Category: Fighting Games

One of the more contentious things about SNK Playmore’s King of Fighters XIV is the quality of the game’s graphics. While it doesn’t exactly look like a PlayStation 1 game, as some hyperbolic comments would have you believe, the visuals shown thus far have been rather lacking.

The developers have been quick to respond to such comments, releasing screenshots in an attempt to show the game in a better light and tweaking the graphics as they continue to work on the game.

Similar to their previous video, ATRyoSakazaki recently explored how King of Fighters XIV’s graphics have improved between the second and third trailers. While subtle, the comparison shows that SNK Playmore has made improvements to the models and texture of Kyo, Iori, and Leona, added animations to the previously stiff hair and clothing, and improved the ambient lighting on the stages.

We’ll get to see more of the King of Fighters XIV and any further graphical changes when it makes its playable debut at the PlayStation Experience next week.

Source: ATRyoSakazaki

One of the more contentious things about SNK Playmore’s King of Fighters XIV is the quality of the game’s graphics. While it doesn’t exactly look like a PlayStation 1 game, as some hyperbolic comments would have you believe, the visuals shown thus far have been rather lacking.

The developers have been quick to respond to such comments, releasing screenshots in an attempt to show the game in a better light and tweaking the graphics as they continue to work on the game.

Similar to their previous video, ATRyoSakazaki recently explored how King of Fighters XIV’s graphics have improved between the second and third trailers. While subtle, the comparison shows that SNK Playmore has made improvements to the models and texture of Kyo, Iori, and Leona, added animations to the previously stiff hair and clothing, and improved the ambient lighting on the stages.

We’ll get to see more of the King of Fighters XIV and any further graphical changes when it makes its playable debut at the PlayStation Experience next week.

Source: ATRyoSakazaki

ESL’s Mortal Kombat X competition returns for another installment of its second season. Similar to the previous season, the first few rounds of this online tournament have narrowed the playing field down to eight competitors in each region, who will be going at each other’s throats today to earn their way towards the grand finals event next year and its $100,000 prize pool.

The stream is live below, but you can also visit Twitch if you prefer to chat with fellow viewers. You’ll also find a table of start times for each of the three regions involved.

Watch live video from NetherRealm on www.twitch.tv

Schedule

Sources: ESL, NetherRealm

ESL’s Mortal Kombat X competition returns for another installment of its second season. Similar to the previous season, the first few rounds of this online tournament have narrowed the playing field down to eight competitors in each region, who will be going at each other’s throats today to earn their way towards the grand finals event next year and its $100,000 prize pool.

The stream is live below, but you can also visit Twitch if you prefer to chat with fellow viewers. You’ll also find a table of start times for each of the three regions involved.

Watch live video from NetherRealm on www.twitch.tv

Schedule

Sources: ESL, NetherRealm

UltraChen TV is back with yet another broadcast of their Tuesday show. Tonight, UltraDavid and James Chen will be discussing a variety of topics, including recent conversations surrounding taunting, the final results for TOPANGA League, Street Grand Battle 2k15, and more.

The stream will be live in this article, but you can also visit Twitch to join the chat.

Watch live video from ultrachentv on www.twitch.tv

Source: UltraChen TV, featured image courtesy of Kara “Karaface” Leung

The folks over at VGBootCamp recently went live with another installment of Smash @ Xanadu from Xanadu Games in Baltimore, Maryland. These weekly broadcasts provide a great look at the region’s Smash community, with tonight’s stream focusing entirely on Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.

The stream is live below, but you can also head on over to Twitch to join the chat.

Watch live video from VGBootCamp on www.twitch.tv

Source: VGBootCamp

When Frank West sets down his camera and breaks out his long-reach chainsaws, it’s probably time to run. But before the photographer finds himself equipped with those chip damage machines, he should probably stick to taking pictures and let the real fighters throw hands.

That’s where M.O.D.O.K. and Rocket Raccoon come in.

In his latest video, Punisher demonstrates how this shell can produce a level five Frank off plenty of practical hit-confirms. And just like Punisher’s recent M.O.D.O.K. touch-of-death combo, there’s even an option that starts with a throw from the big floating head.

Source: Punisher