Wake Up Wednesdays continues its post-Evo coverage with this RobTV interview.
Bizarro Mike is back to continue Wake Up Wednesdays right on into Thursday (i.e. “delayed wake-up” Wednesdays) with this interview with RobTV at Evo 2018. They discuss RobTV’s thoughts on attending his first Evo, his time on ELEAGUE’s Street Fighter V reality show The Challenger, and much more!
An interview with Seth Killian is still incoming from Wake Up Wednesdays, so stay tuned.
Wake Up Wednesdays is back in the aftermath of the summer’s biggest FGC throwdown!
Bizarro Mike returns to host another episode of Capcom Fighters’ Wake Up Wednesdays, now both looking back at Evo 2018 as well as looking forward to the remaining stretch of the Capcom Pro Tour that lies ahead. Michael Martin starts by offering congratulations to Mouseports|Problem X for his spectacular Street Fighter V win over returning champion Echo Fox|Tokido, and then serves up a couple of great interviews from Evo itself: one of America’s favorite contenders ESE|The Cool Kid 93, as well as Canadian commentary queen Jakyo! Check it out below!
More interviews from Evo are still on the way from Capcom Fighters later this week!
Brawlout — the colorful and action-packed platform fighter from Angry Mob Games — is now available on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, alongside the Nintendo Switch and PC. Another pair of indie game characters have also just joined the brawl, and in this trailer, they’re eager to show off what tongue-lashing, tail-swinging techniques Yooka-Laylee bring into the fight.
Yooka-Laylee joins Hyper Light Drifter, Guacamelee, and — coming soon — Dead Cells as indie titles contributing guest fighters to Brawlout!
Brawlout — the colorful and action-packed platform fighter from Angry Mob Games — is now available on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, alongside the Nintendo Switch and PC. Another pair of indie game characters have also just joined the brawl, and in this trailer, they’re eager to show off what tongue-lashing, tail-swinging techniques Yooka-Laylee bring into the fight.
Yooka-Laylee joins Hyper Light Drifter, Guacamelee, and — coming soon — Dead Cells as indie titles contributing guest fighters to Brawlout!
Getting your tea leaves read by Menat costs extra.
A new batch of premium costumes have been brewed up and are on the way to your Street Fighter V table; this time the theme appears to be “service” — that is, fan service, of the maid café variety. Falke, Menat, Kolin, and R. Mika all have their own variety of service to dish out.
Improve your craft with these new costumes for Menat, R. Mika, Kolin, and Falke!
The brawl spills over to two new platforms on August 21!
Brawlout has had a fairly successful run on the Nintendo Switch so far — but as of tomorrow, August 21st, the platform fighter makes the long-promised trek over to two more major platforms to become available on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
From the press release:
Brawlout is available for pre-order on PlayStation 4 in North America on the Official PlayStation Store now. Fans can grab their advanced copy for Xbox One on the Microsoft Store for $19.99. Brand-new Mighty Paco and Mascot Feathers skins are available as exclusive pre-order bonuses!
You can still grab the extra skins if you pre-order today! In addition to this news, the headless protagonist of the new “metroidvania” Dead Cells will be joining the roster in a free update later this fall, expanding the game’s playable cast of indie game guests.
Relive the excitement of the world-class competition in these spectacular titles at Evo 2018!
The eight titles that made up the main stage games at Evo 2018 this year — Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Tekken 7, Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, Injustice 2, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, and Super Smash Bros. Melee — all had spectacular showings this time around, drawing in the best competitors from around the world to test their mettle on the most prestigious fighting game stage. Make sure you see the action by catching up on the top 8 finals videos below, now uploaded to the Evo YouTube channel.
The returning King of Muay Thai has many new combos to demonstrate his power!
Sagat has refined his skill set for Street Fighter V, joining the cast with two V-Triggers to take on the SFV roster: Tiger Charge (which powers up his Tiger Shots to allow use of the Tiger Cannon) and Tiger Assault (which opens up the new Tiger Spike and Tiger Rush moves). Whether you’re a returning Muay Thai expert or a new Tiger enthusiast, these V-Trigger combos from VesperArcade will help you show opponents what it means to face the King.
“If you’re willing to do whatever it takes, I won’t hold back.”
Ready yourselves, Hunters — another Shonen Jump franchise has been revealed to be part of Bandai Namco’s upcoming arena fighter Jump Force. This time, some scans from V Jump magazine show that Gon Freecss and Hisoka Morow from Hunter X Hunter will be in the game. Have a look:
It looks like we will also see a new battle stage in New York, and Blackbeard and Sanji from One Piece will appear in the game as well. The game’s roster is getting better and better — look forward to some footage of these new reveals in action soon, once Bandai Namco makes a full reveal for the West.
Catherine, Rivals of Aether, ARMS, Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown, Hokuto no Ken, The King of Fighters XIV, Super Street Fighter II Turbo, Pokkén Tournament DX, Dead or Alive 6, Dead or Alive 5: Last Round, Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[st], Killer Instinct, Windjammers, Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, Samurai Shodown II, Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, Capcom vs. SNK 2, Fighting EX Layer, SoulCalibur VI, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate… There were a lot of titles that shared some time on the Evo 2018 side stage, and you can now catch up on the finals for each, as the Evo YouTube channel has uploaded the streamed video from each of the games’ top 4 showdowns. (Special thanks to AnimEVO for hosting many of the classics above!)
Check out each game below, or go check out the playlists directly on YouTube!