Finish Survival Mode in No Time with This Guide for Ibuki in Street Fighter V

VesperArcade continues  his series of video guides to completing Street Fighter V’s Survival Mode on Hard difficulty–this time focusing on the speedy kunoichi Ibuki, considered by VesperArcade to be a tougher run through the mode, due to her low (900 HP) health. Check out his tips for surviving those grueling 50 fights in the video below.

Of course, with haunts promising easy ways to get those costume colors with tomorrow’s update, the motivation to endure Survival Mode is lessened–but there’s still Fight Money and PSN trophies to be earned by taking it on.

Check out VesperArcade’s Survival Mode tips for Alex and Balrog here.

Source: VesperArcade

Paragon: Open Beta Begins for PC & PlayStation 4

Epic Games has announced that it’s 5v5 MOBA Paragon has officially entered its open beta phase of development. Paragon heroes are all free to play and the only way to earn cards is via in-game activity. Leveling heroes unlocks new card packs, taunts and other rewards.

Pokkén Tournament Player Tevin “Teejay” Stokes Signed by Noble Esports

Noble Esports has grabbed itself a wild Pokkén player! It was just announced that Sceptile main Tevin”Teejay” Stokes has been added to their expanding FGC roster.

Given his representation on Team USA, and his strong performances at Evo, CEO, Momocon, and more, the acquisition was probably inevitable. The signing occurs just in time for Teejay to advertise Noble at Pokkén Tournament’s World Championship in September.

He is the first Pokkén player to join this esports team, which includes players specializing in Killer Instinct, Super Smash Bros., and Mortal Kombat.

Source: Noble Esports

Get a Closer Look at Guilty Gear Creator Daisuke Ishiwatari, Courtesy of toco toco tv

Daisuke Ishiwatari, the man behind the Guilty Gear series, is an artist of many talents. More than just a game designer: he illustrates, and creates the characters, story, and music.

toco toco tv provides an up-close look at the Arc System Works game director, and recounts his twenty years of work. An ardent fan of fighting games in his youth, Ishiwatari created his own series with unique features, inspired by manga and anime.

The interview also includes Toshimichi Mori, the director of the BlazBlue series.

For another in-depth interview with the Arc System works duo, read the Forbes feature on the creators.

Source: toco toco tv; via Alex Zabava