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Dark Chaotix Shares Some Deadly Leona Combos in King of Fighters XIII

With the recent reveal that she will be playable in King of Fighters XIV, now is as good a time as any to look back at what Leona Heidern can pull off in the King of Fighters XIII.

That’s exactly what Orochinagi’s Dark Chaotix has done in his latest combo video. Aside from being stylish and using nearly all of the tools she has at her disposal, the combos shown here are also quite deadly.

In addition to the above, Dark Chaotix also shared a supplementary video that shows him performing some of the combos manually, with the camera pointed at his hands.

More information, including combo notations, can be found on Orochinagi.

Source: Dark Chaotix

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Dark Chaotix Shares Some Deadly Leona Combos in King of Fighters XIII

With the recent reveal that she will be playable in King of Fighters XIV, now is as good a time as any to look back at what Leona Heidern can pull off in the King of Fighters XIII.

That’s exactly what Orochinagi’s Dark Chaotix has done in his latest combo video. Aside from being stylish and using nearly all of the tools she has at her disposal, the combos shown here are also quite deadly.

In addition to the above, Dark Chaotix also shared a supplementary video that shows him performing some of the combos manually, with the camera pointed at his hands.

More information, including combo notations, can be found on Orochinagi.

Source: Dark Chaotix

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Dark Chaotix Shares Some Deadly Leona Combos in King of Fighters XIII

With the recent reveal that she will be playable in King of Fighters XIV, now is as good a time as any to look back at what Leona Heidern can pull off in the King of Fighters XIII.

That’s exactly what Orochinagi’s Dark Chaotix has done in his latest combo video. Aside from being stylish and using nearly all of the tools she has at her disposal, the combos shown here are also quite deadly.

In addition to the above, Dark Chaotix also shared a supplementary video that shows him performing some of the combos manually, with the camera pointed at his hands.

More information, including combo notations, can be found on Orochinagi.

Source: Dark Chaotix

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Capcom Alters Some of Street Fighter V’s More Risqué Cinematics

It’s no secret that Street Fighter V features a fair amount of provocative imagery, from R. Mika’s revealing wrestling outfit to Laura Matsuda’s voluptuous figure. Now, I don’t want to spend too much time dwelling on the rights and wrongs of these designs, but it wouldn’t be going too far to say they’ve garnered a good deal of attention over the past few months.

With a consistent stream of footage being released to the public, fans have been able to compare and contrast various Street Fighter V builds ad nauseam, and a new discovery seems to indicate that Capcom recently toned down two cinematics that have contributed to the game’s risqué reputation.

First up, R. Mika. Like we mentioned above, her outfit complements her over-the-top personality, and her Critical Art originally drew even more attention to this with that infamous butt slap. But in new footage from IGN, we can see that the game camera no longer focuses on the wrestler’s backside, instead choosing to simply imply what’s happening off-screen.

We’ve included both versions in GIF form, courtesy of videos from IGN and ADAPT Chance, below. You may also notice that Mika and tag partner Nadeshiko no longer pull the opponent’s legs into a split.

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And that’s not all. Cammy’s intro appears to have been slightly altered as well, placing the lower end of her iconic leotard, and subsequently her crotch, off-screen by way of a new camera angle. This adjustment is a little less overt than the one above, but still noticeable when you see the two cinematics side by side. Special thanks to ADAPT Chance and DeAlmighty Juan for the videos that served as the basis for these GIFs.

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While it’s clear that changes have been made to these scenes, the reasons why become a little murkier. Did Capcom decide to scale back on Street Fighter V’s more suggestive elements, or is this just a case of a game constantly changing and updating over the course of development? Let us know what you think of these adjustments in the comments.

Sources: NeoGAF, IGN, ADAPT Chance (1, 2), DeAlmighty Juan

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Capcom Alters Some of Street Fighter V’s More Risqué Cinematics

It’s no secret that Street Fighter V features a fair amount of provocative imagery, from R. Mika’s revealing wrestling outfit to Laura Matsuda’s voluptuous figure. Now, I don’t want to spend too much time dwelling on the rights and wrongs of these designs, but it wouldn’t be going too far to say they’ve garnered a good deal of attention over the past few months.

With a consistent stream of footage being released to the public, fans have been able to compare and contrast various Street Fighter V builds ad nauseam, and a new discovery seems to indicate that Capcom recently toned down two cinematics that have contributed to the game’s risqué reputation.

First up, R. Mika. Like we mentioned above, her outfit complements her over-the-top personality, and her Critical Art originally drew even more attention to this with that infamous butt slap. But in new footage from IGN, we can see that the game camera no longer focuses on the wrestler’s backside, instead choosing to simply imply what’s happening off-screen.

We’ve included both versions in GIF form, courtesy of videos from IGN and ADAPT Chance, below. You may also notice that Mika and tag partner Nadeshiko no longer pull the opponent’s legs into a split.

Original

Update

And that’s not all. Cammy’s intro appears to have been slightly altered as well, placing the lower end of her iconic leotard, and subsequently her crotch, off-screen by way of a new camera angle. This adjustment is a little less overt than the one above, but still noticeable when you see the two cinematics side by side. Special thanks to ADAPT Chance and DeAlmighty Juan for the videos that served as the basis for these GIFs.

Original

Update

While it’s clear that changes have been made to these scenes, the reasons why become a little murkier. Did Capcom decide to scale back on Street Fighter V’s more suggestive elements, or is this just a case of a game constantly changing and updating over the course of development? Let us know what you think of these adjustments in the comments.

Sources: NeoGAF, IGN, ADAPT Chance (1, 2), DeAlmighty Juan

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Revolution 2015 Day 3 Streaming Live from London, England

This weekend, Nth Gen Interactive will be presenting the third installment of their Revolution tournament series at the Bolney Meadow Community Center.

Revolution 2015 is set to feature a wide array of airdashers, including Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN-, BlazBlue: Chronophantasma EXTEND, Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late, Arcana Heart 3 LOVE MAX!!!!!, Dengenki Bunko Fighting Climax, Melty Blood Actress Again Current Code, and Aquapazza. While folks in Europe often receive the short end of the stick when it comes to fighter localization, their dedication persists, and this tournament will be the perfect opportunity to highlight their efforts.

In addition to competition in the aforementioned titles, Revolution 2015 will also feature playable demos of Street Fighter V and Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel for attendees.

All festivities will be broadcast through a single stream, which you’ll find below along with a detailed schedule of events. Feel free to also visit Twitch if you prefer to chat with fellow spectators.

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Stream

Watch live video from NthGenMedia on www.twitch.tv

Schedule

Friday, November 6

Event GMT (Local) PST EST
Aquapazza Pools 12:00 PM 4:00 AM 7:00 AM
MBAACC Pools 1:30 PM 5:30 AM 8:30 AM
Aquapazza Top 4 4:00 PM 8:00 AM 11:00 AM
MBAACC Top 4 5:30 PM 9:30 AM 12:30 PM

Saturday, November 7

Event GMT (Local) PST EST
AH3LM Groups 12:00 PM 4:00 AM 7:00 AM
DBFC Groups 1:00 PM 5:00 AM 8:00 AM
GGXrd Groups 2:00 PM 6:00 AM 9:00 AM
AH3LM Top 4 4:00 PM 8:00 AM 11:00 AM
DBFC Top 4 5:30 PM 9:30 AM 12:30 PM
GGXrd Top 4 7:00 PM 11:00 AM 2:00 PM

Sunday, November 8

Event GMT (Local) PST EST
UNiEL Groups 11:00 AM 3:00 AM 6:00 AM
P4U2 Groups 12:00 PM 4:00 AM 7:00 AM
BBCPEX Groups 1:00 PM 5:00 AM 8:00 AM
UNIEL Top 4 3:00 PM 7:00 AM 10:00 AM
P4U2 Top 4 4:30 PM 8:30 AM 11:30 AM
BBCPEX Top 4 7:00 PM 11:00 AM 2:00 PM

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Source: NGI Revolution, special thanks to Rabbit Foot for bringing this to our attention.

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Smash Summit Day 4 Streaming Live from Los Angeles, California (11/8 12:00)

Beyond the Summit is kicking the weekend off early with Smash Summit, a unique Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament that will see invited players face off against others that were voted in by the community.

Apart from the main tournament, the Los Angeles-based organization will be hosting four days of competition and interviews, complete with various challenges (detailed in the graphic below) that will force players to use strategy outside of the game in order to succeed.

smashsummit-challenges

The players you can expect to see in attendance this weekend include a|Armada, C9|Mango, COG|Mew2King, EG|PPMD, PG|Plup, MH|Lucky, TMP|Axe, WFX|Shroomed, CLG|PewPewU, TMP|Westballz, S2J, SFAT, Alex19, SP|Zhu, MH|Kage the Warrior, and BERT|Swedish Delight.

The live broadcast can be found below or on Twitch if you prefer to chat. If you can’t tune in for the full event, Melee it on Me’s Tafo will be tracking all the challenges here.

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Stream

Watch live video from BeyondTheSummit on www.twitch.tv

Schedule

Event PST (Local) EST GMT
Challenges (Thu) 12:00 PM 3:00 PM 8:00 PM
Crew Battle (Thu) 5:30 PM 8:30 PM 1:30 AM (Fri)
Challenges (Fri) 12:00 PM 3:00 PM 8:00 PM
Iron Man (Fri) 5:30 PM 8:30 PM 1:30 AM (Sat)
Fan Exhibition Doubles (Fri) 8:00 PM 11:00 PM 4:00 AM (Sat)
Doubles (Sat) 11:30 AM 2:30 PM 7:30 PM
Singles (Sat) 3:00 PM 6:00 PM 11:00 PM
Doubles (Sun) 12:30 PM 3:30 PM 8:30 PM
Doubles Finals (Sun) 2:15 PM 5:15 PM 10:15 PM
Singles (Sun) 3:30 PM 6:30 PM 11:30 PM
Singles Finals (Sun) 7:00 PM 10:00 PM 3:00 AM (Mon)

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Sources: Beyond the Summit, Tafo

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Focus Attack Donate Cans 3 Streaming Live from Northglenn, Colorado

Today, StrikeFirst Colorado and Mile High Burst will present the third installment of their Focus Attack Donate Cans charity event. Last year, the Denver fighting game community was able to raise over 1,300 cans of food and 35 frozen turkeys for the Denver Rescue Mission, with countless more provided by monetary donations, and they’re looking to break that record in November.

Like any tournament, competition will be held in games like Street Fighter, Marvel, and Guilty Gear, but with a unique twist when it comes to entry fees. Venue entry will cost $10, with five cans of nonperishable food required to register for each game. Attendees that plan to only play one or two titles but want to donate more will receive a raffle ticket for every ten cans they donate after that. All cash donations will go towards purchasing more frozen turkeys.

We’ve included both tournament streams below, but you can also follow their respective links to chat on Twitch.

A4Andre (Street Fighter, Marvel, Guilty Gear)

Watch live video from A4Andre on www.twitch.tv

COSmash (Smash)

Watch live video from COSmash on www.twitch.tv

Source: StrikeFirst Colorado

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Focus Attack Donate Cans 3 Streaming Live from Northglenn, Colorado

Today, StrikeFirst Colorado and Mile High Burst will present the third installment of their Focus Attack Donate Cans charity event. Last year, the Denver fighting game community was able to raise over 1,300 cans of food and 35 frozen turkeys for the Denver Rescue Mission, with countless more provided by monetary donations, and they’re looking to break that record in November.

Like any tournament, competition will be held in games like Street Fighter, Marvel, and Guilty Gear, but with a unique twist when it comes to entry fees. Venue entry will cost $10, with five cans of nonperishable food required to register for each game. Attendees that plan to only play one or two titles but want to donate more will receive a raffle ticket for every ten cans they donate after that. All cash donations will go towards purchasing more frozen turkeys.

We’ve included both tournament streams below, but you can also follow their respective links to chat on Twitch.

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A4Andre (Street Fighter, Marvel, Guilty Gear)

Watch live video from A4Andre on www.twitch.tv

COSmash (Smash)

Watch live video from COSmash on www.twitch.tv

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Source: StrikeFirst Colorado

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Leave Opponents Spinning with These Laura Setups in Street Fighter V

With a short Street Fighter V stress test in effect, folks have been jumping into the beta build for another fix. This time around, however, newcomer Laura Matsuda is playable, providing us with a sampling of gameplay from players eager to figure out her secrets before the game launches next year.

We previously highlighted a couple of impressive combo exhibitions that show what Laura is capable of after catching an opponent defenseless, but how do you set up those situations in the first place? A brand new video from delephantz demonstrates a number of examples, from tricky cross-under techniques to counter-hit links and everything in-between.

If you’re looking to bolster your collection of Laura tools, do yourself a favor and dive into this brief look at what she brings to Street Fighter V.

Source: delephantz via Haunts

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Skullgirls 2nd Encore for PlayStation Vita Still Undergoing Optimization

When the game that would eventually become Skullgirls 2nd Encore was first announced, Lab Zero Games was aiming to launch the title on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. So far, only the former has materialized, leaving fans of the franchise waiting on the mobile port.

The developers recently devoted an AMA session on Reddit to discussing their current project, Indivisible, but also took time to answer a number of Skullgirls questions. One such question had to do with the whereabouts of the Vita version, and designer Earl “Earlfriend” Gertwagen was quick to provide insight.

“Skullgirls 2nd Encore for Vita is still undergoing optimization, and there are a number of bugs to take care of that, while somewhat small, we feel are unacceptable to ship with,” Gertwagen explained. “We want it to be on par with other fighting game releases for that platform, and it’s unfortunately not there yet.”

Gertwagen would go on to say that they “grossly underestimated” the amount of work putting Skullgirls on Vita would take, which, combined with the added goal of releasing the game in Japan, made for quite a delay.

Skullgirls creative director Alex Ahad also tackled a couple of questions regarding the possibility of a sequel as well as alternate ways they are looking into sharing more of the elaborate story. While a follow-up isn’t currently in the works, Ahad expressed interest in putting together a Hyrule Historia-esque artbook to collect more of the universe’s lore in one place.

For more details on Indivisible, be sure to visit Lab Zero’s AMA thread here. Their crowdfunding campaign currently sits at $693,382 of their $1,500,000 goal with eight days to go, so feel free to check it out and see what you can do to help.

Source: r/IAmA via Siliconera