Nonon Jakuzure and Houka Inumuta are coming to Kill la Kill the Game: IF

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Arc System Works brought their upcoming arena fighter Kill la Kill the Game: IF to the 2018 Tokyo Game Show; as part of this, a couple of characters were announced for the game.

Joining the cast of Kill la Kill the Game: IF are Nonon Jakuzure and Houka Inumuta. Fans of the show should recognize them as the remaining two member of the Elite Four, the other two having been previously revealed in a recent issue of Famitsu.

No other details of these two as of yet, though we can safely assume that they’ll come with their debut Ultima Uniforms from the show.

Source: Anime FGC News


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Bandai Namco shows off new screenshots of Android 17 in Dragon Ball FighterZ, promises move list reveal soon

“We androids will always be superior to your kind.”

Android 17 has been confirmed to be the last DLC fighter for Dragon Ball FighterZ’s first season, to be released alongside Cooler in the not-too-distant future. Bandai Namco has dropped some new screenshots of 17 onto their social media to keep us hyped up for his arrival as his own playable character (as opposed to just helping out his sister):

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These glimpses give us a hint of what Android 17 is bringing into the fight; Bandai Namco also promises we’ll see his move list very soon — tomorrow, in fact.

Source: Bandai Namco Entertainment EU


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The SRK Rollback: Best of September 14-20, 2018

Welcome to the Rollback: a frame-by-frame look back at our past week’s most notable news — and our favorite SRK articles — from September 14 to September 20, 2018!


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

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Raphael shows the SoulCalibur VI roster the finer points of fencing in his official reveal trailer

OK, Namco — you’ve caught up to your leaks for SoulCalibur VI. Let’s see if you can surprise us with the next one! In all seriousness, Raphael’s a favorite of mine, and I’m glad to see him sneering at the SCVI roster.

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Android 17 is confirmed to be the next DLC character for Dragon Ball FighterZ

Another example of leaks spoiling reveals long in advance, it was fully expected to see 17 coming to the game alongside Cooler. How he’ll play is still yet to be revealed, however.

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Online community Dojos are coming to Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition on September 25

With as poor as the online experience is for SFVAE, this does not seem to be the direction in which SFV needs to move. I am curious to see how this feature will play out, but I would rather see some nitty-gritty fixes, dammit.

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PlayStation Classic mini-console announced, comes pre-loaded with 20 games — including Tekken 3

The possibilities for what we could see included in this device are tantalizing for those of us that spent a lot of time with the pre-Dual Shock PlayStation; it was an intriguing era. In the remaining fifteen unnamed games, could we see Einhander? Final Fantasy Tactics? I.Q.: Intelligent Qube?!

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On the game’s first anniversary, Stumblebee explores the lead-up and reception of Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite

This video is both detailed and fair in its look at what Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite got wrong — and what it got right.


Crow_Spaceboy, Assistant Editor:

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Fighting Vipers will be coming to PlayStation 4 — as part of Project Judge

I worry sometimes that I am the only soul that would want a new Fighting Vipers. But hey, if Sega remembers that they own this, there’s still hope…

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Tons of new SoulCalibur VI footage reveals Lizardman’s moveset, new character slots, Azwel gameplay, and more!

Alright, Okubo. This is your one chance. You better get Lizardman right, or else I’m going to say bad things about your video game on the internet.

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ProviderOfSouls explains the depth and inner workings of Power Stone’s system mechanics

Do you think Capcom even knows how beloved Power Stone is?

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Here’s BadIntent’s rundown of every Pokkén Tournament DX Major for the remainder of 2018

I think this is a great “news” format that more YouTubers could adopt for a variety of games.

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Storm Collectibles has acquired the license to make Samurai Shodown V Special figures

If I lived the sort of life that allowed me to buy such things, I would not be against having a Gaira figure.


Catch up on what you may have missed in our prior SRK Rollback compilations.

ARIKA showed off a new trailer for Fighting EX Layer at the Tokyo Game Show

ARIKA’s presence at the 2018 Tokyo Game Show was mostly about the upcoming physical release of Fighting EX Layer. As part of this, they’ve released a new trailer that they showed off at Konami’s booth at the event.

The trailer below goes over the existing features of Fighting EX Layer — covering all the current characters, including the recently added Pullum Purna and Vulcano Rosso, as well as the game’s Gougi decks. Sadly, it doesn’t offer anything in the way of hints for the upcoming characters, even guest character Terry Bogard.

Fighting EX Layer‘s physical disc release arrives on PlayStation 4 in Japan on December 6, 2018. The digital version of the game itself is already available for purchase over on the PlayStation Store.

Source: Arika


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Capcom Pro Tour 2018 EU Regional Final streaming live from EGX 2018 in Birmingham, England

This weekend is the first of four Regional Finals of the 2018 Capcom Pro Tour. This year’s Europe Regional Final will be held as part of the EGX 2018 expo in Birmingham, England, with an automatic spot to the Capcom Cup finals on the line.

The Regional Final is essentially split into two parts. On Friday and Saturday is the Regional Final Open Tournament, open to all players. The top 48 players will earn Global Ranking Points as well as Regional Ranking Points based on placement. Sunday is the Regional Final proper, with the 8 top ranking players based on the final EU standings after the Open Tournament. The winner earns an automatic qualification spot to Capcom Cup in December.

With a Capcom Cup spot up for grabs, players from around and even outside of Europe will be competing. Competitors include Problem-X, Shakz, Imstilldadaddy, Hurricane, Afii, Luffy, Akianu, Mister Crimson, Phenom, SaltyKid, Big Bird, JohnTakeuchi, GamerBee, Jiewa, Alex Myers and more. To view the action live, watch on the Capcom Fighters Twitch channel, and follow along with the brackets on Smash.gg.

Watch live video from CapcomFighters on www.twitch.tv

Source: Capcom Pro Tour

Combonauts presents this stylish SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy combo video for Sylvie

While it’s ostensibly a fighting game designed with simpler inputs, SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy has proven itself to have a combo system that’s quite open to some modicum of creativity — and Combonauts exploit this system in their newest combo video for the game.

The video below focuses on Sylvie Paula Paula, one of the more unique-looking additions to the SNK canon. The video below has the added challenge of not using items to extend the combo, so all the combos below are extended only with the tools Sylvie has, in addition to tagging into herself.

Source: Combonauts


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C3 AFA Jakarta X Game Start results

Earlier this month, the 2018 C3 Anime Festival Asia (AFA) Jakarta took place in Jakarta, Indonesia. BEASTAPAC and Game Start combined to create AFA Play, an event featuring several fighting game titles, held at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE).

Most notably, the Dragon Ball FighterZ tournament at the event was part of the DBFZ 2018/2019 World Tour, serving as an Asian Dragon Radar Event — where the winner would, of course, be flown out to the Saga Event of their choosing to compete for a Dragon Ball and a spot in the World Tour Finals in 2019. However, the lineup of titles also included Tekken 7, Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2, BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, and the upcoming SoulCalibur VI.

Results

Dragon Ball FighterZ

1. AG|Drek (SSGSS Vegito/Super Saiyan Goku/Super Saiyan Vegeta) – Will be flown to the Saga Event of his choice
2. CGP|Alden (Adult Gohan/Android 16/Kid Buu)
3. InC|VGD (Bardock/Tien/Android 16, Super Saiyan Vegeta/Bardock/Android 16)
4. DD|Jems (Cell/Adult Gohan/Super Saiyan Goku)
5. AG|Ankurupls (Cell/Piccolo/Tien)
5. AG|Kontoru (Vegeta/Super Saiyan Goku/Tien)
7. AG|DivisionRing (Android 16/Majin Buu/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
7. Fabiozwei (Adult Gohan/Bardock/Kid Buu)
9. Andaru (Captain Ginyu/Frieza/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
9. DFox|The_Axses (Teen Gohan/Trunks/Super Saiyan Vegeta)
9. SOL (Adult Gohan/Gotenks/Yamcha)
9. AG|ThatGarlicGuy
13. Onde Onde
13. AG|Buramu
13. KenobiK66
13. Dree

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SoulCalibur VI

1. Drez (Nightmare)
2. AULGM|Wahontoys (Sophitia)
3. Permac (Maxi)
4. Fabiozwei (Seigfried)
5. AULGM|Ampasmon (Xianghua)
5. ChrisX (Siegfried)
7. Klemot (Taki, Mitsurugi)
7. Gojieb (Taki)
9. Desertkona (Kilik)
9. Hundred Beasts (Yoshimitsu)
9. AG|Buramu
9. InC|VGD (Kilik)
13. Bushwacker (Grøh)
13. MaxV3 (Siegfried)
13. Semohe
13. ZLAZH

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Tekken 7

1. Tj (Geese)
2. SbyRazor (Jin, Devil Jin)
3. AG|R-TecH (JACK-7)
4. Lee_yo (Asuka)

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BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle

1. CGP|Alden (Yu Narukami, Hakumen)
2. InC|VGD (Vatista/Waldstein)
3. AG|DivisionRing (Nu-13/Waldstein)
4. DD|FujiwaraLunasa (Vatista/Yuzuriha)

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Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2

1. AG|DivisionRing (Axl Low)
2. 0rez
3. Hikage
4. DFox|The_Axses
5. DD|AnkoVi
5. Boma
7. Excelence
7. Shinso
9. Dree
9. Nanashi
9. Pemudamamasaya
9. Berry’s
13. InC|VGD
13. ADMZ01

Sources: Challongebeastapac


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Pick up the fundamentals of Blade Strangers with this beginner’s guide from End Gang

If you haven’t jumped into Blade Strangers yet and wanted to know more about the game’s mechanics — or if you’re just a new player trying to find your way — then End Gang‘s latest video is worth checking out. In it, he breaks down the game’s style, combo system, meter options, and more.

This game’s combo mechanics — such as offensive skill — play an integral part in the pacing and even neutral of the match. Understanding how these mechanics work and how to manipulate your opponents use of them is key to understanding, and enjoying, Blade Strangers itself.

Source: End Gang


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TVNZ’s Re:Sports interviews Vizard|Reno ahead of Red Bull Kumite NZ 2018

“Even if I don’t win, any chance to go to a tournament and compete against the best New Zealand has to offer is an amazing opportunity.”

Sebastian “Reno” Musumeci is the latest star in “Re:Sports”, a segment of New Zealand’s state-owned TV network “TVNZ”. His lighthearted and optimistic approach belies the skills that, just a month ago, earned him a sponsorship with VizardGG.

This Necalli pro knows his competition — GhostChips and WaZa, previously interviewed on the same show — aren’t going to give up easily, particularly with a trip to Paris on the line. But with a strong character and a strong will, Reno is ready for the Red Bull Kumite NZ 2018 Qualifier on September 22nd, 2018.

Source: Re:Sports (via SliWill)


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Final Showdown explores Teen Gohan’s combo potential, including a TOD using a hitstun glitch, in Dragon Ball FighterZ

Final Showdown is back with another set of Dragon Ball FighterZ combo videos. For this batch, he returns to one of his favorite character to break down: Teen Gohan.

The video below focus on various max damage combos for Teen Gohan. The recent patch has made some of his old loops more lenient, resulting in more practical damage becoming available for the character.

In addition to the mid-screen conversions shown above, he also shows combos Teen Gohan can do with his back to the wall, comparing the damage outputs and positioning of these various options.

Last, but not least, Final Showdown also demonstrates a bug where Teen Gohan gains extra hitstun doing his uppercut out of an autocombo. He uses this in the video below to set up a touch-of-death combo.

Source: Final Showdown


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