Author: Franz "d3v" Co

Bandai Namco has revealed two more playable characters for the shonen manga arena fighter My Hero One’s Justice. Now joining the game’s cast are Himiko Toga and Dabi.

A high school student who is also a member of the League of Villains, Himiko’s quirk allows her to transform into any character. In game, this manifests in a special move that has her transform into her opponent. Aside from this, she also fights using knives. Dabi is also a member of the League of Villains. His quirk involves the use of blue flames that he can use in the game to attack at range, or set up traps by laying them around the stage.

My Hero One’s Justice is set to launch in Japan on PlayStation 4 and Switch on August 23. After this, it’ll launch in the West on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Switch sometime this year.

In the meantime, check out these new screenshots of both Himiko and Dabi.

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Source: Siliconera

While the recent Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition patch was supposedly just to add some new costumes, it seems that there have been some slight character adjustments made as well. OminousGames, who has  been keeping track of the hidden changes in the SFVAE since version 3.03, recently updated their list with some of the hidden changes that have been found in the new patch.

The character who seems to have gotten the largest number of changes is Falke. The biggest change for her is a fix to her divekick that should prevent the freeze glitch that saw Falke get stuck in the air. [Capcom published this particular change post-patch. – Editor] Other changes include making it easier for her to hit some combos, and some changes to the hitboxes of her V-Trigger II.

In addition to this, it seems Abigail and Laura also got some hidden changes. The former received some changes to the buffer for his back roll out of Nitro Charge when V-Trigger I is active, giving the command run priority. The latter on the other had some changes to her V-Trigger II. Specifically, dodging out of it no longer autocorrects, however the grab and dash follow ups will now autocorrect.

Here’s the list of changes that OminousGames has found.

You can check out OminousGames complete list of changes since the 3.1 patch here.

Source: OminousGames

If there’s one thing that some fans have been requesting regarding Dragon Ball FighterZ, it’s a port of the game for Nintendo’s Switch console-portable hybrid. Now, it seems that that wish may come true, at least if a new leak turns out to be true.

The leaks comes from a photo first posted on 4chan and ResetEra, that has since been picked up by a number of news outlets. The leak supposedly comes from someone whose job involves making showroom displays, and lists a number of games aside from Dragon Ball FighterZ.

While it’s easy to doubt leaks such as these, other sources, specifically the news outlets Destructoid and Kotaku, have stated that they are confident in these leaks. According to them, they align with what their own sources have told them (including embargoed confirmations of the titles). This is on top of one of the Twitter account for Killer Queen (one of the other games in the list) suddenly changing all the images on it to all-black, which seems to align with the “Killer Queen Black” listing on the leak.

For those interested, you can check out the supposedly-leaked photo below. As for whether this leak is actually real, we’ll find out for sure at E3 2018 — which takes place from June 12 to 14.

Sources: 4chan; ResetEra; Destructoid; Kotaku

As previously reported, while the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is available now it the West, the game has been delayed in Japan. This was done so that they could address some fan feedback — apparently relating to the game’s lack of Japanese text, and character names.

While initially, the release date was marked as “to be determined”, we now have a release window for the game in Japan. Capcom has announced that the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection will have a Fall 2018 release window in Japan.

“We apologize for the trouble this may have caused to those of you who were looking forward to it,” states producer Tomoaki Ayano, “but please wait a little longer for additional new information besides the release period.”

In line with this, the game will now be called the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection International when it hits Japan later this year.

Meanwhile, for the rest of the world, the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is now available for PlayStation 4, PC, Xbox One, and Switch.

Source: Capcom

Horror, it seems, is a common theme for indie fighting games. We’ve already seen a lot Omen of Sorrow, which is coming to PlayStation 4 later this year. Now, another team is hard at work at their own horror-themed fighter — Terrordrome: Reign of the Legends.

Terrordrome has actually existed in various forms for some time now, with the concept being shared in our own forums multiple times over the years. Now, the game is currently undergoing a Kickstarter campaign and as part of this, the team have put out a playable demo.

For those looking to try the demo, it’s available for download over at their Itch.io page. It features two of the game’s planned cast, playing on a single stage. Additionally, it also has some rudimentary netplay. Take note, however, that this network implementation isn’t the rollback-based netcode that the team plans to use in the final game.

In the meantime, check out this trailer they’ve released for the game!

Source: Terrordrome

The PlayStation Store is currently holding a special Warner Bros. publisher sale. As part of this, both Mortal Kombat XL and Injustice 2 are currently on sale for PlayStation 4.

Injustice 2‘s Legendary Edition, which includes all the DLC characters, is now on sale for only $53.99 (a 10% discount), or $47.99 (20% off) for PS+ subscribers. Meanwhile, the base game is also on sale for $27.99, or $23.99 for PS+ subscribers. Also, for those wanting to get the DLC, the game’s Ultimate Pack — which contains all three Fighter Packs — is also on sale for $35.99, or $31.99 for PS+ subscribers.

In addition to these, Mortal Kombat XL is on sale as well. The title, which includes all the Kombat Packs, can now be purchased for $11.99, or only $9.99 for PS+ subscribers.

Interested players should avail of these discounts soon, the Warner Bros. publisher sale ends this coming Monday, June 4, at 8:00 AM Pacific.

Source: PlayStation Store