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Emergency 1-hour Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition server maintenance to take place today for costume display bug

Nash’s Genbu attire lurks in the shadows of the Shop!

Yesterday marked a monumental day for fans and players of Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, as the long-awaited and much-requested input delay reduction patch was finally released, along with some other bugs squashed and stealth balance changes implemented. However, their appears to have been an unforeseen bug introduced into the game with the update, impacting the in-game Shop’s 3D Model Viewer for costumes.

Though Nash’s Cannon Spike costume has now skated its way into Menat’s Fighting Chance, the undead soldier appears to be experiencing some unintended wardrobe woes as well. Interestingly, if you go to view Nash’s previously-released Halloween outfit with the Shop’s new 3D Model Viewer, a feature added in AE that allows players to see what an attire will look like in-game, you will instead get an unintentional look at Nash’s “Genbu” costume, an outfit that is exclusively available to FUDOH|Fujimura to celebrate his victory in the RAGE Master League Genbu Cup, back on May 28th, 2016.

Similar attires have been awarded to Echo Fox Tokido’s Akuma, for winning the Byakko Cup back in August, and to SZY|Mizuha’s Chun-Li, as the Champion of RAGE’S Suzaku Cup, in October 2016. There is speculated to be one more of these player-exclusive outfits, to be awarded to the winner of the upcoming Seiryu Cup, likely to be held in 2019.

As this outfit is not intended to be purchasable by other players, Capcom will be preforming an hour of emergency server maintenance tonight, from 5:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. PT (7:00-8:00 P.M. CT, 8:00-9:00 P.M. ET,) to correct the issue. You can see the official Tweet from the SFV Server Status Twitter account, below. In the meantime, you can enjoy a brief look at this special outfit, which only sports two Colors to choose from.

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Nash’s Cannon Spike Costume now available in Fighting Chance following Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition’s latest update

Earlier this week, we learned that the mechanization of the Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition cast would continue, as Mech F.A.N.G and Mech Juri will be the next pair of Crossover Costumes coming to Extra Battle mode, following the conclusion of Mech Zangief’s fourth and final piece this week.

Interestingly enough, the existence of these robotic outfits was revealed by Brazilian data miner X-Kira in a report of his most recent findings. It appears another of his recent discoveries has now also come to pass, as we now know that Nash’s Gunspike Costume, which sees the solider don his attire from the 2000 multi-directional Arcade Shooter Cannon Spike. This will be the second attire from Cannon Spike added to SFV, as Cammy’s attire from the game was the first Costume made available within “Menat’s Fighting Chance.”

For the unaware, Menat’s Fighting Chance allows players to spend various amounts of Fight Money that will reward players with a random assortment of various items that range from Battle Goods to be used in Survival Mode, special EX Colors for each character’s Default and Story Costumes, Classic artwork from all titles in the Street Fighter series, cosmetic items to personally customize your Dojo,  and of course, exclusive Costumes. Nash’s outfit can be obtained via the “Soldier of Misfortune” campaign, which went live with the return of the servers last night, following the input delay reduction patch.

In addition, staring next week, Extra Battles will be available against Gunspike Nash, for the opportunity to obtain Fortune Tickets. As before, these battles carry a measly 250 Fight Money entry fee per challenge attempt, and will award your chosen character with 250 EXP for each additional victory against him. Fortune Tickets can also be obtained with various high scores in Survival Mode. You can see the announcement Tweet from Capcom below.

Will you be looking to add this outfit to your Nash’s wardrobe? Let us know in the Comments.

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Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour Online Dragon Radar Event NA East results

As we near the end of October, the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour just keeps on chugging on, with another Online Dragon Radar Event wrapping up recently for Eastern North America. Eligible States included Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and the Canadian Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador.

With a massive 363 entrants and only two Dragon Balls left in play, it was going to be an undeniably intense battle to see which mighty warrior would get the chance to compete at one of the two remaining Saga Events in Japan and Australia, or the Last Chance Qualifier in January. Sami “Samifish” Nash and “Based” Jake Ryan were on hand to call all the top 8 action.

Results

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Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. sM|SuperHotGarbage (Kid Buu/Captain Ginyu/Super Saiyan Vegeta) – Will be flown to the Saga Event of his choice
2. Crescent|Doza (SSGSS Goku/Bardock/Super Saiyan Goku, Bardock/SSGSS Goku/Super Saiyan Goku)
3. Teemo (Bardock/Fused Zamasu/Android 16)
4. Monkeymadness (Cell/Piccolo/Tien)
5. SX|EMP RougeYoshi (Nappa/Kid Buu/Gotenks)
5. Legendaryypred (Adult Gohan/Gotenks/Android 16)
7. BxA|A$AP R1CKY (Android 21/Broly/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
7. Millsaysurass (Adult Gohan/Cell/Super Saiyan Vegeta)

The next Offline Dragon Radar Events will be Canada Cup 2018 for the Americas, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and the 2018 Thailand Game Show, occurring in Bangkok, for Asia, both on the weekend of October 26th-28th, as well as The Colosseum for Europe, in Rome, Italy, November 17th and 18th. Meanwhile, the next Online Event will be for Latin America South, with fighterz from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Venezuela, Peru, and Uruguay eligible to compete. Registration is currently open on smash.gg. The tournament will begin on Sunday, November 18th, with top 8 being played on Tuesday, November 20th, streaming live at twitch.tv/dragonballfighterz.

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2018 Tekken World Tour Online Event results for Asia, Europe, and New Zealand

After completing five tournaments for North America, Latin America, and Australia, the online phase of the 2018 Tekken World Tour moved into its second and final week, with a quintet of events for East Asia (which boasted 22 players), Southeast Asia (which drew 39 entrants), Europe West (with a staggering 218 fighters), Europe East (with 58 attendees), and New Zealand (which attracted 28 warriors). As with before, these events awarded the same amount of points as an offline Challenger Event for the top 16, so a top performance was crucial to rise up the leaderboards as the December Finals draw near. There was unfortunately no official stream for these battles, though some particular wars may be preserved in the Twitch archives of select players, as steaming your own matches personally was encouraged.

Results

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Tekken 7 (East Asia)

1. Yamasa|Nobi (Sergei Dragunov) – 150 Points
2. CAG|RB Tanukana (Ling Xiaoyu) – 100 Points
3. Nisshin (Alisa Bosconovitch) – 70 Points
4. Yamasa|Yuu (Feng Wei) – 45 Points
5. BJS_Kira (Jin Kazama) – 25 Points
5. Yamasa|Take (Heihachi Mishima, Paul Phoenix) – 25 Points
7. HKT|Time-6rd (Master Raven) – 10 Points
7. AE|Pekos (Geese Howard) – 10 Points
9. Guntama – 5 Points
9. COOASGAMES|NOROMA – 5 Points
9. Master SALMON – 5 Points
9. MANBA (Katarina Alves) – 5 Points
13. Ulsan (Kazumi Mishima) – 1 Point
13. NAKORURU – 1 Point
13. FIGHTER (King) – 1 Point
13. KuroKuro (Leo Klisen) – 1 Point

Tekken 7 (Southeast Asia)

1. AR|Book (Jin Kazama) – 150 Points
2. SoG|Meat (Sergei Dragunov, Steve Fox) – 100 Points
3. ELITE|Gourzaemon (Katarina Alves) – 70 Points
4. Zaphwoarang (Hwoarang) – 45 Points
5. Ryozun (Lars Alexandersson) – 25 Points
5. NGY4M (Alisa Bosconovitch) – 25 Points
7. ElDiabloMacho – 10 Points
7. AdiWardhana (Gigas, King, JACK-7) – 10 Points
9. Demisedemon – 5 Points
9. RCNA – 5 Points
9. Stc|Sugianto – 5 Points
9. Ban Ban – 5 Points
13. Gaido – 1 Point
13. Stc|M45T4Z – 1 Point
13. Afiqrazak – 1 Point
13. Mystogans1992 – 1 Point

Tekken 7 (Europe West)

1. UYU|Fergus (Asuka Kazama) – 150 Points
2. DS|ELF Shirdel (Alisa Bosconovitch) – 100 Points
3. CGG|QANBA Tissuemon (Master Raven) – 70 Points
4. DISTRICT G|The Phantom (Master Raven) – 45 Points
5. 200K|Kirberry (Paul Phoenix) – 25 Points
5. BLACKBEARD (Josie Rizal) – 25 Points
7. Konix|Gunni (JACK-7) – 10 Points
7. DS|ELF Gosain (Marshal Law) – 10 Points
9. CRaZY|Super Akouma (Akuma) – 5 Points
9. Lombriga88 (Kuma) – 5 Points
9. DISTRICT G|Rookang (Bob Richards) – 5 Points
9. KingJae (Geese Howard) – 5 Points
13. HG|Mitrust-Storm (Nina Williams) – 1 Point
13. RIZE|EMinor (Eliza) – 1 Point
13. Baxi! (Lee Chaolan) – 1 Point
13. mYi|KiraKira (Eliza) – 1 Point

Tekken 7 (Europe East)

1. /r/Tekken|Toko (Akuma) – 150 Points
2. A-LEE (Lee Chaolan) – 100 Points
3. Ketae (Bob Richards) – 70 Points
4. Ale (Jin Kazama) – 45 Points
5. Tokis (Josie Rizal) – 25 Points
5. Bmblb (Ling Xiaoyu) – 25 Points
7. No Sponsor|Forest_exe – 10 Points
7. Alphaetl90 (Nina Williams) – 10 Points
9. My White Ilayda – 5 Points
9. Willoy_ – 5 Points
9. The_Baba-_-Yaga – 5 Points
9. SMS – 5 Points
13. F-Secure|Tenshimitsu (Yoshimitsu) – 1 Point
13. DavideLi9988 – 1 Point
13. Soleaofgraphic – 1 Point
13. LOK|K-TOP – 1 Point

Tekken 7 (New Zealand)

1. BES|DanBanter (Geese Howard, Akuma) – 150 Points
2. Cornwallace (Lee Chaolan) – 100 Points
3. Ncea (Bryan Fury) – 70 Points
4. Childish (Lucky Chloe, Leo Klisen) – 45 Points
5. Dr_Ducc (Geese Howard, Heihachi Mishima) – 25 Points
5. Sweep_Doosh – 25 Points
7. BadManChief (Leo Kliesen) – 10 Points
7. TheKaizerSoze92 (Josie Rizal) – 10 Points
9. YT|ZeroMark2706 – 5 Points
9. ImmortalDragon72 – 5 Points
9. ChopSuey004 – 5 Points
9. Srock1092 – 5 Points
13. SupaVillain|ChrisJOKERp – 1 Point
13. ECUTekken|gamer01 – 1 Point
13. SkaX|Lilroshi – 1 Point
13. DomDolo – 1 Point

With the Online Events and the final Master Event of the year, SEAM 2018, now in the books, only two more stops remain until we reach the December Finals  They are the final Challenger event for Europe, Berlin Tekken Clash, taking place in Berlin, Germany from October 20th-21st, and the final Challenger event for the Americas, Canada Cup 2018, located in Toronto, Canada between October 26th-28th. Both will have the customary $1,000 pot bonus for Challenger events.

Source: smash.gg

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Complete your collection of Devil May Cry and Ghosts N’ Goblins Crossover Costumes in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

You’ve got another shot to go demon hunting!

Big news for anyone still looking to acquire the Devil May Cry and Ghosts N’ Goblins Crossover Costumes in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition. While the third piece of Mech Zangief’s robotic attire is still currently up for grabs, with the final Gem available next week, Capcom has announced that once his Challenges are finished, the next wave of Extra Battles will see the return of previously-available Costumes for players who may have missed them.

Much like they did with Ken, R. Mika, and Ibuki’s Monster Hunter Armors, Capcom will be allowing players a second chance to add Dante Ken, Nero Ed, Gloria Laura, Sir Arthur Ryu, and Astaroth M. Bison, to their respective fighter’s wardrobes. Not only are they are allowing players to gain any of the four Gems they may have originally missed, they are also being sold–presumably along with the Level 1 Theme from Super Ghouls N’ Ghosts Crossover BGM– in a bundle that will be available on both PSN and Steam this Friday, October 19th. Though no price point was divulged, the Monster Hunter Crossover Costume Bundle will set you back $9.99, so that could be a good indication of its cost. You can see the announcement Tweet from Capcom below.

Are you excited to get a second chance at some of these Extra Battle Costumes, or will you be saving your Fight Money and grabbing the Bundle? Let us know your plans in the Comments below.

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2018 Tekken World Tour Online Week One Events Results

Late last month, the 2018 Tekken World Tour brought the King of Iron Fist Tournament to the battleground of cyberspace, as several online events were held in each region over a two week period. As we continuously approach the 2018 TWT Finals in Amsterdam this December, the stakes were high — these events carried the same weight as offline Challenger events.

First up, we’ll take a look at the results for the first four tournaments held during the first week of competition: North America West, which boasted 125 entrants, North America East, which had 218 players, Latin America North, which drew 29 fighters, LATAM South, with 45 entrants, and Australia, which had 18 attendees. Unfortunately, there were no official streams for these events, but players were encouraged to broadcast their battles via their individual Twitch channels, so archives of select bouts may be floating around depending on the players.

Results

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Tekken 7 North America West

1. ESE|RunitBlack (Jin Kazama) – 150 Points
2. UYU|Princess Ling (Lei Wulong) – 100 Points
3. WayGamble (Leo Kliesen) – 70 Points
4. Jimmy J Tran (Bryan Fury) – 45 Points
5. Goweege (Gigas) – 25 Points
5. W2W|Binchang (Claudio) – 25 Points
7. Gabb_1 (Lars Alexandersson) – 10 Points
7. Suiken (Lei Wulong) – 10 Points
9. Rickstah (Akuma) – 5 Points
9. PRIME|MandoSavage (King) – 5 Points
9. RRENN – 5 Points
9. ITS|Jchantra (Akuma) – 5 Points
13. Nhiajisan (Anna Williams) – 1 Point
13. WAA|EDDIEBOYMANG (Eddy Gordo) – 1 Point
13. EQNX|TwitchShangles (Lucky Chloe) – 1 Point
13. TAA|Inserity (Hwoarang) – 1 Point

 

Tekken 7 North America East

1. EQNX|Joey Fury (JACK-7) – 150 Points
2. RB|Anakin (JACK-7) – 100 Points
3. PG|Speedkicks (Hwoarang, Steve Fox) – 70 Points
4. Disrupt|Shadow20z (Claudio) – 45 Points
5. AkumuNarukuShinu (Geese Howard) – 25 Points
5. Joonya20z (Jin Kazama) – 25 Points
7. NG|Obscure (Alisa Bosconovitch) – 10 Points
7. TCOL|Mr.Whooppee (Leo Kliesen) – 10 Points
9. Grand – 5 Points
9. MnT|Trungy (Steve Fox) – 5 Points
9. SiNNDrummer – 5 Ponits
9. AXL|Mazen (King) – 5 Points
13. Mishimized (Devil Jin) – 1 Point
13. Keramitsa – 1 Point
13. ???|Spero Gin (Eddy Gordo) – 1 Point
13. Blaze Masamune (Lucky Chloe) – 1 Point

 

Tekken 7 Latin America North

1. DPGL|Loan (Asuka Kazama) – 150 Points
2. Roy_Tekken (Feng Wei) – 100 Points
3. Bryan Baez (Asuka Kazama) – 70 Points
4. Cochory (Hwoarang) – 45 Points
5. N/A|Wilkaz (JACK-7) – 25 Points
5. TAG|JP (Alisa Bosconovitch) – 25 Points
7. Elyod (Katarina Alves, King) – 10 Points
7. Heisenberg (Eddy Gordo) – 10 Points
9. PoweredbyTacos – 5 Points
9. Aye Jack (Kazuya Mishima) – 5 Points
9. G-Zeuz (Jin Kazama) – 5 Points
9. Noxx (Bryan Fury) – 5 Points
13. Killerfer (Geese Howard) – 1 Point
13. ECU|ChrisREDb86 – 1 Point
13. CM|NemesisA356 – 1 Point
13. GameShotz|Deimos (Nina Williams) – 1 Point

 

Tekken 7 Latin America South

1. ONE|Rhades (King) – 150 Points
2. TekkenEmperorFacebook (Asuka Kazama) – 100 Points
3. Tsugako (Jin Kazama, Sergei Dragunov) – 70 Points
4. ValVkyrie (Eliza) – 45 Points
5. Jota Ele (Eddy Gordo) – 25 Points
5. Raptor E-Sport|Markcozo3 (Asuka Kazama) – 25 Points
7. Top Fighter|Top Fighter Sapito (Ling Xiaoyu) – 10 Points
7. NoctisBoy (Noctis Lucis Caelum) – 10 Points
9. SOY|KHËLL CHEVERE (Lili) – 5 Points
9. Classic Rock – 5 Points
9. NM|Leoxaves – 5 Points
9. OSD|PichUthrash (Claudio) – 5 Points
13. PseudoEmeperador – 1 Point
13. GOD|GOMES – 1 Point
13. Macumbero84 – 1 Point
13. Nothing|Vector Replay – 1 Point

 

Tekken 7 Australia

1. Dee-On Gray (JACK-7, Bob Richards, Geese Howard) – 150 Points
2. Ravenboy (Master Raven) – 100 Points
3. Yiggs (Ling Xiaoyu) – 70 Points
4. Sydney_really_sucks (King) – 45 Points
5. Double-O-Snake (Jin Kazama) – 25 Points
5. KuzInDdesign – 25 Points
7. Juicy Stuckles – 10 Points
7. CW|MM TT Dreadtech – 10 Points
9. DJ Shingpapi – 5 Points
9. Jr1723 – 5 Points
9. BDUPS – 5 Points
9. DaddyIssuesHD – 5 Points
13. Gun_Mo – 1 Point
13. Sojirotheipman – 1 Point
13. YT|ZeroMark2706 – 1 Point
13. Lil-stic – 1 Point

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Capcom Pro Tour Online Ranking Event North America East 1 results and replays

With only one region now remaining, the Online portion of the 2018 Capcom Pro Tour held its penultimate event last weekend, with the first Online Ranking Event for Eastern North America. As such, a whopping 252 players showed up to battle from the comfort of their homes for their first shot at those ever-crucial ranking points for both the Global and Regional Leaderboards.

Eligible States included: Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and the Canadian provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Labrador.

Results

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Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

1. Ghost|NuckleDu (Guile, R. Mika) – 150 Points
2. iDom (Laura) – 70 Points
3. TOSFHQ|Sabour (Urien) – 40 Points
4. Shine (Ibuki) – 20 Points
5. UYU|Brain_F (Balrog) – 10 Points
5. X6|Tampa Bison (M. Bison) – 10 Points
7. Mo-Joe (R. Mika) – 1 Point
7. Space Boy (Sakura) – 1 Point
9. JustAKid (Juri)
9. CJ Truth (Cammy)
9. mhike2stronk (Zangief)
9. Bm|SomeGuyName (Balrog)
13. DelzonFire (Ryu)
13. RobTV (Guile, Necalli)
13. AlucarD (Necalli)
13. Protunic (Ryu)

The next Online Ranking Event for NA East–which will be the final one for the 2018 CPT Season — will take place on Saturday, November 10th, beginning at 10:00 A.M. PST. The Top 8 will be streamed at twitch.tv/capcomfighters, as well as the Capcom Fighters YouTube Channel, and Street Fighter Facebook Page, at 4:00 P.M. PST. Registration is currently live at smash.gg.

You can catch a replay of the full Top 8 action below, which clocks in at just a bit over 3 hours, with commentary from Vicious and Level Up’s Alex “Calipower” Valle, below.

Feel free to share your predictions on who you think could take the final online event, which will be taking place after the input delay reduction update, in the Comments section below.

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Capcom Pro Tour Online Ranking Event Asia East 2 results and replays

Two weeks ago, the online portion of the 2018 Capcom Pro Tour made its second stop in the Eastern Asia region. 145 World Warriors from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, and South Korea gathered to battle in the streets of the internet. As this was the final Online event for Asia as a whole — as well as the final chance to secure Regional Ranking points before the Asian Regional Final at this weekend’s SEAM 2018 in Singapore — the stakes were undeniably high.

Results

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Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

1. UYU|Oil King (Rashid) – 150 Points
2. FUDOH|Fujimura (Ibuki) – 70 Points
3. Gachikun (Rashid) – 40 Points
4. Liquid|Nemo (Urien) – 20 Points
5. OC|Gafro (Balrog) – 10 Points
5. FUDOH|Haitani (Akuma) – 10 Points
7. UYU|NL (Cammy) – 1 Point
7. Naooonn (Akuma) – 1 Point
9. X Gear|YoYoTai (R. Mika)
9. Liquid|John Takeuchi (Rashid, Akuma)
9. DNG|Itabashi Zangief (Abigail)
9. GGP|Nauman (Ken)
13. WP|Daikokugo (Birdie)
13. AtlasBear|Poongko (Abigail)
13. PONOS|Moke (Rashid)
13. YHC-Mochi (Dhalsim)

You can catch a full replay of the Top 8 matches, with commentary by Cameraman, RZR|Xian, and Rchan, which clocks in at nearly 4 hours of action, below.

Source: Capcom Fighters (YouTube)

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Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour New Zealand Online Dragon Radar Event results

Late last month, the online portion of the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour continued, this time with an Online Dragon Radar Event for New Zealand, where 16 of the island country’s mightiest warriors assembled to battle throughout cyberspace for the chance to represent their country at a Saga Event of their choosing. Cameraman and Farpenoodle were on hand to call the Top 5 action.

Results

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Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. ORDER|Toash (Kid Buu/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku) – Will be flown to a Saga Event of his choice
2. Blackout (Android 18/Android 16/Tien)
3. GhostChips (Super Saiyan Goku/Android 16/Goku Black, Cell/Android 16/Goku Black)
4. ReapYourFace (Vegeta/Kid Buu/Goku)
5. STREAMLINE|massi4h (Cell/Android 16/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
5. nzSmite
7. Mighty Ape|WaZa
7. Mizu

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Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour Europe West Online Dragon Radar Event results

Earlier this week, an absolutely massive Online Dragon Radar Event took place as part of the Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tour. The Western European region was given the opportunity to wage war for the chance to be flown to one of the three remaining Saga Events of their choosing, which includes the 8th Saga Last Chance Qualifier in January. A staggering 173 FighterZ competed, with eligible regions including Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Slovenia, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Luxembourg, France, and Italy. Unequalled Media’s Tyrant and Damascus called the action.

Results

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Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. ED|Aixy (Android 18/Super Sayan Vegeta/Super Saiyan Goku, SSGSS Goku/Android 18/Super Saiyan Vegeta) – Will be flown to the Saga Event of his choosing
2. YUZU|Murko (Beerus/Super Saiyan Vegeta/Super Saiyan Goku)
3. Sasuke David (Hit/Teen Gohan/SSGSS Vegito)
4. Oplon|Skyll (Vegeta/Android 16/Super Saiyan Goku)
5. iStudying (Majin Buu/Super Saiyan Vegeta/Android 16)
5. Amelys (Gotenks/Bardock/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
7. Magicrider (Cell/Bardock/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
7. SSDG|Popotino (Super Saiyan Goku/Teen Gohan/Trunks)

The next Online Dragon Radar Event will be for USA East, with eligible States including: Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin, as well as the Canadian provinces of  Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador. The event will take place this Sunday, October 14th, with Top 8 matches being played on Tuesday, October 16th. Registration is currently live at smash.gg, with a massive 346 attendees confirmed as of this writing.

The fifth Saga Event will of course be this weekend’s SEA Major 2018 in Singapore, where the fate of the 5-Star Dragon Ball will be decided. Details about the final two Saga Events were also recently revealed. Meanwhile, the next Offline Dragon Radar Event will be Canada Cup 2018 in Toronto, and Thailand Game Show 2018 in Bangkok, both on the weekend of October 26th-28th, to close out the month’s events.

Source: dragonballfighterz