Capcom Offers Up Street Fighter V Introductions for F.A.N.G, Necalli, and More

If you’re looking to familiarize yourself with the basic mechanics of the Street Fighter V roster, Capcom’s series of character introduction videos offer a good starting point. With voice-over work from UK community manager Matt Edwards, these videos provide a look at general character background, tactics, and how V-Skills play out for each highlighted fighter.

Below, you’ll find the most recent round of videos from this series and, though the camera has rarely caught sightings of the elusive F.A.N.G in the wild, Capcom has offered up one such installment featuring the series newcomer.

If you missed the previous entries in this series for Zangief and Ken, you can check those out here.

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Learn How to Handle Corrin in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

The final batch of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U content just wouldn’t have felt right without another new sword to swing. And while you’ve likely done your fair share of slashing prior to playing Corrin, the Fire Emblem protagonist does have a rather unique approach to the swordsman archetype.

To demonstrate what this new fighter has to offer, One Hit Smash put together a video offering optimal buttons for every situation, as well as demonstrating when to make use of special moves. You’ll also find plenty of guaranteed combos, so be sure to check out the guide below before you hit Castle Siege and start showing off your dragon parts.

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Kinetiquettes to Release Diorama Celebrating Daigo Umehara

It’s always exciting to see our favorite characters from video games, comic books, movies–nearly anything, really–brought to life in physical mediums. On top of offering these characters a real-life manifestation, such pieces can really tie the room together. While such works have often drawn inspiration from the fighting genre, we’ve never seen inspiration quite like what the muses recently brought Kinetiquettes.

Earlier this week, when the company teased an upcoming product reveal–the fruits of a partnership with both Mad Catz and Capcom–no one could have guessed the split image showing Ryu bumped up against his markedly more evil counterpart would end up including the face of Mad Catz’ Daigo Umehara.

On top of representing the “end of an era,” (their words, long live Street Fighter IV) this diorama represents Daigo’s transition from Wandering Warrior to Herald of the Dark Hadou. Standing at 1/4 scale, the massive piece features The Beast himself flanked by Ryu and Evil Ryu, the three of them appropriately situated atop a Yin Yang symbol.

More details for the product can be found in the trailer below, as well as on Kinetiquettes’ official website.

What do you think? Will The Beast be a part of your personal collection?

Source: Kinetiquettes