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Massive Steam Halloween Sale: Low Prices for Blazblue, Guilty Gear, Skullgirls, and More!
Who doesn’t love a good Steam Sale? Not many people. So, for your spooky Halloween weekend, Steam is running a special Halloween sale with offers on tons of games, particularly for some of the best fighting games on Steam at the moment.
Among the sales are Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late for just under $20, BlazBlue ChronoPhantasma Extend, Guilty Gear Xrd, and Melty Blood Actress Again Current Code for $15. The prices get even lower than that, with Skullgirls+DLC available at a little over 6 dollars, or 10 dollars for the complete 2nd Encore package (which contains additional modes). There are other low price games, with GUILTY GEAR XX ACCENT CORE PLUS R being available for just under $5, along with other big discounts for Arcana Heart 3 LOVE MAX!!!!!, Yatagarasu Attack on Cataclysm and Vanguard Princess. The sale lasts until November 1st, so be sure to act quickly!
Source: Steam
See Super Street Fighter IV for Nintendo 3DS Played with a Fightstick
Giving the game the controls it deserves.
After the highly questionable Street Fighter IV Volt and other portable iterations for iOS, Super Street Fighter IV 3D for the Nintendo 3DS is likely next on the list of mostly-forgotten versions of Street Fighter IV. Not having access to arcade-style controls is a deal-breaker for many FG players–of course, you could instead hack your 3DS with custom firmware, and then use an arcade stick to play the game the way you want! Observe below. Interested modders will find helpful links and other info in the video description.
crouchStrong Gaming also has some other homebrew 3DS Street Fighting strangeness, this time involving Street Fighter Alpha 2, viewable on their YouTube channel.
Source: crouchStrong Gaming
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Learn How to Best Dodge Nerfed Fireballs in King of Fighters XIV 1.03
Many characters in King of Fighters XIV are capable of using certain normals or short hop with an air move to dodge projectiles, if they aren’t capable of outright armoring through them. We’ve already reported on a few videos by Gato Ray on the matter, but he’s back with an update. After the latest patch, certain character fireballs were made less effective, making them easier to dodge, especially for characters with poor options to do so. He goes through all of these options, making it easy to brush up on your matchup knowledge.
Source: Gato Ray
Bombs, Clay Pigeons and Flowerpots: The Beefy Smash Doods Lay Out the Top Five Projectile Users in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
For every player that loves rushing their opponent down and overwhelming them with blinding speed, there will be another who prefers the patient process of filling a screen with projectiles and traps. With Smash 4 having over 55 characters, there are a fair few fighters mixed in with the boxers, plumbers and space animals for those who prefer projectile zoning.
To find out which fighters are the best with a gun or a bow, the Beefy Smash Doods have made a new video, giving their opinion on the top five projectile based characters in Smash 4. In order to make this list, the character can’t just have a single strong projectile; they need an arsenal of useful ranged moves that compliment each other to create a fighter who has multiple ways to frustrate their opponent. As such, don’t expect someone like Lucario or Pac-Man on this list.
Source: Beefy Smash Doods
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Both Regular and Collector’s Editions of Street Fighter V for PlayStation 4 are On Sale at GameStop, Best Buy and Amazon
If you are looking to pick up Street Fighter V to catch up on all the action, now might be a great time to purchase the game as Street Fighter V is currently on sale at a number of retailers.
Both GameStop and Best Buy both have Street Fighter V for PlayStation 4 on sale for only $29.99. Take note that this is for the physical disc version and that buying them will still incur shipping and handling charges. Still, they’re decent deals for anyone looking for a physical copy of the game.
In addition to this, both Amazon and GameStop have the collector’s edition of Street Fighter V, again for PlayStation 4, on sale for $38.97. The collector’s edition includes with it a limited edition 10 inch Ryu statue, 48 page hard cover artbook, DLC cards for extra goodies, a one month subscription to the Capcom Fighters Twitch channel, digital Street Fighter comics from Udon, a Street Fighter V soundtrack sampler and more.
While Street Fighter V has had a rocky launch, the numerous updates have helped pad out the game’s content and address more than a few of the game’s issues. Features such as story mode, daily challenges, costume shop, etc. have now all been added, while issues such as the input delay have been addressed as much as they can be without affecting the game’s balance. In addition to this, the game’s cast has been expanded with six additional characters, that can be purchased either via in game Fight Money or real money.
Interested buyers for the regular disc edition can head on over to GameStop or Best Buy. Meanwhile those looking for the collector’s edition can hear to either Amazon or GameStop. With the recent update to Capcom’s financial report showing that the game is still vastly under its sales targets, discounts like these may become more common as Capcom try to shift more units of Street Fighter V.
Sources: GameStop; Best Buy; Amazon via r/StreetFighter
