Inasa Yoarashi becomes available for My Hero One’s Justice next week

Last week, we learned that Inasa Yoarashi was the next DLC character for My Hero One’s Justice. And now, we finally know when he’ll be available for purchase.

Inasa, also known as the wind-wielding hero Gale Force, will arrive in My Hero One’s Justice on November 14, 2018. As with the two previous DLC characters, he will come with missions specific to him. In addition to the release date, the following screen shots of Inasa in-game have also been released.

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My Hero One’s Justice is currently available for PlayStation 4, PC, Switch, and Xbox One.

Source: Siliconera


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Nidhogg II stabs and splatters its way onto Nintendo Switch on November 22

Soon, the Wyrm will feed on a new platform.

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Rumblings of MESSHOF’s follow-up to the innovative fencing fighter Nidhogg making its way onto Nintendo’s platform have crystallized into a release date. You’ll soon be able to stab, slash, and offer yourself as tribute to the great Wyrm in the cartoony gorefest Nidhogg II on Switch on November 22.

With its unique style, fantastic soundtrack, and simple-yet-challenging gameplay, Nidhogg II shouldn’t be missed once it hits its new home in late November 2018.

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Ingress Re-Launches as Ingress Prime with Improved Features

Niantic has relaunched its original augmented reality game, Ingress, as “Ingress Prime”. The new version of the game features a number of interface improvements, a fully 3D experience and a rebooted storyline that will change over time as more players get involved. The Dunraven Project live action series will replace the Ingress Report and a new Netflix anime based on Ingress Prime will launch in the future.

Is Blizzard Out of Touch with Its Players?

To say that Diablo Immortal’s announcement during BlizzCon kicked up a hellish storm of backlash is to understate the storm greatly. Many players feel that the mobile announcement without any other news for the beloved IP is showing that Blizzard is out of touch with its hardcore playerbase. To that end, we want to know what YOU think. We’ve set up a special poll that gives you a chance to vote your conscience and to leave us your thoughts on the subject.

SNK’s Yasuyuki Oda states that The King of Fighters XIV on the Switch is a possibility

Some technical hurdles just need to be cleared

SNK’s Yasuyuki Oda was recently interviewed by Dual Shockers regarding their Switch efforts. While the majority of the interview was focused on SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy, they also touched on the possibility of bringing the King of Fighters XIV to Nintendo’s console portable hybrid.

When asked about bringing KoFXIV to Switch, Oda stated that it was definitely a possibility. That said, he stated that there were some technical hurdles that their team would need to overcome before the port could happen.

The rest of the interview focuses on why they chose to develop SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy (they wanted a spiritual successor SNK Gals Fighters), Oda’s thoughts on the positive reaction to the Samurai Shodown reveal, and more.

You can read the full interview over at Dual Shockers.

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Sega has renewed the trademark for the Virtua Fighter logo

The trademark was renewed alongside a new one for “Battle Genesis”

It’s tough to be a Virtua Fighter fan these days. This current generation hasn’t seen a new installment of the seminal 3D fighter, and the only way to play the latest installments, is inside another game.

However, some recent developments may bode well for the franchise. Sega Games Japan recently had the trademark for the Virtua Fighter logo renewed in the US last month. Specifically, the trademark was renewed for coin-operated video games and arcade video game use.

In addition to this, the company also filed a similar trademark for something called “Battle Genesis”. This trademark was also filed for coin-operated video games and arcade video game use.

Now, this could simply be a standard trademark renewal from Sega — it has been over a decade since Virtua Fighter 5 came out in arcades. However, the “Battle Genesis” trademark seems to point to something more interesting.

Stay locked on to Shoryuken for more on this and other fighting game news.

Source: Siliconera

Inasa Yoarashi is My Hero One’s Justice’s next DLC character

Another DLC character has been revealed for Bandai Namco’s arena fighter My Hero One’s Justice. Joining Shoot Style Deku and Endeavour as downloadable additions to the cast is Inasa Yoarashi.

Revealed in a recent issue of Weekly Jump magazine, Inasa brings with him his “Whirlwind” quirk. This quirk lets Inasa hit opponents from afar using powerful winds.

As with the previous 2 DLC characters, purchasing Inasa also gives access to his character mission.

A release date for Inasa has yet to be revealed. Me Hero One’s Justice, however, is available now for PlayStation 4, PC, Switch, and XBox One.

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Fighting EX Layer is discounted on the European PlayStation Store

For any European players interested in picking up ARIKA’s Fighting EX Layer, here’s some great news: the game is currently on sale in the region until November 21.

Both the Light and Standard versions of Fighting EX Layer are on sale for 20% off on the European PlayStation store. PlayStation Plus subscribers however get an additional 20% discount on top of that, bringing their total discount to 40%.

For those not familiar with these versions, the Light version comes with 13 characters and 5 Gougi decks. The slightly more expensive Standard version, on the other hand, comes with the additional character Hokuto and 15 Gougi decks.

Source: Arika


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BlizzCon 2018 Kicks Off with World of Warcraft Classic Announced for Summer 2019

It’s BlizzCon Day and that usually means lots of announcements about Diablo, World of Warcraft, Starcraft, HearthStone, Overwatch and Heroes of the Storm. We’ll be updating this article as the opening ceremony kicks off at 11:00 am Pacific / 2:00 pm Eastern. We’ve got the YouTube stream embedded, so be sure to head through the jump to watch with us when the time comes and leave us your thoughts in the comments!