Category: Videos

It seems like the impending release of Tekken 7 has the Tekken combo video-makers inspired lately. Every week there’s at least one Tekken Tag Tournament 2 combo video coming out, continuing to build on the excitement of one of the most anticipated fighting games to date.

This week is no exception. Here’s a video of some amazing Tekken combos featuring the characters Paul, Bryan, Asuka, Kazuya, Devil Jin, Heihachi, Jin, Law, Hwoarang and Lee. Some of these combos have vary peculiar collisions on them, including one Asuka combo that features her crossing up at the end of the combo. These are some highly extended combos, showing off some major synergy between characters not often used on teams together, despite the amazing tag play between them here.

Source: Phoenix The Terror

It seems like the impending release of Tekken 7 has the Tekken combo video-makers inspired lately. Every week there’s at least one Tekken Tag Tournament 2 combo video coming out, continuing to build on the excitement of one of the most anticipated fighting games to date.

This week is no exception. Here’s a video of some amazing Tekken combos featuring the characters Paul, Bryan, Asuka, Kazuya, Devil Jin, Heihachi, Jin, Law, Hwoarang and Lee. Some of these combos have vary peculiar collisions on them, including one Asuka combo that features her crossing up at the end of the combo. These are some highly extended combos, showing off some major synergy between characters not often used on teams together, despite the amazing tag play between them here.

Source: Phoenix The Terror

Skullgirls is a game that’s generally described as being fairly balanced, with a large percent of the cast being competitively viable with few incredibly unfavorable matchups. This isn’t to say that such matchups don’t exist, but today we’ll focus on one that may have just gotten a lot more fair.

One of the harder situations to deal with in the game is Peacock vs. Beowulf with Big Band assist, purely because of the team’s ability to punish Peacock for nearly anything she does. This domination Beowulf/Big Band seems to have over Peacock was most prominently shown last Combo Breaker in the cR|dekillsage vs. SwiftFox-Dash, but some new tech could change the pace of the match a lot. Dekillsage is here to show off this tech, but makes it clear that he was initially shown this by Lawnba.

Sources: Lawnba; dekillsage; Team Spooky

Excited by Black Canary’s addition in Injustice 2? Or are you just someone that needs to see some solid NRS gameplay? Either way, you’ll be happy to know that Echo Fox’s SonicFox and YOMI Slayer slugged it out in a grueling, close set.

With expert commentary by PND Ketchup & Mustard, the nearly hour-long set proves enlightening on how Injustice 2’s beta plays and feels. Sonicfox seems to be enjoying the Sonya Blade-esque rush down of Black Canary, despite being up against the very strong and solid zoning of Slayer’s Superman. Without spoiling anything, this could easily be the highest-level footage we’ve seen of these characters thus far!

Sources: PND K&M

Bet you thought that Sol Badguy combos can’t really get that creative, did you? The standard bearer of the Guilty Gear franchise has a lot more variety than it seems.

Japanese player muto6 uploaded a new Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- combo movie featuring increasingly zany Sol combos. Just how many Dust attacks can he fit in one Dust loop combo? Have you seen a Dragon Install Gunflame loop before? And you’ve probably never seen Faust full-screen carried by an off-the-ground combo. If all this sounds like gibberish, not to worry. Just get into the quirky song by Natsuko Nisshoku and enjoy the creativity.

For even more Sol action, check out these sets from Hakken and Roi.

Source: muto6

Echo Fox|Tokido is getting his daily dose of Akuma variance lately. He wins a lot, and he loses just as much. Such is the life of someone running a character with low health and high damage potential, preparing for the second season of Street Fighter V on the Capcom Pro Tour.

What better way to test your mettle than to play against the runner up at Evo 2016, and fifth place finisher at Capcom Cup 2016, Razer|Fuudo? His R. Mika still looks strong, as she should, and these two sets from the players leave you wondering who will have the better record this season.

Source: RektScrub

Kolin is less than two weeks away from releasing into Street Fighter V’s ecosystem, intent on shaking up the tier lists–and there is still some speculation on how she will actually play in the game. Thankfully, Capcom has given us some confirmations on what she will look like within the system.

With their new tweet about Kolin, they showed a video showcasing what she can do with her V-System. Her V-Skill is confirmed to be an instant counter attack, much like Cammy and Fei-Long’s second Ultras in Street Fighter IV. Her V-Reversal works in a similar vein to Nash and Rashid’s, with it even being similar in range to Rashid’s. But the most telling is the video of her V-Trigger, which does indeed freeze the opponent, as well as their stun gauge.

Before Kolin releases on 2/28. check out how she utilizes the V-System to escape pressure, counter attacks and freeze opponents in place. pic.twitter.com/qfT0RJKNHO

— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) February 15, 2017

Source: Street Fighter (Twitter)