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I am working on a competitive 2D anime fighting game called Field Trip Fighters. It's still in its alpha version, but we recently finished our 5th character called Whistle (see…
TechDeck97 What is the difference between these two, and which of these would you recommend me to use and when? You want "Ultra". The difference basically comes down to power…
Hi, I always loved to watch fighting games and I like the genre. I always wanted to make my own fighting game, so I just made one. It's a remake…
Definitely soul calibur 5... fuck ptrolokos, man... what's worse not much creative guest characters, worst vanilla character select if your a minor back then in 2015 don't know jack shit…
Deathfist That's awesome. Sometimes I can get local people here to have DC sessions for mvc2 here in London but I'm usually stuck playing online. Are you in GTA?
Hi all, I'm Kev. I'm with the UK studio Hardball Games. I've been seeking out some extraordinary communities that might be interested in what we're working on. Hopefully, you'll allow…
I hope they get a Hitbox version. I want one.
A good fightstick for switch is the Mayflash F300. It works on almost every console (even Sega Megadrive). it also costs only 60 USD. it is very portable too. The…
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UDON asks for Japanese art book suggestions, Blazblue community responds
Did you know there are several Blazblue art books that were never released outside of Japan? If you didn’t and that sounds like an enticing piece of memorabilia for your collection, now’s the time to speak up. Director of publishing at UDON Entertainment Matt Moylan recently put out a tweet asking for suggestions for which Japanese art books the company should pursue for English releases. The Blazblue community has heard the call and responded.
Quarantined Rapport 4: How to watch, what to play & how to support
New Jersey-based fighting game outfit Quarterly Rapport bring us the 4th edition of the online mega-tournament series Quarantined Rapport this coming weekend from November 12th to 14th. As always the event is in benefit of Direct Relief in support of combating COVID-19. Read on for where to watch and how to participate.
Join 60+ game communities uniting to host a massive online tournament, with the goal of raising money for DIRECT RELIEF’s efforts against COVID-19. Leading up to Sunday night our streamers will feature a crowdfunding meter, which we’ll be charging up with donations.
2D Fighter Maker 2002 — The Lost World (Part 1)
In a previous article of mine, we have gone through the history and alternate fortunes of a prehistoric game engine that is STILL getting used as of today by a multitude of developers: the immortal 2D Fighter Maker 2002, also called 2D Fighter Maker 2nd. Since then, I have got in touch with some developers who are currently using this living fossil of an engine for developing their games, and also tracked down a couple more games that happened to use that engine and went “under the radar” for a reason or another. Angels of Battle, despite having been released only in August 2021, is older than one might expect, topping a 15 years long development! But I’d better let the two developers behind it (Tomay and WWolf) tell the story in greater detail!
Mizuumi Wiki announces Edit War, a fundraising tournament for poverty gems
The venerable Mizuumi Wiki announced its first fundraiser event last night in “Edit War”. The netplay tournament will take place over the course of 2 weekends in November (13-14, 20-21) and feature 7 tournaments and 1 exhibition show. The roster of tournament titles includes a variety of games now playable with rollback netcode via Flycast Dojo on Fightcade and Melty Blood Type Lumina on PC. The exhibition will show off Senko no Ronde SP, an arcade fighting game and shooter hybrid akin to games like Acceleration of Suguri. All fundraising for this event will be done via Matcherino pots where 30% of the pot goes to Mizuumi Wiki and the remainder is for top 3 payouts. Read on for the full schedule and links to registration.
Skullgirls community speaks in preview of 2022 documentary
Fighting Game documentary powerhouse Hold Back to Block was one of many parties collaborating on the recent One More Once tournament for Skullgirls. In time for the occasion we were treated to a preview of the upcoming Skullgirls documentary to be released in 2022. Today you can watch a compilation of the previews on Youtube on Hold Back to Block’s official channel. Some of the most prominent community members tell all about the development of some iconic characters including Kai Kennedy’s portrayal of Beowulf. This is also perhaps the first time this writer has seen anything recorded about the impact the mobile version of Skullgirls has had on the community overall.