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My Hero One’s Justice DLC character Endeavor and arcade mode screenshots and details dropped

In preparation for the release of My Hero One’s Justice later this month, Bandai Namco has released a few more details regarding the game: specifically, they’ve released information and screenshots focusing on upcoming DLC character Endeavor, as well as the game’s arcade mode.

Fans of the franchise will recognize the Flame Hero Endeavor as the number 1 ranked hero in the series (after All Might’s retirement). He fights using flames that burst from his body and packs a lot of raw power, with attacks so strong that they recoil him away.

In addition to this, they’ve also released details of the game’s arcade mode. This mode has players fight their way up a ladder of 6 opponents, with each getting more difficult to defeat. Completing arcade mode earns players special items.

Endeavor, the hero currently holding the No. 1 spot, has raw, unrelenting, unbridled power that is matched only by the intensity of his anger. His personality is reflected in his fighting style, he fights with powerful and intense flames that burst from his body, reducing anything he touches to ash.

Despite suffering huge recoil when unleashing his signature moves, a successful hit causes devastating damage to his opponent. In addition, to his formidable close-range attacks, he’s also skilled with mid-range combat too. It will take players practice to master every aspect of Endeavor’s arsenal and crush their opponents without mercy.

A new game mode is also revealed today, Arcade Mode. In this mode players will fight against six consecutive opponent, each more difficult than the last. If victorious, players will receive special items as a reward!

My Hero One’s Justice arrives in the West on PlayStation 4, PC, Switch and Xbox One on October 26. In the meantime, check out these screenshots of Endeavor and arcade mode in the gallery below.

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Source: Bandai Namco, via Gematsu

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South Korea’s Tekken hotspot, Green Arcade, announces closure

For a very long time, Green Arcade has been the central point of South Korea’s Tekken scene. It has provided some of the highest level of game-play for Tekken over the years, and was often times the birthplace of important tech that would shape the scene. Unfortunately, that time has now passed:

Despite being home to the likes of international stars like NIN and Knee, the arcade struggled to stay afloat in a post-console release world, having cited a lack of revenue and attendance — both due to Tekken 7 Season 2 and DLC being console-exclusive. But it seems that the aging management has brought about the closure at last.

Source: GreenTekken

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Punk, Scar, and Theo are free agents after parting ways with Echo Fox

Some top players are now seeking new sponsors!

Some significant changes to the team lineup for Echo Fox have been revealed today. To start: Punk has been a familiar face in the upper brackets of any Street Fighter V tournament he enters; after a six-month run sporting the team colors for Echo Fox — having joined in March 2018 — Punk is once again a free agent.

And he wasn’t the only player to announce a change in sponsorship with the team today: Injustice 2 pros Scar and Theo have also revealed their departure from Echo Fox, via Twitter:

Players with as much talent as these competitors are sure to continue to make waves in the tournament scene, whether they are picked up by a new sponsor or not. Best of luck out there, guys!

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Sources: Punk (Twitter); Scar (Twitter); Theo (Twitter)

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Shogatsu and Daigo Umehara join the list of invites to compete in Super Street Fighter II Turbo at the Tournament of Power III

Two more Japanese legends are inbound to join the Super Turbo battle at Canada Cup!

There will be no shortage of excitement at the upcoming Tournament of Legends III at Canada Cup 2018 later this month — Super Street Fighter II Turbo fans are in for a real treat. After revealing their fifth Japanese invite to the event to be E. Honda grandmaster Shogatsu, Super Turbo Revival has also revealed that a sixth and final invite will be none other than Daigo “The Beast” Umehara.

From Super Turbo Revival:

Shogatsu is a multiple-time Gian Recital and Kakerugo Champion and also won the Canada Cup 3on3 tournament last year. He has also placed highly in a number of tournaments, including X-MANIA and Defend the North!

Daigo Umehara needs no introduction, as he is considered one of, if not the best Street Fighter players of all time! Daigo is a former Tougeki champion, a two-time former Evo Super Turbo champion and has won a number of majors across the US. He competed and finished fourth in the memorable TOURNAMENT OF LEGENDS I at Evolution 2012, falling to AfroLegends. He also competed in X-MANIA USA at Evolution 2014, teaming up with Nuki and Tokido in a great and entertaining match against Mike Watson, John Choi, and Alex Valle.

Check out the listing below for the invites and qualifiers to date — including many other spectacular players such as Mattsun, Nuki, Killer Miller, and the latest qualifier from The Fall Classic, Zoolander!

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The Tournament of Legends III will take place at Canada Cup 2018 in Toronto on October 26-28. There is one qualifying event remaining before Canada Cup: East Coast Throwdown. There will also be six Last Chance Qualifier spots at Canada Cup itself, so practice up and head over to Toronto this month if you want to go up against the world’s best Super Turbo competitors!

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Source: Super Turbo Revival

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Upcoming Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition update will improve the speed of the game’s inputs

Input lag is one of the things that can ruin the experience of any fighting game, and as such it’s something that players look out for. Street Fighter V infamously had input lag issues early in its life, before Capcom eventually fixed the issue… sort of. Now, it seems that Capcom will be further addressing input latency in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition.

In a recent tweet, the official Street Fighter twitter account announced that they would “improve the speed of which inputs are registered” in an update set to drop on October 23.

This announcement is interesting considering that the game, as previously mentioned, had already received a patch that lowered its input delay a few years back. This, however, was done without the update that Epic released last year for Unreal Engine 4 (which powers Street Fighter V) that lowered the baseline input delay of the engine in general. [This was utilized by Bandai Namco to drop the input delay in Tekken 7 on PlayStation 4. – Editor]

Could this mean that Capcom is has finally upgraded the build of Unreal Engine 4 that Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition is using to the versions with the lowered delay? Or have they found other ways to speed up the games inputs? We’ll find out on October 23, when the update drops.

Source: Street Fighter (Twitter)

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GameSpace has been steadily growing for more than a year. Because of that, we’re looking for fans of games other than MMOs during this peak gaming season to give us a hand with reviews, editorials, previews and more. In exchange, you get your words published on a fast-growing multi-platform gaming site as well as all the free games you can handle. We are looking for people who are enthusiastic about games of all types on all platforms be it console, PC or mobile.

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Jump into Breakers Revenge with these combo guides for Tia, Dao-Long, Rila, and more!

Following up on his most recent setup video for Condor, Sas Izm has delivered a whole new set of combo videos for several of the game’s characters below. If you’ve ever wanted to get in to Breaker’s Revenge and were not sure where to start (or were just curious about what its combos and setups looked like — practical or otherwise), then take a look at these recent uploads below.

Developed by Visco Corp, Breaker’s Revenge is one of the most popular “obscure” fighters in the FGC, survived almost exclusively by emulation and a vocal fanbase (which you can join via Discord). And it kind of has to, as Breaker’s Revenge never made it out of the arcades. Breaker’s Revenge continues to be played regularly in tournaments, particularly in Japan arcades like Mikado.

Source: Sas Izm