Saikyo Ryu Online fan series premieres with “Dan’s Awakening”

Dan’s world is turned upside down in an epic clash between cosmic powers… and civic property bylaws.

Last night, Saikyo Ryu Online has released the first episode of a new fan series featuring the adventures (or more accurately, misadventures) of that master of Saikyo-ryu, Dan Hibiki! After a deadly confrontation and an out-of-this-world experience in the Antarctic, Dan finds his return to his Hong Kong dojo full of unhappy surprises. Does Dan have any idea what powers he’s meddling with? What will he do without help from his friends? Has he actually ever paid rent? Watch the full first episode (and a preview of episode two) below!

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Source: Saikyo Ryu Online

EX Mod kit for the Razer Panthera arcade stick now available for pre-order at Arcade Shock

Installation of the Brook Universal Fighting Board made “EZ” for the Panthera.

If you want to install a Universal Fighting Board into your Razer Panthera fightstick — granting the benefits of cross-platform compatibility, as well as very low input latency — but don’t want to break out the soldering iron, this kit was made for you. The EZ Mod kit for the Razer Panthera provides a Brook UFB ready for easy solderless install into Razer’s latest stick.

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You can pre-order this kit now through Arcade Shock for $134.98 USD (down from the regular $144.98 USD), shipping on June 22, 2017. To install this board from scratch, you’d be looking at approximately $200 USD, in addition to the extra work!

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Source: Arcade Shock

EX Mod kit for the Razer Panthera arcade stick now available for pre-order at Arcade Shock

Installation of the Brook Universal Fighting Board made “EZ” for the Panthera.

If you want to install a Universal Fighting Board into your Razer Panthera fightstick — granting the benefits of cross-platform compatibility, as well as very low input latency — but don’t want to break out the soldering iron, this kit was made for you. The EZ Mod kit for the Razer Panthera provides a Brook UFB ready for easy solderless install into Razer’s latest stick.

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You can pre-order this kit now through Arcade Shock for $134.98 USD (down from the regular $144.98 USD), shipping on June 22, 2017. To install this board from scratch, you’d be looking at approximately $200 USD, in addition to the extra work!

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Source: Arcade Shock

Now accepting new members! Gief’s Gym: Character Supplements has arrived in paperback & Kindle editions

A great resource for learning Street Fighter just got even better.

Joe Munday — r/StreetFighter moderator and author of the original Gief’s Gym, a guide to learning to play Street Fighter V — has announced the arrival of a new add-on book: Gief’s Gym: Character Supplements. While the core Gief’s Gym book walks the reader though the myriad of street fighting fundamentals, it uses Ryu (naturally) as the default model for learning. For those that want to take the lessons a step further and pick up character-specific tips and tricks, this book expands on the original to provide exactly that.

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With tech vetted by the r/StreetFighter community, you can expect useful tools for every fighter. The new book covers all of the SFV roster except Ed — sorry, Young Commander — but expect future editions to catch up to new DLC. It includes brief synopses and lists specific anti-airs, combos, V-Skill/V-Reversal details and much more for each character.

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The book is available now in paperback and via Kindle on Amazon. If you haven’t already, you’ll want to check out the original for the general lessons first!

You can also see Joe Munday talk to The Philocypher about the process behind the second edition of Gief’s Gym here.

Sources: Joe Munday, r/StreetFighter

Now accepting new members! Gief’s Gym: Character Supplements has arrived in paperback & Kindle editions

A great resource for learning Street Fighter just got even better.

Joe Munday — r/StreetFighter moderator and author of the original Gief’s Gym, a guide to learning to play Street Fighter V — has announced the arrival of a new add-on book: Gief’s Gym: Character Supplements. While the core Gief’s Gym book walks the reader though the myriad of street fighting fundamentals, it uses Ryu (naturally) as the default model for learning. For those that want to take the lessons a step further and pick up character-specific tips and tricks, this book expands on the original to provide exactly that.

gief's gym character supplements cover

With tech vetted by the r/StreetFighter community, you can expect useful tools for every fighter. The new book covers all of the SFV roster except Ed — sorry, Young Commander — but expect future editions to catch up to new DLC. It includes brief synopses and lists specific anti-airs, combos, V-Skill/V-Reversal details and much more for each character.

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pcZpUXU

The book is available now in paperback and via Kindle on Amazon. If you haven’t already, you’ll want to check out the original for the general lessons first!

You can also see Joe Munday talk to The Philocypher about the process behind the second edition of Gief’s Gym here.

Sources: Joe Munday, r/StreetFighter

Prepare for the return of Saikyo! New Dan Hibiki fan series coming to YouTube on June 18

Soon, everyone will learn the strength of Saikyo-ryu!

Street Fighter’s underdog Dan is dusting off his trademark pink gi, and getting ready to show the world the true meaning of Saikyo! Saikyo Productions presents Saikyo Ryu Online, a new fan-made web series set to premiere on YouTube on June 18, 2017, sending the Saikyo-ryu stalwart off on a new adventure. Training! Shadaloo! The Mishima Zaibatsu! A meteor! More training! And cooking!

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You can see the full trailer for the series here, and subscribe to Saikyo Ryu Online for the first full episode!

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Source: Saikyo Ryu Online

Finish your opponents at viennality 2k17 in Vienna, Austria, on August 5-6; An Injustice 2 Pro Series Premier event

viennality returns to Vienna for its second year, this time as part of the Injustice 2 Pro Series!

Some serious kombat is coming to Palais Eschenbach in Vienna, Austria on August 5-6, 2017: viennality returns for another year as viennality 2k17 — and this year, viennality is a Premier event in the Injustice 2 Pro Series, offering a $20,000 prize pool for NRS’ latest fighter! Last year, viennality was Europe’s biggest Mortal Kombat XL event to date.

viennality will host tournaments for the following titles:

  • Injustice 2
  • Mortal Kombat XL
  • Tekken 7
  • Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2

Mortal Kombat XL, Tekken 7, and Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 will each enjoy a €500 pot bonus. You can register and find more information on the official website. Watch for a live stream on NetherRealm Studios’ Twitch channel.

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The SRK Rollback: Best of June 9-15, 2017

Welcome to the Rollback: a frame-by-frame look back at our past week’s most notable news — and our favorite SRK articles — from June 9 to June 15, 2017!


Zavian “mushin_Z” Sildra, Editor-in-Chief:

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Rising Up, Part Three: Approaching the opponent in Street Fighter V, feat. Bafael

Bafael is back with an in-depth Street Fighter V guide to that most difficult-to-grasp aspect of any and all fighting games: the neutral. Learn how to make sense of it with this new video!

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Razer has a new limited-edition Street Fighter V-themed Panthera arcade stick coming in July

Street Fighter fans, if you held out on the Razer Panthera, your patience has been rewarded with this gorgeous limited-edition version of the fightstick, featuring an updated version of an iconic Street Fighter image.

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Keeping a beneficial training mindset: The Philocypher talks to RobTV

Are you your own worst enemy? The Philocypher and RobTV discuss how important your mindset is to training — and improving — in fighting games.


Sam “Trilby” Foxall, Assistant Editor:

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Eagle KIEagle comes to Killer Instinct on June 27th, alongside patch 3.8

He’s been a part of Killer Instinct lore since the original game back in the arcades, but Chief Thunder’s brother Eagle is finally coming to KI this month. As a hyper-mobile zoner with massive mixup potential, this archer could be quite the top tier contender.

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Want to know everything about Dragon Ball FighterZ? Well, we made a deal with Shenron to bring you all the news out of E3, including an interview with the game’s producer Tomoko Hiroki.

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Ori and Sein RoAOri from Ori and the Blind Forest joins the Rivals of Aether roster this summer

If the announcement of Ori and the Will of the Wisps wasn’t enough, Ori and her spirit friend Sein are joining the Rivals of Aether roster this summer. With many of her moves coming directly from Ori and the Blind Forest, she looks to be quite the threat in-game.


Keegan “Interrobang!?” Spindler, Features Editor:

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ASW LogoSudden boom seen in Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- owners after Dragon Ball FighterZ announcement

It has been a long time since the FGC has seen an announcement that has caught the imagination of casual fans and hardcore tournament attendees alike. It’s fascinating to see just how real a response this can generate.

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KidViper is quickly blossoming into one of the most dominant players in the US anime scene, so we caught up to him to talk over his recent success.

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Liquid ChudatSmasher Daniel “ChuDat” Rodriguez joins Team Liquid

ChuDat is great, and a fantastic pickup for Team Liquid. He’ll also probably form a terrific team with Liquid’s own Chillindude. Who cares about that when you have such a mind-boggling brilliant announcement video? No announcement will ever be as hype as “Liquid Fire.” Ever.


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Dragon Ball FighterZ officially revealed at Xbox’s E3 press conference

This new collaboration between Bandai Namco and Arc System Works dropped a Spirit Bomb on E3 2017, eclipsing any and all other fighting game announcements. The scouter can’t measure this game’s power level!

VesperArcade’s here to help you get started with Green Arrow, Atrocitus, and Deadshot in Injustice 2

A trio of videos to help you dive in to NetherRealms’ new fighter.

If you’re looking to get started in Injustice 2, or are already tearing it up and are interested in taking on a new main or pocket character, VesperArcade has got you covered with these beginner combo guides for Green Arrow, Atrocitus, and Deadshot. Aimed at newcomers to the characters, these videos provide a foundation for you to build your game on. Give these fighters a try, if you haven’t already!

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Rise to rule Neo Shadaloo with these Ed basics for Street Fighter V

Tried out the Young Commander yet?

Ed is still the most recent addition to the Street Fighter V roster (unless Abigail suddenly gets announced at E3), and he shakes the formula up with his buttons-only control scheme. If you haven’t tried your own hand at Psycho Boxing yet, The Prince has prepared a basics video that will help you quickly pick up some techniques for this unusual fighter. It includes frame traps, okizeme, and an assortment of other things. Check it out below:

Check out more entry-level Ed tech in our prior look at Ed basics.

Source: The Prince