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Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- Supports Legacy Controllers
Reports have been flooding in all morning that Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- supports older peripherals, as made evident by the pre-order demo that recently dropped in Japan.
One of the major points of contention within the fighting game community as titles shift to modern platforms is legacy controller support. While purchasing new consoles can be an expensive endeavor, the total cost when having to grab an updated arcade stick as well has the potential to prohibit participation entirely.
Fortunately, a driver created by the fine folks at Lab Zero Games has made it easier than ever for developers to add this functionality to their releases. That said, not all developers utilize it correctly, often still requiring a DualShock 4 be connected for every legacy controller in use.
We can’t be sure if this development is a result of Lab Zero’s driver, but this is great news for everyone looking to jump into the next Guilty Gear Xrd release on PlayStation 4. Best of all, it’s just plug-and-play; pressing START at the title screen with a PlayStation 3 stick or pad will ensure the controller is capable of navigating menus.
Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- launches for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 on May 26 in Japan, June 7 in North America, and June 10 in Europe. The aforementioned demo will be available outside Japan on April 5.
Sources: keeponrockin, LordSpectre, Zankoku, tip via HT|Bosch
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Get the Most Out of Alex’s Tools in Street Fighter V
With all the new content being put out at the moment, it’s likely that you’ve already seen what Alex can do in Street Fighter V. However, all of that is useless if you haven’t yet grasped his basics.
To help players out, Sajam recently released a video exploring Alex as he appears in Street Fighter V. As with all of his breakdowns, this one covers the returning character’s normals, specials, V-Skill, V-Trigger, and basic gameplan.
Alex still has the ability to put his opponent in a back turned state, either from his fierce Flash Chop or his V-Trigger lariat, which allows him a some unique follow-ups (including a german suplex command throw) for more damage. More interesting are his V-Skill, which gives his next attack counter-hit properties (including Crush Counter), and a lariat V-Trigger that parries and can also be charged to become unblockable.
Source: Sajam
