Fighting games
Kirby Fighters 2 for Nintendo Switch Accidentally Leaked
In today’s day in age, information is right at our fingertips. The latest and greatest news can be accessed from anywhere in the world. With that accessibility comes a huge risk. Video game companies are constantly subjected to their projects leaking early. These leaks can come from outside sources, though often they are leaked from within the company. In the wake of July’s Giga Leak, ...[Read More]
Dragon Ball FighterZ (Xbox One) Review
Wow, 2017 was an amazing year for fighting games and the fighting game community (FGC). We saw Injustice 2, Tekken 7, and Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite launch. We were given updates to Killer Instinct and Street Fighter V. 2018 has just started and already Dragon Ball FighterZ (DBFZ) has landed onto consoles and PC with a power level that is over 9000!
Tekken Coming to Mobile Devices
Tekken is coming to your Mobile devices! There is nothing better than kicking butt on the go! Namco Bandai announced that they will be releasing their popular fighting franchise to mobile devices as a soft launch in Canada starting today. The game will be available for IOS and Android devices.
Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 Heading Stateside Later this Year
Video game publisher Aksys Games, today announced that the upgraded version of its latest Guilty Gear game, Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2, would be making its way to the PlayStation 3 and 4, in North America, soon.
Pokkén Tournament
Much in the vein of Bandai Namco's famous Tekken series, Pokkén Tournament pits 16 Pokémon against each other in 1 vs. 1 battles in a fight for supremacy. From Pikachu and Charizard to Lucario and Suicune, there is a vast variety of Pokémon to choose from. In addition to having over 30 non-playable support type Pokémon to help you when you need it most, this game allows even the most advanced Poké...[Read More]
BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Review
I am TERRIBLE at fighting games, but for whatever reason I am cursed with enjoying them. It’s like I am a glutton for punishment, especially when they look pretty and have wacky complicated moves. Many times these games trick me into thinking I’ve actually gotten good at them and as soon as I go online I find out just how bad I am. BlazBlue: Chronophantasma on the PlayStation 3 is no different.