019)
2. WG|Samitto (Chipp Zanuff) – 250 Points
3. Nage (Faust) – 190 Points
4. Zadi (Raven) – 160 Points
5. Doren2k (Jam Kuradoberi) – 130 Points
5. Azesuke (May) – 130 Points
7. Roi (Sol Badguy) – 100 Points
7. FAB (Potemkin) – 100 Points

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BlazBlue: Central Fiction

1. Yamashita (YMST) (Hades Izanami) – 550 Points (Qualifies for ARCREVO America 2019 and receives a BBCF Pro License)
2. Konan (Tsubaki Yayoi) – 250 Points
3. Fumi (Nine The Phantom, Litchi Faye-Ling) – 190 Points
4. Ittuu (Ragna The Bloodedge) – 160 Points
5. Sadie (Iron Tager, Hades Izanami) – 130 Points
5. OJA|Rikutoxue (Hades Izanami) – 130 Points
7. Yoshiki (Nu-13) – 100 Points
7. LeGaime|Monster (Hades Izanami, Nine The Phantom) – 100 Points

The next stop on the ARCREVO World Tour will be Evo Japan 2019 in Fukuoka, Japan, running from February 15th-17th, 2019, where we’ll see three more players qualify for the ARCREVO America World Tour Finals in Fall 2019.

Source: arcsystemworks; arcsystemworksu (English Commentary)

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Tokyo International Film Festival Dragon Ball FighterZ Super Match Invitational results

Earlier this month, a massive Dragon Ball FighterZ Invitational event took place at the Tokyo International Film Festival in Tokyo, Japan. Dubbed the Dragon Ball FighterZ Super Match, this event pitted eight of the world’s strongest players against each other in a battle for supremacy. Though not part of the ongoing Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour, there was still a lot of pride and bragging rights on the line, especially since the event was conducted in the customary, yet extremely volatile, single-elimination format that defines Japanese tournament play. Participants included:

  • Echo Fox|SonicFox (Two-Star Dragon Ball Holder, Evo 2018, VSFighting 2018, CEOTaku 2018, East Coast Throwdown, and Canada Cup 2018 Champion)
  • CO|GO1 (Three-Star Dragon Ball Holder, Final Round 2018, NCR 2018, Brussels Challenge Major 2018, KVO x TSB 2018, Canada Cup Masters Series 2018, Stunfest 2018, Sonic Boom 2018, Ultimate Fighting Arena 2018 Champion)
  • GGP|Kazunoko (One and Five-Star Dragon Ball Holder, CEO 2018, TWFighter Major 2018, SCR 2018, SEAM 2018 Champion)
  • NRG|HookGangGod (Four-Star Dragon Ball Holder, Summit of Power, Defend The North 2018, Thunderstruck 2018 Champion)
  • Kaimart (Tokyo Game Show 2018 Champion)
  • R-Cade|Alioune (25th at Combo Breaker 2018, 13th at CEO and Evo 2018, 7th at Ultimate Fighting Arena 2018)
  • Zer0q (Vienallity 2018 and Fight Club NRW 2018 Champion)
  • KoreanWrestlingMan (49th at Evo 2018, 5th at TWFighter Major 2018, 9th at SEAM 2018)

Results

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Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. FOX|SonicFox (Hit/Bardock/Android 16)
2. GGP|Kazunoko (Gotenks/Adult Gohan/Yamcha)
3. Zer0q (Piccolo/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
3. Kaimart (SSGSS Vegito/Teen Gohan/Kid Buu)
5. NRG|HookGangGod (Piccolo/Cell/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
5. CO|GO1 (Kid Buu/Bardock/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
5. KoreanWrestlingMan (Android 18/Android 16/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
5. R-Cade|Alioune (Android 21/Majin Buu/Super Saiyan Vegeta)

Source: dragonballfighterz

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Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour Latin America South Online Dragon Radar Event results

Earlier this week, the Online Dragon Radar Event for Southern Latin America wrapped up, as the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour continues to fly towards the Finals in January. A whopping 98 mighty warriors appeared to battle for the chance to represent their region at one of the three remaining Saga events for a chance at either the Six or Seven Star Dragon Balls, at their choice of the Japan Round event later this month in Tokyo, CouchWarriors Crossup in Australia this December, or the Last Chance Qualifier in America at the end of January. Sami “Samifish” Nash and Rynge provided commentary for all of the hype matches. Eligible Countries included Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Venezuela, Peru, and Uruguay.

Results

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Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. NFMS|Moise (Adult Gohan/Vegeta/Yamcha) – Will be flown to the Saga Event of his choice
2. DM|Vermillion (Teen Gohan/Kid Buu/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
3. Rymaru (Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku/Goku Black)
4. UMBRELLA|Linj (Adult Gohan/Android 16/Super Saiyan Goku)
5. Jpdark20024 (Cooler/Android 16/SSGSS Vegito)
5. OmegaFighterZ|BruNex (SSGSS Vegito/Cell/Goku Black)
7. REI THANOS (Adult Gohan/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku)
7. uB|ThiagoKain (Vegeta/Bardock/Tien, Adult Gohan/Bardock/Android 16)

The next stop on the DBFZ World Tour will be the 6th Saga Event: Japan Round, in Tokyo, VR Zone Shinjuku, Japan, taking place this weekend, with the 6-Star Dragon Ball and a spot in the World Tour Finals in January up for grabs. Then we’ll close out November with the Tour’s final offline Dragon Radar Event, taking place in the European region. DreamHack Winter will be coming to us from Jönköping, Sweden, from November 30th to December 3rd. Then it will be time for the 7th Saga Event, CouchWarriors Crossup, in Coburg North, VIC, Australia, the weekend of December 15th and 16th. As always, it will have the usually customary $5,000 Saga Event pot bonus. Registration is live at smash.gg.

The next Online Dragon Radar Event will be for East Asia, with pools being played out on Sunday, January 6th, 2019, with top 8 being streamed live at twitch.tv/dragonballfighterz, on Tuesday, January 8th. Registration is also live at smash.gg, with eligible countries including Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, and South Korea.

Source: dragonballfighterz

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X-Kira’s latest round of datamining reveals more Resident Evil Crossover Costumes, playable NPCs coming to Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

The Biohazard outbreak is spreading to even more of the World Warriors!

It was officially revealed earlier this week that we would be receiving a set of Resident Evil Crossover Costumes in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition. The three attires included in the pack will see Cammy White don the iconic beret and S.T.A.R.S uniform of Jill Valentine, Kolin become a double agent with the attire of Ada Wong, and Urien continuing Albert Wesker’s quest for complete global saturation.

As previously reported, these attires, along with festive Holiday 2018 Christmas wear for the Season 3 quartet of Sakura, Blanka, Falke, and Cody, and Nash’s Cannon Spike attire (which is currently available though Menat’s Fighting Chance) were all reported by him. The Brazilian dataminer has continued to tease more potential upcoming content, noting that there will be even more Resident Evil Crossover Costumes on the way in 2019 that will see Ryu don the BSAA uniform of lead male protagonist Chris Redfield, Cody getting infected with the Golgotha Virus to resemble the pipe-carrying first G form of Dr. William Birkin, and the monstrous Abigail becoming even more terrifying with a Nemesis T-Type outfit. Claire Redfield and Leon S. Kennedy attires were also mentioned through photos. This tie-in makes sense, as the Resident Evil 2 remake launches on January 25th, 2019. He also claims that Falke will receive a Crossover Costume of Regina from Dino Crisis. Furthermore, he notes that Shadow Lady will eventually appear to challenge us in Extra Battle as a third Crossover Costume for Chun-Li.

Next, X-Kira claims that Capcom will be implementing a new game mode that will allow us to battle with the NPC characters, such as the Shadaloo Dolls and Phantom Bison, as well as the enhanced CPU opponents from Extra Battle — like The Master Ryu, Ultra Heavyweight Champion Zangief, Shin Akuma, and Triggered Necalli — in Vs. CPU and Vs. Player matches. This certainly sounds like it could be a fun casual mode to enjoy with some friends.

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The dataminer also claims that there will be a “double reveal” for Season 4, which will likely take place at next month’s Capcom Cup, and that “two Queens” will be joining the playable roster, and that “The Queen who all expect to be the first will be the last and the least expected will be the first. Double Queen.” He continues, saying that a “Tarot card will be one of the new moves,” seeming to hint at the potential arrival of Menat’s master Rose, who can be seen with a redesigned look in Menat’s Arcade ending, which X-Kira currently has as his profile picture. His banner also features a picture of Crimson Viper from Urien’s Character Story, implying that she may finally be joining the fray in Season 4. He also states that the Nostalgic Stages he posted about in the past are all still undergoing QA testing before an eventual release.

Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the dry spell of slow Fight Money acquisition could be coming to an end, as X-Kira claims that Capcom will be implementing a timer system that will reward you with increasing amounts of Fight Money the longer you play the game, in either offline or online modes, provided you stay logged into the CFN. You can see all of X-Kira’s Tweets below.

As always, take this information with a grain of salt, as none of it has been officially confirmed. However, with his ever-increasing great track record, it might be safe to keep some of this content in mind once Season 4 begins.

Source: XKiraDatamining (Twitter)

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The Colosseum – Fall 2018 results

This past weekend there was also some fighting game action going down in Rome, Italy, at The Colosseum – Fall 2018. With the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour entering into the home stretch, this event would serve as an offline Dragon Radar Event for Europe, and the penultimate offline Dragon Radar Event for the remainder of the Tour. As always, the 50 mighty warriors that assembled would battle it out for a chance to attend one of the three remaining Saga Events of their choice, as both the Six and Seven Star Dragon Balls are still in play, along with at least two spots up for grabs at the Last Chance Qualifier at the Finals in January. Additionally, tournaments were also held for Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition and Tekken 7.

Results

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Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. NidhoGG|Eifi (Cooler/Android 18/Goku Black) – Will be flown to the Saga Event of his choice
2. Oplon|Skyll (Vegeta/Android 16/Super Saiyan Goku)
3. Sasuke David (Hit/Teen Gohan/SSGSS Vegito)
4. WrNx|Noka (Adult Gohan/Kid Buu/Goku Black)
5. YUZU|Murko (Bardock/Android 16/Super Saiyan Goku)
5. Thunder (Teen Gohan/Android 18/Kid Buu)
7. Gamba (Captain Ginyu/Kid Buu/Super Sayan Goku)
7. VSF|Rudi (Trunks/Kid Buu/Super Saiyan Goku)

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Tekken 7

1. LOK|K-TOP
2. Max Quicksilver
3. GG|IronFury
4. devilnin
5. fake potter
5. ZioSolid
7. Kaimo
7. LOK|H-DOPE

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Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

1. Jotaro
2. Dyni_Crippler
3. Mkers|Giiicko
4. BS|Rappz
5. Bs|TheBeastOfFrascati
5. Mkers|MrWOLF
7. WWF|Raffolappo
7. LordFire

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The Colosseum – Fall 2018 results

This past weekend there was also some fighting game action going down in Rome, Italy, at The Colosseum – Fall 2018. With the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour entering into the home stretch, this event would serve as an offline Dragon Radar Event for Europe, and the penultimate offline Dragon Radar Event for the remainder of the Tour. As always, the 50 mighty warriors that assembled would battle it out for a chance to attend one of the three remaining Saga Events of their choice, as both the Six and Seven Star Dragon Balls are still in play, along with at least two spots up for grabs at the Last Chance Qualifier at the Finals in January. Additionally, tournaments were also held for Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition and Tekken 7.

Results

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Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. NidhoGG|Eifi (Cooler/Android 18/Goku Black) – Will be flown to the Saga Event of his choice
2. Oplon|Skyll (Vegeta/Android 16/Super Saiyan Goku)
3. Sasuke David (Hit/Teen Gohan/SSGSS Vegito)
4. WrNx|Noka (Adult Gohan/Kid Buu/Goku Black)
5. YUZU|Murko (Bardock/Android 16/Super Saiyan Goku)
5. Thunder (Teen Gohan/Android 18/Kid Buu)
7. Gamba (Captain Ginyu/Kid Buu/Super Sayan Goku)
7. VSF|Rudi (Trunks/Kid Buu/Super Saiyan Goku)

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Tekken 7

1. LOK|K-TOP
2. Max Quicksilver
3. GG|IronFury
4. devilnin
5. fake potter
5. ZioSolid
7. Kaimo
7. LOK|H-DOPE

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Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

1. Jotaro
2. Dyni_Crippler
3. Mkers|Giiicko
4. BS|Rappz
5. Bs|TheBeastOfFrascati
5. Mkers|MrWOLF
7. WWF|Raffolappo
7. LordFire

Source: Everyeye IT

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New JUMP FORCE V-Jump scans reveal new story details; Bandai Namco offers first looks at Cell and Piccolo

Prepare to become a J-Hero and fight for both the Real and Jump Worlds!

Following the announcements of Rurouni Kenshin‘s Kenshin Himura and Makoto Shishio, as well as Dragon Ball’s Cell and Piccolo joining the cast of the upcoming JUMP FORCE, we now have translated V-Jump scans courtesy of ShonenGamez and Yonkou Productions. In the spread, we not only get our first look at the four newcomer’s artwork, as well as Death Note NPCs Light Yagami and Ryuk, but we also learn some gameplay details about the two samurai, in addition to further revealing part of the Story and Character Creation Modes.

Known as the “Hitokiri Battousai,” Kenshin will be wielding his iconic reversed blade, with his Awakening attack being “Gods Speed: Heavens Gliding Dragon Flash,” which utilizes his extreme speed to cut down foes. Even if the first attack is evaded, the second strike will still be a 100% lethal blow.

Makoto Shishio will of course fight with his beloved blade, “Mugenjin,” employing his excellent sword-fighting skills to defeat opponents. His Awakening technique is “Tsui no Hiken: Kaguzuchi,” which sees him fill the air with flaming whirlwinds, as well as fire pillars that will erupt from below the ground.

Working alongside “Venoms,” iconic jump villains such as Frieza are aiming to bring down both the Human and J-Worlds. Having been badly injured and near the brink of death, you’re brought to the “Umbras Base,” revived as a J-Hero to join in the battle. Players will be able to choose their gender, battle type, body size, clothing, and more. You can view the full scans below.

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Bandai Namco have also released new images of Dragon Ball warriors Cell and Piccolo:

JUMP FORCE will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Steam PC, on Friday, February 15th, 2019.

Sources: Shonengamez; YonkouProductions (Twitter); Bandai Namco US (Twitter)

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DreamHack Atlanta 2018 results

Though the main event of the weekend was definitely Red Bull Conquest in Washington, D.C., there was a ton of great fighting game action also going down in “Hot ‘Lanta,” with DreamHack Atlanta rocking Georgia. Unfortunately, the Dragon Ball FighterZ tournament had to be canceled. But fear not, as there was still plenty of action going on in the other seven official titles, which included:

  • SoulCalibur VI
  • Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition
  • Tekken 7
  • BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle
  • Brawlhalla
  • Super Smash Bros. Melee (Singles & Doubles)
  • Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (Singles & Doubles)

Results

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SoulCalibur VI

1. BxA|PartyWolf (Kilik, Seong Mi-na)
2. Saiyne (Ivy)
3. Dragon (Ivy)
4. Linkorz (Geralt of Rivia, Seigfried, Grøh)
5. FOX|Sonic Fox (Azwel)
5. RTD (Azwel)
7. Xephukai (Xianghua)
7. Mick (Xianghua)

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Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

1. Psycho (Necalli)
2. IceEffect (Laura)
3. GoldenCen (Dhalsim, Blanka)
4. TrueGod (Dhalsim)
5. FGCJesus (F.A.N.G)
5. Arsenal (Kolin)
7. DRD|Magnegro (Birdie)
7. UYU|Lil’ Evil (Ed)

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Tekken 7

1. PG|Speedkicks (Hwoarang)
2. Pokchop (Josie Rizal, Sergei Dragunov)
3. UYU|YuYu (Ling Xiaoyu)
4. KSU|HandsOnSight (Steve Fox)
5. ClintTheBeast (Paul Phoenix, Kuma, Anna Williams)
5. ReSe|AceUnlimited (Jin Kazama)
7. UBN|Fabo (Paul Phoenix)
7. ITS|Shinblade (Steve Fox)

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BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

1. Flux (Mitsuru Kirijo/Nu-13)
2. PAG|Fame96 (Yu Narukami/Jin Kisaragi)
3. DATA|TectalEastside (Ruby Rose/Es, Es/Vatista)
4. SWG|T-Ryuga (Ragna The Bloodedge/Gordeau)
5. NS|Joel (Yu Narukami/Ruby Rose)
5. IIonka|ScrawtVermillion (Mai Natsume/Weiss Schnee)
7. PG|SKD (Blake Belladonna/Hyde Kido)
7. Cookie (Yu Narukami/Carmine Prime)

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Brawlhalla

1. Sandstorm (Mordex)
2. Wrenchd (Asuri)
3. Boomie (Diana)
4. LDZ (Ada)
5. FP|Isidroo (Brynn, Ragnir, Ada)
5. Rectify|Lil Capped (Bödvar)
7. Cosolix (Sir Roland)
7. SSG|noeL (Asuri)

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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

1. Tweek (Cloud)
2. GRV|Dabuz (Rosalina & Luma)
3. CLG|VoiD (Sheik, Fox)
4. Wrath (Sonic, Bayonetta)
5. Samsora (Peach)
5. PG|Esam (Pikachu, Samus)
7. C2F|DarkWhizzy (Mario)
7. Liquid|MVG Salem (Bayonetta)

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U [Doubles]

1. Liquid|MVG Salem (Bayonetta) and C2F|DarkWhizzy (Mario)
2. CaptainZach (Bayonetta) and Samsora (Peach)
3. PG|Esam (Pikachu) and ESE|Fatality (Captain Falcon)
4. Tweek (Bayonetta) and Karna (Sheik)
5. Spiral|Ryo (Ike) and Rectify|WonderBread (Little Mac)
5. Typo|Sonido (Sonic) and LiT|Mr. Kamikaze (Yoshi)
7. MuteAce (Shulk) and Wrath (Sonic)
7. ARMy|Saj (Bayonetta) and Rideae (Pikachu)

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Super Smash Bros. Melee

1. CLN|AbsentPage (Fox)
2. Tempo|S2J (Captain Falcon)
3. Liquid|ChuDat (Ice Climbers)
4. Sharkz (Ice Climbers)
5. MnT|2Saint (Jigglypuff)
5. 4est (MrLz) (Marth)
7. sm:)e|Boyd (Ice Climbers)
7. BobbyBigBallz (Falco)

Super Smash Bros. Melee [Doubles]

1. Hax (Fox) and MnT|2Saint (Jigglypuff)
2. Liquid|ChuDat (Ice Climbers) and Hat (Sheik)
3. Colbol (Fox) and Krudo (Sheik)
4. Drephen (Sheik) and Boyd (Ice Climbers)

Sources: DreamHack Fighters; DreamHack Smash; Brawlhalla