Pound for pound the most devastating attacks in fighting games, super combos are naturally meant to carry both high stakes and high rewards. It used to be that it was relatively easy and intuitive to put a hurting on when an opponent rifled off a desperation super that didn't work out, but things are a bit trickier in Street Fighter 6.
Where players previously just had to keep track of one super per potential opponent, that number is up to three now. What's more, the nuanced Drive System makes pulling off the best punishes a little more pinpointed and so it's likely you've missed out on round or even game-wining punishes for lack of on the spot knowledge. Don't worry, we've got something to make sure that never happens again.
Virtua Fighter was the original king of 3D fighting games, and there are some interesting signs that it could be trying to come back for that crown.
Evidence has been mounting that Sega could be gearing up to reveal a new Virtua Fighter title at The Game Awards 2023 this week though not everything is pointing in that direction now.
Street Fighter has been so intrinsically linked to music for over 30 years now, and the hits just keep rolling.
That's going to be continuing here soon with the recently announced Street Fighter 6 Original Soundtrack - Collector's Edition Vinyl, which should hopefully please some fans wanting something to listen to as well as display.
Kenshi is generally regarded as one of the best characters in Mortal Kombat 1. This is mostly due to how his Sento Stance is capable of temporarily turning Kenshi into a puppet character.
To prevent Sento Stance from getting too out of hand, the developers added a few countermeasures that players can take advantage of against an opposing Kenshi player using Sento Stance. However, it turns out that there may be an unintentional way of circumventing one of the main ways of dealing with the stance.
It's weird to think that Street Fighter 6's first year of DLC content is already halfway complete, and now we can get a sneak peek at who is about to step up to bat.
The official character portrait for Street Fighter 6's Ed appears to have leaked online to show off what his design is going to be looking like in his second outing.
Last month, wonder of U was briefly teased to be the final DLC character of the Season Pass 2 for JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R. At the time, there was no gameplay to analyze, leaving fans to speculate on how the artificial Stand would play like.
A new trailer has been dropped on Bandai Namco's YouTube channel that provides a look at how Wonder of U plays in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R. Unlike other Stand fighters, Wonder of U is the character that the player controls while Toru is merely present in certain cutscenes.
Honest Content recently released an interesting video that talked about the low tiers of Super Smash Bros. Brawl. More specifically, it highlighted what made the low tiers so bad in that particular game.
The last tier list for Super Smash Bros. Brawl positioned Mario, Samus, Bowser, Captain Falcon, Link, Jigglypuff, Zelda, and Ganondorf in the F tier group, the lowest tier category. Notably, all eight of these combatants are returning veterans from Smash 64 and Melee.
Capcom isn't one to shy away from crossovers with other video games, and now it seems we can add anime to that list as well.
The company just released a special animated short for Spy x Family vs. Street Fighter 6 ahead of a collaboration event coming to the fighting game.
There's so much that goes into making a cosplay beyond just a simple costume, and this right here is some next level stuff.
Anyone at the Los Angeles Comic Con this weekend may have spotted an unexpected giant in the crowd that just so happened to be an incredible Goro, who almost looks like he was ripped out of klassic Mortal Kombat.
For over a decade now, the cinematic Story Mode has been one of the biggest draws of new Mortal Kombat games that the last game found great success building upon, and it looks like that'll be carrying over to the new title as well.
Mortal Kombat 1 will officially be receiving a Story Mode expansion in similar fashion to Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath, and we now have confirmation of when DC's Peacemaker is coming to the game next year too.
Update: This story will be updated with results for World Warrior Final events across the globe as they happen. It has currently been updated with results for 24 out of 26 regions.
For this first Capcom Pro Tour of Street Fighter 6's lifespan, there have been World Warrior events ran in 26 different regions throughout the season and now we're getting to the point where these regions are going to start playing their finals.
Since so many different regions are playing out their final brackets, this story will be continuously updated for almost a full month to incorporate all of the different Top 8s going on across the world.
Quan Chi is slated to be the next DLC character added to Mortal Kombat 1 via the Kombat Pass. Though he had a role in Mortal Kombat 1's main story, he was temporarily relegated to being a NPC when the game was initially launched.
Earlier this week, Ed Boon had hinted that we'd receive a gameplay trailer for Quan Chi at CCXP in Brazil. Rumors suggested that the trailer would drop around 11:00 a.m. PT / 2:00 p.m. ET.
While fans continue to wait for Mortal Kombat 1's gameplay experience to reach a level that feels more komplete, it's hard to argue that the visuals in the latest entry from the 30+ year old franchise aren't top notch.
This makes it all the more impressive when fans like far2wi1 take the time to capture high definition screen shots and show off every last detail of the elaborate character models. We've got a gallery that puts three of Mortal Kombat 1's ninjas in a light you've never quite seen before.
A sneak peek at the Battle Mage in DNF Duel was provided back in September. A new trailer has dropped on DNF Duel's YouTube channel that provides a look at the Battle Mage's gameplay.
Surprisingly, the Battle Mage wasn't shown using any projectiles during the 55 second trailer. Instead, she just kept hitting opponents with her staff, which does appear to give her a good amount of reach.
The Street Fighter 6 widely agrees that Ken, Luke, and JP take up the top three spots on the game's tier list right now, but confidently filling in even just the next two spots is proving surprisingly difficult.
Chun-Li, Cammy, Dee Jay, Juri, and Guile all feel like they could be matter of fact "top five" characters, but really only two of them can be if we accept the aforementioned best three. In our most recent episode of Talk and Block, Catalyst and I offer up and debate each others' top 10 tier lists.
Dragon Ball FighterZ first released nearly six years ago in the midst of the wider change over to rollback netcode across fighting games, but it was stuck with the old-school delay based system that many players have found issues with.
Now, over a year since it was first announced, rollback netcode is finally playable in DBFZ thanks to the currently ongoing open beta test on PC, but is it worth the wait and hype?
If there's one thing the fighting game community can agree on, it's that people who dip out of matches early when losing (rage quitters) are just the worst. You spend your time, you risk your rank, you earn a win, and your opponent decides to take their ball and go home before the victory gets logged.
Such things can very much still happen in Street Fighter 6, but the latest update makes things a little worse for rage quitters thanks to a new screen that pops up when someone pulls such shenanigans.