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The focus on Ken Masters continues: he’s been in our spotlight a lot lately, and in this new video NurseLee follows up on their previous Street Fighter V Ken tutorial for even more meaty combos from the American Champ–again complete with full input breakdowns to help you turn up the heat and lay that pressure on thick. The rushdown never ends!
For some more Ken rushdown action, check out this compilation of Ken gameplay footage from XusesGB.
Source: NurseLee
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After leaving Team Liquid last week before his trip to Japan for Umebura S.A.T, Nairoby “Nairo” Quezada has been signed as NRG’s first fighting game player. The decision to sign Nairo comes after extensive fan polling on Twitter and background research to determine who NRG’s first pick up should be, with Nairo coming out on top. Talking to ESPN Esports about Nairo’s addition to NRG’s roster, NRG Esports chairman Andy Miller stated that “[Nairo] is a carefully chosen first player that we feel will build the foundation for NRG’s fighting game presence for years to come.”
Japanese Mewtwo master Abadango and the Netherlands’ own Mr.R were heavily rumored as top picks for NRG’s first Super Smash Bros. for Wii U player, but it seems that Nairo just pipped them to the post. With his recent first place at Super Smash Con, combined with his stream being one of the most popular Smash 4 streams out there, Nairo seems to be the perfect pick for NRG’s first foray into the scene. Talking to ESPN, Nairo stated that “in the end, there were three organizations I was really leaning towards. What sold me on NRG was the idea that they’re not looking to pick up a million players.” With there being a mini-gold rush for Smash players at the moment, it’s only natural that top players will be picking between multiple organizations and by the looks of it, NRG offered Nairo the best deal.
Sources: NRG; NairoMK (Twitter); ESPN Esports
The King of Fighters has long been argued as one of the most technical 2D fighters in existence, requiring a great deal in regards to execution in order to be viewed as competent in the title. Hellpockets, a series veteran, noticed this as one of the biggest issues in regards to bringing newer players–or even players transitioning from a series such as Street Fighter–into King of Fighters XIII.
With that in mind, he decided not to let the same barrier of entry plague what is shaping up to be the most important and well-received title in the SNK Playmore franchise’s history, and has put together an excellent primer for The King of Fighters XIV. He starts off with the very basics of movement–usually cut and dry in most titles–and teaches the importance of using runs, rolls, evasive rolls, jumps, hyper hops, and short hops within the engine. He also goes over normal attacks, including blowbacks, which is a move not seen in any other current franchise. He doesn’t stop there, touching on Guard Cancels, specials, EX Moves, Max Mode, and Quick Max.
All told, this is the compendium needed for newcomers to the series. If you are a player from any other franchise looking to try out King of Fighters XIV–or even a newcomer in King of Fighters XIII that struggled with the game, this primer is for you!
Source: FloKO (Twitter)
With exactly a week until World of Warcraft: Legion makes its debut as a fully-released expansion to the venerated game, some may be starting to panic as the pre-event that has been running for the past two weeks is drawing to a close. The Legion pre-event is designed for altoholics and achievement hunters. With huge XP gains during the demonic invasions, this is the right time and the right place to dust off those lowbies and get crackin’! Find out how in our mini guide.
The latest Revelation Online developer diary has been posted to the official site. This time, the team takes a look at the way characters develop and how they can be uniquely tailored to individual play styles through a number of different features embedded into the game.
The second volume of the WildStar soundtrack has been released by Sumthing Else Music, a company dedicated to releasing game tunes. Composed by Jeff Kurtenacker, the new album features several never before heard compositions and also features the talents of Los Angeles Opera singer Nicole Fernandes performing “From the Ashes”.
Square Enix is celebrating the release of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided today, exactly five years to the date from the release of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. The game is available on PlayStation 4, XBox One and for Windows PC.
Nine Dot Studios is ready to show off Outward, its current RPG in development. Outward isn’t, however, a run-of-the-mill RPG as it combines survival with fantasy alongside features like constant auto-saving to ensure that actions have repercussions, no level-scaling and how the environment impacts, for instance, armor use.