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In a game full of interesting characters, Ms. Fortune arguably ranks near the top of the weirdness chart in Skullgirls Encore. Her ability to detach her head in the middle of a fight allows the feline combatant to chain together some furious combos and resets that can deal catastrophic damage.

That said, being able to pull these combos off isn’t easy. To help new players out, Skippy McYay recently put together a tutorial video that teaches players how to beat down their opponents when Fortune is in separate pieces. Apart from the combos, they also demonstrate how to properly use her cranium to head off any reversal or escape attempts.

Source: Skippy McYay

UltraChen TV is back with yet another broadcast, and a whole new slate of topics to discuss. Tonight, UltraDavid and James Chen will be debuting the very first trailer for Evo 2015, as well as discussing Capcom Pro Tour Asia’s finals, their thoughts on Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, and more.

If you’re interested in this topic, be sure to tune in and check the show out. The stream will be live in this article, but you can also visit Twitch to join the chat.

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Source: UltraChen TV, featured image courtesy of Kara “Karaface” Leung

When they were discovered, TAC infinite combos in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 changed the way that many players looked at the game. These combos offered players the perfect way to collect massive amounts of meter, a reliable and safe method to timer scam like a champ and a wonderful method to lull some spectators to sleep. But if your team can pull one off, there’s reason enough to learn it.

If you’re a Phoenix player in the market for a new TAC infinite option, this video from finisherofwar may be just what you’re looking for. Not only does he offer up a variation on a popular TAC option for the mutant, he also explains how to go about performing the combo yourself to help ease the learning curve.

If you follow this tutorial you’ll soon find that you can, in fact, control it.

Source: finisherofwar

Brawl Karter is back with another Mario highlight video for Super Smash Bros. for 3DS. This time however, his video focuses on on particular match up in general, that against Little Mac.

Little Mac is currently considered one of the best, if not outright the best character for the game’s competitive For Glory mode. This is due to the fact that the flat “Omega” versions of the stages used in this mode favor Little Mac’s heavily ground based game.

This highlight video then demonstrates how Mario can be used as a counter-pick for Little Mac, using his FLUDD as a way to overcome the latter’s advantage on the ground.

Source: Brawl Karter

In this latest addition to his Marvel Vines series, Red Man teamed up with Psycho Ballz to catch some crazy Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 combos on film for your viewing pleasure. As with previous entries to the series, this video focuses on a single point character–C. Viper in this case–and offers up as many stylish, high-execution combos as can be crammed into the space of about a minute and a half.

Though the video may be short, Psycho Ballz holds nothing back when it comes to flashy maneuvers. Get ready for ground pounds, flame kicks and even some optic blasts as Viper unleashes her best secret agent technology on her unsuspecting opponents.

If you missed the other Marvel Vines from Red Man, click the following links to see entries from Haggar and Hsien-Ko or Chris Redfield and X-23.

Source: Red Man

Combo video genius Desk is back once again with another Ultra Street Fighter IV combo video designed to make you doubt your own executional prowess. This time, he showcases combos for Akuma that feature multiple links with very strict timing.

The combos shown here work because Desk is delaying certain normals in a way so that it’s the tail end of their active frames hit, similar to how you’d do a meaty attack on wakeup. By doing this, he allows Akuma to recover quicker which means that he’s free to extend the combos.

Check the video out below and share your thoughts in the comments.

Source: Desk, thanks to IPT|Balbs for the tip.

Level|Up Series returns tonight with another installment of The Runback’s fourth 2014 season, broadcasting from Super Arcade in Walnut, California. Much like previous events, some of SoCal’s best will be coming together to compete in returning titles Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Killer Instinct, Yatagarasu Attack on Cataclysm, Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late, and PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, so be sure to tune in early and catch as much of the action as possible.

To honor the memory of Terrance “PushaTee88″ Moore, tonight’s broadcast will be devoted entirely to Killer Instinct. Full brackets for each game will be made available through Challonge.

If you live in the area, why not head over to Super Arcade and check it out in person? These are weekly tournaments, so even if you missed out tonight you can still check it out next time. We’ve included the venue’s address below for those of you who may be interested.

1211 N Grand Avenue
Walnut, CA 91789

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Sources: Level|Up Live, Super Dojo