Category: Fighting Games

The pure-blooded Saiyan Fusion with the power of a god takes the stage!

Following his recent coverage of the Dragon Ball FighterZ reveal trailer references for Fused Zamasu, YouTuber IKevinX is already back to cover the anime and manga references of Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegito, who’s trailer was leaked earlier today.

Drawing heavily on his two canonical battles with Fused Zamasu and Super Buu, we can see that the fused Saiyan has retained several of his signature melee attacks, as well as his abilities The Big Bang Flash, Spirit Stab, and (what appears to be) his Savage Counter. The Savage Strike, Sprit Excalibur from Dragon Ball Heroes and, of course, the Final Kamehameha, appear to be his Super Special Attacks. You can see the full video below, as well as links to IKevinX’s previous work.

• Goku & Frieza
• Teen Gohan & Vegeta
• Perfect Cell & Majin Buu
• Future Trunks
• Piccolo & Krillin
• SSGSS Goku & Vegeta
• Androids 17 & 18
• Android 16
• Yamcha
• Character Concepts for Hit, Beerus, Goku Black & Zamasu
• Nappa
• Missed References Part 1
• Captain Ginyu
• Tien
• Gotenks
• Kid Buu
• Adult Gohan
• Hit, Beerus, and Goku Black
• Bardock and Broly
• Dramatic Productions
• Fused Zamasu

SSGSS Vegito, like all other DLC characters, can be purchased for $4.99 individually.  He is also the fourth character in the FighterZ Pass, which includes Bardock, Broly, Fused Zamasu and four other yet-to-be-revealed characters, for $34.99. He will release will his own Z-Stamp, Lobby Avatar and color set. No release date for him has been confirmed, but he will likely launch alongside Fused Zamasu.

Source: IKevinX

The DLC Prince of Tekken 7 comes equipped with an assortment of weapons your average Tekken player may not be ready for. Between his giant range, strong parry, and versatile projectile, Noctis can blow up unsuspecting players with knowledge checks alone. But it doesn’t have to be this way!

If the Final Fantasy XV protagonist is consistently wiping your party in ranked, then FrameWhisperer Tekken‘s latest tutorial is right for you. In it, he covers some common problem tools you’ll run into — Running 1+2, Parry Setups, etc. — and how you can defend yourself against them.

Source: FrameWhisperer Tekken

It’s been a few days now since the initial release of Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition‘s latest DLC character, Falke. The footsie-favoring Guardian Hawk is proving to be a lot more versatile then initial impressions led us to believe — let’s take a look at what the FGC has cooked up for her thus far!

Let’s start out with some basics. VesperArcade leads the way with BnBs and practical hit-confirms.

Just because Falke is based around her far-range, doesn’t mean she’s a slouch up close. Check out these frame traps from World Warrior FGC!

How are the best in the world playing Falke right now? Well, let’s take a look at these Infiltration replays and see.

If desk considers a combo impractical, you know you’re in for a good time.

And closing us out today is Stephen Kiluk, who shows Falke can run vortexes in the corner with the best of them.

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Sources: World Warrior FGC; XusesGB; VesperArcade; Stephen Kiluk; desk

“This is the path of my destiny!”

As part of the latest round of mid-season balance changes to Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, Ryu received a buff in the form of changes to his Jodan Nirengeki target combo.

In this new video from NurseLee — who already made a video for the move midway through the last season — we get to see just how much the move has been buffed. The gist of things seems to be that Ryu gets better options out of the move, depending on the situation. This includes more combos with Crush Counter, as well as the ability to reset mid-screen from the same.

Check out the video below.

Source: NurseLee