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With the Wonder Woman movie being in cinemas and Injustice 2 having a special event dedicated to the Amazonian princess, now is the time to start learning how to play the daughter of the gods. Luckily, Injustice 2 tutorial maker rooflemonger is on the case, creating two videos which go over basic combos with Wonder Woman, along with some general tips and tricks.

Wonder Woman excels at frustrating opponents with her Lasso attacks, before closing in to do damage with her sword strikes and shield bashes. Her Lasso Grab is a great ender, while her EX Shield Toss is perfect for extending combos. Do note that it does take some practice to nail the timing following an EX Shield Toss, so make sure to head into the lab to learn the window.

Source: rooflemonger

If you’re one of the several people who are spending the weekend grinding out Tekken 7, you may want to take a break from the Training Room to earn some additional Fight Money. With there being hundreds of customization items to unlock, you may be stuck in the Treasure Battle mode for a long time to find that perfect hat or set of glasses for your character.

To speed up the unlock process, noted tutorial maker novriltataki has created a short video, showing how players can easily grind out items and Fight Money in Tekken 7’s Treasure Battle. This strategy does require a controller with a turbo button, but most arcade sticks come with one so you should be fine. You simply pick Katarina, assign Right Kick to the button used to confirm menu selection and make the turbo button spam Katarina’s 44444 combo.

Just leave the bot running for a few hours and you should come back to a fat stack of Fight Money and customisation options. It does take the fun out of playing through Treasure Battles yourself, but it is the price you pay if you want to turn Yoshimitsu into a sword-wielding hammerhead shark.

Source: novriltataki

According to Guilty Gear’s lore, mankind discovered magic in 2014… three years ago. It’s funny how we arrived to that date, which was part of the series’ lore since 1998. Now, while the story has advanced much in Xrd, there’s a lot to learn about when it comes to the roots of Daisuke Ishiwatari’s world.

Octopimp, in collaboration with the one-minute LORE channel, serves up Ride-the-Lightning fast information about the game’s prologue. The key here is background on Sol Badguy, who used to be a human scientist, and the creation of Justice, sort of the main antagonist of the series for a couple of episodes. For those who started with Guilty Gear Xrd, this is a nice, quick summary of the fighting game’s background.

Thanks, Octopimp! Now do BlazBlue lore in a minute. Good luck.

Source: LORE

Keep that corner pressure on with oppressive denjin fireballs!

In Street Fighter V, Ryu’s V-Trigger state opens up new aggressive options for the fighter–provided you’re familiar with what he’s capable of, and the timing required to make the most of charged fireballs without getting punished mid-charge! The video below demonstrates some setups to utilize such timing to keep your opponent either on the ground, or suffering the shock of an electrified Hadoken.

This video predates the latest balance patch, but the if the patch notes are still accurate, these techniques should be minimally affected.

Sources: BlaQNYC Vids; Capcom-Unity

The best butler in the business got some buffs! Persona Entertainment shared their latest combo video for The King of Fighter XIV’s Hein, and it’s full of the grace and power you’d expect from Geese’s personal assistant.

The combos make use of several buffs Hein’s received in version 2.0. Hein can now climax cancel during the last hit of his super, and special cancel his jump Heavy Kick. Combining these changes with the CD loops he already has, your Hein should be cleaning up the competition in no time.

Source: Persona Entertainment

It seems that Trish’s Round Trip is one of the sources of new tech in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3. Previously, we featured a new infinite combo concept using it; now, a new glitch has been discovered that allows her to bypass the restrictions that the move gives her, while also allowing her to have two active.

Normally, when Trish uses her Round Trip move, she loses her sword-based normal attacks and her ability to do the super move version of the round trip. However, as Finisherofwar demonstrates in the video below, there’s a way for her to get rid of these limitations–provided that she has meter.

All Trish needs to do is to activate a Team Hyper Combo into the Round Trip super, and then X-Factor cancel the start up of the THC immediately (before the rest of her team comes out). When she does this, she will regain her sword normals, as well as the ability to throw another Round Trip out.

Source: Finisherofwar