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As you all most likely already know, the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is now available for purchase. To help ring in this new collection, Capcom has just released a new launch trailer for it.

The trailer below goes over the 12 Street Fighter games included in the collection. From the fist-melting original Street Fighter to the various legendary iterations of Street Fighter II, the experimental days of the Street Fighter Alpha series, and of course the memorable moments of Street Fighter III. This includes all the extras included in the package, including the in-game art galleries, character biographies, and more.

Check out the trailer below.

The Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is available now for PlayStation 4, Switch, Xbox One, and PC.

Source: Capcom

The Doods offer their wishlist for new gameplay options in Nintendo’s upcoming Smash hit.

Super Smash Bros. games tend to have only a few gameplay modes utilized by the competitive scene — memes re. Fox only on Final Destination notwithstanding — but Nintendo isn’t shy about packing the games with lots of other ways to play than just the basic stock or timed battles.

We can expect the same in the upcoming Super Smash Bros. title for the Nintendo Switch, and the Beefy Smash Doods already have some ideas on what modes they’d like to see introduced in the next Smash. How about an “Iron Man” character-elimination face-off (already present in Project M)? Maybe the return of Target Test — but with an added stage builder? The introduction of a move-cancelling Turbo Mode? They describe these ideas, and more, in the video below.

Source: Beefy Smash Doods

The Doods offer their wishlist for new gameplay options in Nintendo’s upcoming Smash hit.

Super Smash Bros. games tend to have only a few gameplay modes utilized by the competitive scene — memes re. Fox only on Final Destination notwithstanding — but Nintendo isn’t shy about packing the games with lots of other ways to play than just the basic stock or timed battles.

We can expect the same in the upcoming Super Smash Bros. title for the Nintendo Switch, and the Beefy Smash Doods already have some ideas on what modes they’d like to see introduced in the next Smash. How about an “Iron Man” character-elimination face-off (already present in Project M)? Maybe the return of Target Test — but with an added stage builder? The introduction of a move-cancelling Turbo Mode? They describe these ideas, and more, in the video below.

Source: Beefy Smash Doods

Learn to better protect yourself from the former Killer Bee’s sting.

Cammy is arguably among the strongest characters in Street Fighter V. If you’re facing a Cammy player that knows her tools and abilities well, you’re in for a tough fight: her speed, range, and pressure/mixup options are formidable.

And while her strengths are making her a more frequent pick for many, if you want to stay in the “beat them” instead of “join them” category, Tyrant and Packz have teamed up with Red Bull Gaming Sphere London to bring us a new series called The Lab, in which they’ll look at how to improve your defensive game in SFV — and Cammy is the first test subject. In the extensive video below, they examine her strong points in detail, and explore what your options are on the defensive side.

Source: Frame Advantage

Space control is ultimately one of the most important parts of any fighting game, and that includes Pokkén Tournament DX. As Pokkén Pro BadIntent explains in his latest video, it doesn’t matter how big your opponents combos are if they can never hit you:

Though Pokkén may do things a little differently thanks to the inclusion of Pokkén’s guard button, the classic elements of 2D footsies are still there in Pokkén’s Duel Phase. If you’ve been struggling to get out of mix-ups or force your opponent to open up, check out BadIntent’s introduction to Pokkén’s complex spacing game, and get ready to level up!

Source: BadIntent

Famed member of the Tekken combo group KYSG, Guc11, recently teamed up with YouTuber A A JOB to push the boundaries of what’s possible in Tekken 7‘s combo system. The results are the creative and clever conversions below, dubbed “Project Rainbow”:

Fans of Hwoarang, Leo, and Eliza are in for a treat — as are fans of the insanity that can be pulled off in Tekken’s open-ended juggle system. There aren’t too many places you’ll get to see cross-under anti-bear juggles, 85% juggles off of Leo B+1+4, and back-turned floor breaks in the same place.

Source: A A JOB

It might be painful having to wait for BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle to come out, particularly now that more characters are appearing in builds around the country. But those with pre-order demo access can still explore the cast, and that includes RWBY‘s Weiss.

Dragon Ball FighterZ content creator sikshot gaming is turning his attention over to BBTAG in his latest breakdown of Weiss, which covers her decent footsies and glyph-setup game-plan. If you’re missing the demo and want the scoop on this icy swordswoman, check out the video above for some cool tips and tricks.

Source: sikshot gaming