We have a patch that is on its way to Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, which fixes a few bugs with certain characters and mechanics, including the unblockable setups. The patch is scheduled to arrive on January 18. Continue to read the patch notes below.
General
Guard: Fixed a bug that made it impossible to block low attacks when turning around
Collision Boxes: Fixed a bug that made hitbox timing inconsistent depending on which direction the character was facing
Shadow: Fixed a bug that caused shadow effects to display incorrectly when recovering from a hit while using a shadow attack
Soul Stone (Infinity Storm): Fixed a bug that made it impossible to switch characters for about 5 seconds if the partner character took damage when the Soul Stone Infinity Storm ended
Character
Captain Marvel
Adjusted Active Switch entrance attack so that knockback distance matches that of other characters
Dormammu
Adjusted ground back dash so that from the 10 th frame on, it can be cancelled into an attack
Hulk
Adjusted ground back dahs so that from the 15 th frame on, it can be cancelled into an attack
Ultron
Adjusted Active Switch entrance attack so that knockback distance matches that of other characters
Venom
Venom Trap: Fixed a bug that caused two traps to appear when performed at certain times
Venom Glide: Fixed a bug that made it impossible to perform Venom Glide again until landing on the ground, when performing an air throw after using Venom Glide
Jedah
Fixed a bug that caused Finale Rosso to be interrupted mid-attack when it hits an opponent who has been bound by a reflected Web Ball
Join the epic clash now! Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is now available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC!
Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition is now available for MSRP $39.99 on PlayStation 4 in North America and PC, with access to new content such as Arcade Mode, Extra Battle Mode, Team Battle Mode, Gallery, V-Trigger IIs and more! SFV: Arcade Edition disc owners must connect to the internet to receive the latest update, which includes Extra Battle Mode, Team Battle Mode and new balance changes. They’ll also be able to redeem the code that comes with the disc to unlock Character Pass 1 and 2 content.
Current owners of Street Fighter V will also need to download the patch in order to update to SFV: Arcade Edition. Once the download is complete, all the aforementioned modes and changes will be present when booting up the game. Both players who already own SFV and those who start with SFV: AE will all play together as part of the same pool.
*In Europe and Australia, the SFV: Arcade Edition disc and digital version will arrive on January 19. Existing SFV players can download the update on January 16.
If you need a quick reminder on what Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition has to offer, continue reading below.
The entire Street Fighter team is incredibly proud to bring you Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition and the start of Season 3 in the midst of our 30 th anniversary year! For those who haven’t jumped in yet or haven’t enjoyed a good street fight in a while, now is the time to hop in. Here are the reasons why!
NEW MAJOR FEATURES
Relive Street Fighter history by journeying through Arcade Mode, an experience that emulates each main series in the past 30 years.
Test your skills in unique challenges throughout the year in Extra Battle Mode to earn unique costumes, titles, EXP, and Fight Money!
Form teams of multiple characters in Team Battle Mode where every match can be optimized to your liking.
Enjoy the vast collection of over 200 illustrations, movies, and music in the Gallery.
Learn how to utilize each character’s new V-Trigger II to unlock their newfound potential.
Look at each costume and its color before purchasing in the new 3D Costume Viewer.
Improve your training by using the new frame display options in Training Mode.
All Season 1 and 2 characters come with the physical and digital copy of Arcade Edition (Alex, Guile, Ibuki, Balrog, Juri, Urien, Akuma, Kolin, Ed, Abigail, Menat, and Zeku). They are not included in the update for current Street Fighter V owners, but can still be purchased with Fight Money and real money.
For those returning or are new to Street Fighter V, the cinematic experience “A Shadow Falls” is available as a free download. Unravel Shadaloo’s sinister plot by following all your favorite characters through this feature-length adventure.
Sakura returns to the series with new moves and new motives that reflect her transition into adulthood. The Exuberant Youth can be played for FREE from now until 1/23, so open those textbooks, head to the lab, and see what Sakura brings to the fight. Learn more about her playstyle in the reveal blog: Sakura is Coming to Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition .
The Season 3 Character Pass is also available for purchase right now for MSRP $29.99, which includes Sakura, Blanka, Falke, Cody, G, and Sagat when they become available throughout 2018 along with their Battle Costumes with colors 3-10, default costume colors 3-10 unlocked, and each Season 3 character’s title. Starting now, if you purchase each character individually with real money, you’ll also get the same Battle Costume and colors as you would if you have the Character Pass. In fact, you can do so for Season 1 and 2 characters right now! Sakura, individually, is available for MSRP $5.99 or for 100K Fight Money.
As a special bonus, if you purchase the Season 3 Character Pass OR the digital version of Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition from 1/16 to 1/30, you’ll also receive nine costumes: the 30 th Anniversary Costumes for Guile, Karin, M. Bison, and Ibuki, along with the Nostalgia Costumes for Alex, Ibuki, Juri, Kolin, and Akuma. This promotion is only available in the Americas and Asia (Japan not included). Please see relevant retailers for promotions in Europe.
THE RETURN OF THE TRUE DEMON
We previously revealed that Special Challenges are scattered throughout the year in Extra Battle Mode that offer unique titles upon completion. Shin Akuma returns as one of these Special Challenges to haunt your dreams and offers the Man-Eating Fiend Title, as well as some EXP…if you can beat him. Shin Akuma first appeared in Street Fighter Alpha 2 as a hidden boss, and made equally terrifying appearances throughout the history of Street Fighter. Don’t expect him to be a walk in the park, or he’ll walk right up to you with Raging Demon.
Special Challenge
Name
Date
Cost
Reward
The Invasion of Shin Akuma
1/16-1/21
1,000 FM
Man-Eating Fiend Title
You can attempt to defeat Shin Akuma as many times as you’d like during the date range. Each time you defeat him, you’ll receive a bonus reward! Good luck – you’ll need it!
We’ll also be reminding everyone on Facebook and Twitter when a unique costume, such as the Viewtiful Joe Crossover Costume, is up for grabs in Extra Battle Mode, so make sure to keep an eye out. For a more detailed look at this month’s Crossover Costume – and Ingrid Costume – head to the blog here: Prepare for the Viewtiful Joe Crossover Costume !
Finally, a certain electrifying beast is waiting in the shadows, but in the meantime, enjoy playing with Sakura, attempting to complete Extra Battle Challenges, unlocking illustrations, and discovering new ways to use V-Trigger IIs, all in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition!
Lights, Camera, Action! The Extra Battle Challenges for the Viewtiful Joe Crossover Costume for Rashid begins on January 16 when Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition launches! Complete all four challenges over the span of one month, and you’ll witness the turbulent wind become the movie hero. In addition, the mysterious Ingrid will be a costume option for Karin!
HENSHIN-A-GO-GO, BABY
Take a look at the schedule below for details on how to obtain each piece of the Viewtiful Joe Crossover Costume. As a reminder, each challenge must be completed in the respective date range listed in the same row. If you miss even one challenge, you’ll miss out on the opportunity for this costume! Once you obtain the respective piece of the costume, every successful attempt afterwards will net you a decent amount of EXP.
Viewtiful Joe
Name
Date
Cost
Reward
Challenge 1
1/16-1/25
2,500 FM
Challenge 2
1/26-2/01
2,500 FM
Challenge 3
2/02-2/08
2,500 FM
Challenge 4
2/09-2/15
2,500 FM
Who is Viewtiful Joe? Hailing from the Capcom game Viewtiful Joe (2003), the titular character is a movie fan who goes on a quest to rescue his girlfriend Silvia in the cinematic world of Movieland. Viewtiful Joe is a side-scrolling beat ‘em up action game where Joe utilizes “VFX Power” to alter the scenes and episodes he finds himself in. A sequel, Viewtiful Joe 2 (2004), was also released and featured similar gameplay with improved elements and a continued story. Viewtiful Joe has appeared in multiple fighting games since his inception into the world of Capcom. Now, he solidifies his place in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition!
THE ETERNAL GODDESS DESCENDS
Also coming on January 16 is this Ingrid Costume for Karin! Unlike the Viewtiful Joe Crossover Costume, this one is not a reward in Extra Battle Mode. Instead, it will become available for immediate purchase on PlayStation 4 and Steam.
Ingrid made her first appearance in Capcom Fighting Evolution (2004), which had a cast comprised of characters from the Street Fighter series , the Darkstalkers series, and Red Earth. As an original character for the series, Ingrid was a mysterious force whose motives were unknown. She was then added to the Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX roster where her true power is revealed.
Once the next Crossover Costume is up for grabs in February, we’ll be sure to publish another schedule here on Capcom Unity and on our social channels, so like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter to stay up to date!
Don’t forget that the Season 3 Character Pass is available for purchase on January 16! If you purchase it from January 16 to January 30, you’ll receive the nine 30 th Anniversary and Nostalgia Costumes pictured below. You’ll also receive the same nine costumes if you purchase the digital version of Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition during the same time frame! These promotions are only available in the Americas and Asia (not Japan). European promotions will be different. Please see relevant European retailers on the day of launch.
This week: Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition showcases Sakura and new V-Triggers gameplay, patch notes, we explore the Coral Highlands in Monster Hunter: World, and more!
Tuesday , January 16th @ 3PM – Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition
Wednesday , January 17th @ 1PM – Puzzle Fighter
Friday , January 19th @ 2PM – Monster Hunter: World Beta
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The countdown to Monster Hunter: World continues and today we’re merely two weeks away from launch! This week we uploaded a video featuring all-new footage of the stunning Coral Highlands ecosystem. Sit back, relax and enjoy about 9 minutes of raw, uncut gameplay below:
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Expert real life video game weaponsmith Adam completed his rendition of Strider Hiryu’s Cypher inspired by the 2014 game. Picture below comes from his Instagram page , and you can find the full-length video (over 1 hour long!) of the building process right underneath it.
Patrick Kulikowski : Super MAGFest 2018 , a personal favorite annual event of mine, transpired from January 4 – 7, 2018 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland. Each year this festival brings in game and music fans from all over the world to celebrate their passion in a number of ways. A key part of that is through the ridiculously fun music concerts that go on throughout the course of the day.
STICKY NOTE: Did you make something cool? Send us a note or drop a comment below; we would love to feature your work here! Same goes for any awesome stuff you may see in the wild; we always welcome more fantastic fan work. =)
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And just another quick reminder that we are at PAX South this weekend. If you’re attending the show, please stop by our booth (#11864) and say hi! See ya there!
Next week we will be releasing Update 2.1.1 for Puzzle Fighter . This is a minor version update, which will help improve the experience for fans, and includes balance updates made via a server update.
We appreciate all of the feedback that we’ve received from players thus far, and want more! Please continue to tell us what you think on our Facebook page , via Twitter , or on our forums!
Update 2.1.1
Quests
Lowered the conditions required to complete most Quests
Gameplay
Increased Timer Gems generated from Chains by 20%
Added Sap effect; Steals Super Charge from Opponent
Added Chain skill functionality; skills trigger on a minimum chain requirement and retrigger for every additional chain thereafter
Balance
M. Bison
Decreased Light Attack damage from 20 to 15
Decreased Medium Attack damage from 35 to 25
Decreased Heavy Attack damage from 50 to 40
Servbot
Fixed scaling issue that increased Servbot’s Rare and Epic Skills damage output
Morrigan
Increased Health from 900 to 950
Updated Drop Pattern
Frank West
Updated Drop Pattern
Nash
Decreased Health from 1100 to 1050
Updated Drop Pattern
Sonic Scythe trigger condition from a 4×2 to a 2×2
Sonic Scythe base damage from 165 to 60
Tragedy Assault trigger condition from a 3×3 to a 3×2
Tragedy Assault base damage from 122 to 30
Sonic Boom trigger condition from 3×2 to a 2x Chain
Sonic Boom damage from 75 to 40
Tragedy Infiltration Heal effect replaced with a Sap effect
Affinity Health effect replaced with Sap effect
Background Downloading
Updates will download in the background if players are on Wi-Fi
Super MAGFest 2018 , a personal favorite annual event of mine, transpired from January 4 – 7, 2018 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland. Each year this festival brings in game and music fans from all over the world to celebrate their passion in a number of ways. A key part of that is through the ridiculously fun music concerts that go on throughout the course of the day.
Given Capcom’s sterling track record of memorable, high quality music, naturally there was a ton of sweet tunes from our games performed on-stage by a number of bands. Here’s a breakdown of the music performed, complete with links to the performance videos!
And of course, a huge round of applause to all these bands for covering everything from iconic hits, like “Dr. Wily Stage 1” from Mega Man 2, to surprisingly deep cuts like the third planet theme from Street Fighter 2010 !
“Mega Man X2 – Charge Shot” – Mega Man X2 medley that includes Opening Stage”, “Magna Centipede Stage,” “Flame Stag Stage,” and “X Hunter Stage 1”, composed by Yuki Iwai – 0:00
“1st & 2 nd BGM” – Ghosts ‘n Goblins, composed by Ayako Mori – 26:04
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Oh, you thought I was done? Think again! There was also some incredible cosplay at MAGFest, including a wonderful quartet of Chun-Li cosplayers, Vega and Zangief duking it out, a whole cadre of Street Fighter poses, and Proto Man x “Mega Woman” (all pictured below).
The 6 th annual Mega Man-athonrun by our friends at Half-Empty E-Tank also took place during the festivities. Over the course of 72 hours of non-stop Mega Man games and performances, they managed to raise $7,072 for Child’s Play charity!
When Street Fighter V transforms into Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition on January 16 in North America, players will notice a certain Exuberant Youth waiting for them on the character select screen! From launch day through 10am PT 1/23, all SFV owners can try out our first Season 3 character for free!
In this time you’ll be able to play her story, use her costumes and play through all the modes found in SFV: AE. But once 1/23 comes around, this free trial will come to an end. Be sure to make her a permanent addition to your roster before then!
Sakura is the first character of Season 3 and has undergone a change in design to reflect her current place in SFV: AE. She retains her passion for street fighting and is working several part-time jobs, including one in an arcade, to save up money so she can travel the world. Sakura continues to look for Ryu, who she idolizes, and spars with her rival Karin. However, she realizes that she now needs to think about her future instead of merely obsessing over something or someone. Now that she has graduated high school, she has ditched her sailor uniform for a more mature look.
Sakura first appeared in Street Fighter Alpha 2 as a schoolgirl with an intense admiration of Ryu, and emulated his fighting technique in order to prove herself – though she didn’t understand the “heart” of the fight at this time. She skipped school in order to search for him as she wanted desperately to become his student. When she finally finds Ryu, he dismisses her as a mere schoolgirl who he has no time for since he needs to continue his own training. As he leaves, Sakura asks him for a keepsake to remember their meeting, and he gives her a picture of himself.
In Street Fighter Alpha 3, she continues the search for Ryu with her sensei, Dan, meeting Blanka during their travels. She eventually finds him under the control of M. Bison who seeks to unleash the “Hado of Murderous Intent.” As M. Bison is about to attack Sakura, Ryu snaps out of it and destroys him temporarily. No longer seeing her as a nuisance, Ryu decides to part ways without fighting Sakura as he still believes he has training to do. Sakura agrees to this and promises the next time they meet, she’ll become ten times stronger.
In Street Fighter IV, she is still under Dan’s training as she boards a cruise ship with him and Blanka to attend the second World Warrior tournament in search of Ryu. She finally finds him and the two spar. After the tournament, the two part ways under great terms and wish each other luck in the future.
As previously mentioned, Sakura will be free to play starting on 1/16 to 1/23 at around 10am PT.
Important Notice: Any EXP and Fight Money you earn with Sakura during this time will disappear on January 23 when the free period ends. However, if you purchase Sakura any time afterwards, the earned EXP and Fight Money will automatically be credited towards your account. If you purchase the Season 3 Character Pass during this free period, the EXP and Fight Money will not disappear. Sakura will be purchasable individually after the trial ends.
Sakura will be available for purchase individually or as part of the Season 3 Character Pass, which will include Blanka, Falke, Cody, G, and Sagat, when they join the fight later this year. Character Pass holders will also receive Sakura’s Battle Costume with colors 3-10 and default costume colors 3-10 unlocked. If Sakura is purchased individually with real money, you will get the same Battle Costume and colors as the Season Pass.
Sakura’s stage from Street Fighter Alpha 2 returns on January 16, featuring her little brother Tsukushi, who just can’t put down that controller. Can you blame him?
If you pre-order Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition at select retailers in North America ( Best Buy , GameStop , EB Games in Canada , and Amazon ), you’ll receive a bonus of the nine costumes below. Additionally, if you purchase the Season 3 Character Pass OR the digital version of Arcade Edition in the Americas and Asia (Japan not included) from 1/16 to 1/30, you’ll also receive the same costumes. For European promotions, please check relevant retailers.
Let all your friends know that Sakura will be free to play from January 16 to January 23!
Here’s the timeline for release in various regions, including for existing users and different platforms.
North America:
SFV: AE physical copy, digital copy, and patch for existing users on PS4 and Steam: January 16
Europe & Australia:
SFV:AE physical and digital copy on PS4: January 19
Patch for existing users: January 16 for EU and January 17 for Australia
SFV:AE on Steam: January 16
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We’re only one week away from Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition! Last week, we gave you an all-in-one look at the new major features coming with SFV: Arcade Edition, but there’s still a big aspect that we haven’t announced yet: the patch notes! In addition to general adjustments across the board, all 28 characters have received balance changes. Hunker down and get ready to hit the lab to discover how these changes affect your gameplay from January 16!
UPDATING STREET FIGHTER V
The Street Fighter V servers will be going down for maintenance in the early morning (Pacific Time) of January 16*. The SFV: Arcade Edition patch and server maintenance will then be completed in the afternoon on the same day. After we have released the update, SFV: Arcade Edition disc owners must connect to the internet to receive the latest update, which includes Extra Battle Mode, Team Battle Mode and new balance changes. They’ll also be able to redeem the code that comes with the disc to unlock Character Pass 1 and 2 content.
Current owners of Street Fighter V will also need to download the patch in order to update to SFV: Arcade Edition. Once the download is complete, all the aforementioned modes and changes will be present when booting up the game.
* In Europe and Australia, the SFV: Arcade Edition disc and digital copy will arrive on January 19.
GENERAL
Training Mode Options
In the Attack Data display, you can now view each action’s frame data.
You can now turn on Frame Advantage in Color to determine when each action has advantage.
If the character is in blue, they have advantage. If they’re in red, they have disadvantage. Take a look at the example below.
Fighter ID and Home Change
As of January 16, you will be able to change your Fighter ID (FID) and Home (flag) using either 200K Fight Money or MSRP $9.99 in the store.
One purchase of the “Fighter ID & Home Change” ticket will allow you one access opportunity where you can change your FID and Home once.
Even if you change only the FID or only the Home during this access, it will still consume the ticket and count as an instance. So if you want to change both, please change them at this time.
All items purchased from the in-game shop and/or the PlayStation Store and/or the Steam Store as well as play data will not be affected when changing your FID and/or Home.
Updated FID and Home flag will not be reflected in some portion of the game such as previous play history (e.g. Battle Log, Replay Data, etc.)
Once a FID has been updated, the former FID name will not be made available to other users. However, if the original user of the name wishes to change their name back to the old name, this can be done.
Please be aware that selecting a Home has no bearing on matchmaking.
Grand Master Rank
The Grand Master Rank is now available for players who have League Points of over 35,000.
Overall Balancing
Increased active frames for Regular Throws from 2F to 3F
Increased combo scaling for combos that include a V-Trigger activation
Increased recovery for Command Throws
Made revisions to the hurtboxes for jumping attacks, and to the normal moves that are primarily used as anti-airs
Changed properties of moves that change the position of the character, which may affect certain combos
CHARACTERS
Ryu
Shoulder Throw:
Increased stun from 120 to 150
Changed positioning after hit
Standing LP (Normal/V-Trigger):
Changed hitbox and hurtbox
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Increased the pushback on hit and block
Standing MP (Normal/V-Trigger), Mind’s Eye (V-Skill): Changed the collision boxes during the move
Crouching LP (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hurtbox
Crouching MK:
Changed the hitbox
Increased the pushback distance on hit
Jumping HP (Normal/V-Trigger), Jumping HK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Axe Kick:
Increased startup from 8F to 9F
Increased the advantage frames when canceling the 2 nd hit into V-Trigger
Solar Plexus Strike: Reduced the damage from 90 to 80
Tatsumaki Senpukyaku: Changed the collision boxes
EX Hadoken:
Reduced the total frames from 44F to 42F (No changes in recovery)
Can be canceled into V-Trigger.
V Hadoken:
Total framed for the Hadoken is unified to 42F for all
Level 1: Increased damage from 70 to 80
Level 1: Decreased disadvantage on block from -6F to -2F
Level 2: Decreased disadvantage on block from -4F to 0F
Level 2: Increased the damage from 90 to 100
Level 3: Increased damage from 120 to 130
V EX Hadoken: Changed the total frames from 43F to 40F
V Shoryuken: Eased the air combo count
V EX Shoryuken:
Decreased the stun from 250 to 200
Eased the air combo count
Joudan Sokuto Geri: Added his “Donkey Kick” as a new move
Ken
Increased forward walk speed
Knee Bash:
Damage increased from 100 to 110
Changed the positioning after hit
Standing LP:
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Increased pushback on hit and block
Changed the hurtbox
Standing MP: Increased advantage on block from +1F to +2F
Standing MK:
Changed the pushback on hit
Changed the hurtbox
Standing HP, Inazuma Kick, H Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (V-Trigger): Changed the collision boxes during the move
Crouching LP, Jumping MP: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Crouching MP, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
Jumping HP:
Increased the startup from 8F to 9F
Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Thunder Kick:
Changed so that the first active frame will not hit crouching opponents
Changed the collision boxes during the move
L Shoryuken (Normal/V-Trigger):
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Damage for the regular version increased from 100 to 110
Damage for the V-Trigger version increased from 120 to 130
M Shoryuken (Normal/V-Trigger):
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Damage for the regular version increased from 120 to 130
Damage for the V-Trigger version increased from 140 to 150
H Shoryuken (Normal/V-Trigger):
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Damage for the regular version increased from 130 to 140
Damage for the V-Trigger version increased from 150 to 160
EX Shoryuken (Normal/V-Trigger):
Damage for the regular version increased from 150 to 160
Damage for the V-Trigger version increased from 170 to 180
Changed the hitboxes
Changed so that the opponent can perform a recovery if the move hits mid-air
M Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (Normal/V-Trigger):
Normal: If the first hit does not connect, increased the damage for the second and third hits from 20 to 40
Normal: If the first hit does not connect, increased the stun for the second and third hits from 50 to 75
V-Trigger: If the first hit does not connect, increased the damage for the second and third hits from 30 to 50.
V-Trigger: If the first hit does not connect, increased the stun for the second and third hits from 50 to 75.
H Tatsumaki Senpukyaku:
Reduced the active frames of the first hit by 1F
Changed so that the first active frame of the second hit will not hit grounded opponents
EX Airborne Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (V-Trigger): Increased the opponent’s recovery on block by 3F.
Chun-Li
Standing LP (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hitbox
Standing MK (Normal/V-Trigger):
Changed the hurtbox
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Standing HP (Normal/V-Trigger), Crouching LP (Normal/V-Trigger), Crouching MK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hurtbox
Crouching LK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the collision boxes during the move
Jumping HP (Normal/V-Trigger), Jumping HK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Tsuitotsuken (Normal/V-Trigger):
Normal: Damage increased from 60 to 65
V-Trigger: Damage increased from 70 to 75
Yokusenkyaku (Normal/V-Trigger): Can trigger a Crush Counter
Tenkukyaku (Normal/V-Trigger):
Changed the hurtbox
Damage increased from 70 to 80
Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Chun-Li
V-Trigger: Extended the time
L/M Airborne Hyakuretsukyaku (Normal/V-Trigger): Advantage on hit increased from +3F to +4F
L Spinning Bird Kick (Normal/V-Trigger):
Normal: Damage increased from 100 to 110
V-Trigger: Damage increased from 110 to 120
M Spinning Bird Kick (Normal/V-Trigger):
Normal: Damage increased from 120 to 130
V-Trigger: Damage increased from 130 to 140
H Spinning Bird Kick (Normal/V-Trigger):
Normal: Damage increased from 140 to 150
V-Trigger Damage increased from 150 to 160
Cammy
Gyro Clipper: Reduced stun from 200 to 150
Delta Through: Damage increased from 130 to 140
Neck Spiral: Damage increased from 130 to 150
Standing LP:
Changed the hitbox
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Increased the pushback on hit
Increased the pushback on block
Changed the startup from 4F to 3F for the rapid cancel version
Standing MK:
Recovery increased from 13F to 15F (No changes in advantage/disadvantage)
Standing HK:
Increased the advantage on hit from +2F to +4F
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Changed the hurtbox
Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Cammy
Crouching LP:
Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Increased the pushback on hit and block (The rapid canceled version has a larger pushback distance than the regular)
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Crouching LK:
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Increase pushback on hit and block
Crouching HP, Crouching HK: Changed the hurtbox
Jumping MP, Jumping HP, Jumping HK, Lift Upper: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Quick Spin Knuckle (V-Skill): Advantage on hit increased from +6F to +7F
Strike Back (V-Reversal): Disadvantage on block changed from -2F to -4F
Delta Drive (V-Trigger):
Extended the V-Timer active duration
Increased the amount of gauge each V-Trigger move uses
Nash
Dragon Suplex: Damage increased from 120 to 130
Target Down: Damage increased from 130 to 140
Air Jack: Damage increased from 130 to 140
Standing MK: Increased active framed from 3F to 4F
Standing HK:
Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Damage increased from 80 to 90
Standing LP, Crouching LP, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
Crouching MP, Jumping HP: Changed the hurtbox and hitbox
Crouching MK:
Reduced the hitbox
Increased the recovery from 15F to 17F (No changes to advantage/disadvantage)
Spinning Back Knuckle: Changed the hitbox
Bullet Combination:
Changed the status on hit
Increased the V-Gauge meter gain on hit
EX Sonic Boom: Changed so that the strength of the additional button pressed will control the speed of the second Sonic Boom
M Sonic Scythe, Judgement Saber: Eased the air combo count
M. Bison
Increased forward walk speed
Psycho Impact:
Damage increased from 110 to 130
Stun increased from 120 to 170
Changed the positioning after hit
Psycho Fall
Damage decreased from 140 to 130
Stun decreased from 170 to 150
Standing LP: Advantage on hit increased from +4F to +5F
Standing LK:
Advantage on hit reduced from +2F to 0
Advantage on block decreased from +2F to -2F
Standing MP, Standing HP: Changed the collision boxes during the move
Standing HK:
Changed the hitbox
Increased the pushback on block
Crouching HP:
Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Jumping HP: Changed the hurtbox
Crouching LP, Jumping HK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Psycho Axe:
Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Shadow Axe, Psycho Blast (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the collision boxes during the move
Psycho Reject (V-Skill): Increased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain upon successfully countering an opponent’s physical attack
L Psycho Blast: Startup increased from 10F to 12F
EX Devil Reverse:
Changed hitbox and hurtbox
Increased the recovery on landing by 6F
L Double Knee Press
Startup decreased from 13F to 11F
Changed the pushback on block
M Double Knee Press
Startup decreased from 15F to 14F
H Psycho Inferno: Changed to cause additional launch height on hit
Vega
Rainbow Suplex: Changed the positioning after hit
Stardust Shot: Damage increased from 130 to 140
Standing LP (Claw), Standing MP (No Claw), Standing HP (Claw), Standing HP (No Claw), Buster Claw: Changed the collision boxes during the move
Standing LP (No Claw):
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Increased the pushback on hit
Increased the pushback on block
Standing HK:
Changed the hurtbox
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Vega
Crouching LP (No Claw), Crouching MP (No Claw), Jumping HP (Claw/No Claw): Changed the hurtbox
Crouching MP (Claw):
Changed the hurtbox
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Crouching HP (Claw):
Changed the hurtbox
Changed the active frames from 2F to 3F
Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Vega
Crouching HP (No Claw):
Changed the hurtbox and hitbox
Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Vega
Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox and hitbox
Matador Flash:
The second hit can be canceled
The third hit only can be canceled into CA or V-Trigger
Increased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain for the third hit
Matador Blitz:
Third hit only can be canceled into CA or V-Trigger
Increased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain for the third hit
Matador Turn (V-Turn): Can cancel into CA
Bloody Kiss – Torero (V-Trigger)
Damage decreased from 170 to 100
Changed to blowback damage on hit
Increased juggle potential when used in air combos
Increased EX meter gain
Bloody Kiss – Azul (V-Trigger)
Damage decreased from 170 to 100
Changed to blowback damage on hit
Increased juggle potential when used in air combos
Increased EX meter gain
Bloody Kiss – Rojo (V-Trigger)
Damage increased from 170 to 180
Stun increased from 150 to 200
Increased the EX meter gain
H Aurora Spin Edge: Changed the hitbox
Grand Izuna Drop/EX Grand Izuna Drop: Increased the recovery on whiff by 10F
L Crimson Terror: Increased the pushback distance on hit for the second hit
EX Barcelona Attack:
Changed the attack startup timing
Changed the movement value during the move
Changed the timing of the final attack on hit
Dhalsim
Yoga Rocket: Changed the positioning after hit
Standing LP, Standing LK:
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Increase pushback on hit and block
Standing HP, Crouching LK, Divine Kick: Changed the collision boxes during the move
Killing Head/EX Killing Head: Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
EX Killing Head: Removed the throw invincibility
H Bull Head/V-Trigger H Bull Head:
Normal: Damage increased from 120 to 140
V-Trigger: Damage increased from 144 to 168
Bull Horn/V-Bull Horn: Reduced the distance at which he drops back at move startup
H Hanging Chain: Changed the hitbox for the first active frame
Necalli
Soul Stealer:
Damage increased for normal version from 100 to 110
Changed the status after hit
Soul Stealer (V-Trigger):
Damage increased for V-Trigger version from 110 to 120
Changed the status after hit
Reduced throw distance
Soul Discriminator: Changed the status after hit
Soul Discriminator (V-Trigger):
Changed the status after hit
Reduced throw distance
Standing LP (Normal/V-Trigger):
Changed the hitbox
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Increased the pushback on hit and block
Standing MP (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the collision boxes during the move
Standing MK: Increased the pushback on block
Crouching LP (Normal/V-Trigger):
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Changed the hurtbox
Increased the pushback on hit and block
Crouching HP (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hurtbox
Jumping HP (Normal/V-Trigger), Jumping HK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Opening Dagger (Normal/V-Trigger): Reduced the pushback distance on block
Culminated Power (V-Skill):
Can be canceled into V-Trigger
Reduced the amount of V-Gauge meter gain
Sacrificial Altar (Normal): Reduced the amount of V-Gauge meter gain for the final hit
L Mask of Tlalli (Normal/V-Trigger):
Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
Increased the damage for the normal version from 130 to 140
Increased the damage for the V-Trigger version from 150 to 160
M Mask of Tlalli (Normal/V-Trigger):
Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
Increased the damage for the normal version from 140 to 150
Increased the damage for the V-Trigger version from 160 to 170
H Mask of Tlalli (Normal/V-Trigger):
Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
Increased the damage for the normal version from 150 to 160
Increased the damage for the V-Trigger version from 170 to 180
EX Mask of Tlalli (Normal/V-Trigger): Increased recovery on whiff of 8F
Clouded Mirror (V-Trigger Only): Gains Clouded Mirror as a move only available during V-Trigger
Rashid
Forward Dash: Slightly shortened the distance of the motion at the beginning of the run before he transitions to the full run, and the stopping motion distance.
Riding Glider:
Recovery increased on hit by 2F
Damage increased from 120 to 130
Stun increased from 120 to 150
Rising Sun: Increased the damage from 130 to 140
Standing LP, Crouching MP: Changed the hitbox
Standing LK:
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Increased pushback on hit and block
Crouching LP, Crouching MK: Changed the hurtbox
Crouching HP:
Increased the startup from 9F to 10F
Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Decreased the advantage on hit from +7F to +6F
Jumping HP: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Jumping HK:
Changed the hurtbox
Increased the active frames from 3F to 5F
Nail Assault: Increased the V-Gauge meter increase on hit
Spinning Mixer: Changed so that rapid button pressing will not cause combo scaling (The damage distribution of each Spinning Mixer has been changed accordingly)
M Spinning Mixer: The landing recovery of the second level of the button-mashed version can be canceled into CA
Dash Spinning Mixer: Changed so that rapid button pressing will not cause combo scaling
Ysaar (V-Trigger): Increased the amount of EX meter gain
Laura
Standing LP:
Decreased the advantage on block from +2F to +1F
Increased the pushback on hit
Reduced the pushback distance on block
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Changed the hurtbox
Standing MP:
Changed the hurtbox
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Laura
Standing HP: Changed the collision boxes during the move
Standing MK:
Increased the startup from 5F to 7F
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Standing HK: Reduced the collision box in the backwards direction during the move
Crouching LP:
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Changed the hurtbox
Increased the pushback on hit
Reduced the pushback distance on block
Crouching MP, Crouching HK: Changed the collision boxes during the move
Crouching HP (Normal/V-Trigger), Jumping MP (Normal/V-Trigger), Jumping HK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Jumping HP (Normal/V-Trigger):
Increased the startup from 8F to 9F
Changed the hurtbox
Kyoretsushu: Changed so that it can hit crouching opponents
Kasatushu (V-Skill): Decreased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain on hit
L Fuharenkyaku: Increase the active time
M Fuharenkyaku (Normal/V-Trigger):
Normal, V-Trigger: Damage increased from 60 to 70
V-Trigger: Stun increased from 80 to 100
H Fuharenkyaku (Normal/V-Trigger): Normal, V-Trigger: Damage increased from 80 to 100
EX Tensenrin: Changed to have complete invincibility until the 12 th movement frame
Sakkai Fuhazan: Given armor break properties
Feng Shui Engine Alpha (V-Trigger):
Number of V-Trigger blocks decreased from 3 to 2
Increased the amount of gauge that each Fuharenkyaku uses
Extended the V-Trigger effect time
Urien
Spartan Bomb (Front/Back Throw): Changed the positioning after hit
Standing LP: Reduced the advantage on hit from +5F to +4F
Standing HP:
Greatly decreased the advantage frames on Crush Counter
Changed the hurtbox
Standing HK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Crouching LP: Reduced the advantage on hit from +5F to +4F
Crouching HP, Jumping MK, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
Crouching MP, Jumping LK: Changed the hitbox
Jumping MP:
Changed the hitbox
Extended the active frames from 4F to 5F
Jumping HP:
Increased the startup from 8F to 9F
Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Quarrel Punch: Increased the recovery by 2F
Aegis Reflector (V-Trigger): Increased the amount of EX meter gain
Akuma
Goshoha:
Changed the positioning after hit
Damage increased from 110 to 130
Stun increased from 120 to 170
Standing MP, Standing HP, Crouching HK, Rakan (V-Skill – Standing): Changed the collision boxes during the move
Crouching LP, Standing MK, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
Crouching HP: Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Akuma
Jumping MP:
Startup changed from 5F to 7F
Damage decreased from 60 to 50
Can cancel into a special move
Causes a knockdown on mid-air hit
Standing LP, Crouching MP, Jumping HP: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Sekiseisen:
Decreased startup from 33F to 32F
Increased advantage on hit from +4F to +5F
Decreased advantage on block from +1F to -2F
Sekia Kuretsuha: Changed the combo limits after hit
M Tatsumaki Zankukyaku:
Damage increased for the second and third hits, only when the first hit does not connect, from 20 to 40
Stun increased on the second and third hits, only when the first hit does not connect. Second hit increased from 30 to 60, third hit increased from 20 to 60
EX Goshoryuken: Changed so that the opponent can recover after mid-air hit
Rakan Gosho (V-Skill): Decreased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain
Goshoryuken (V-Trigger): Damage decreased from 200 to 180
Gohadoken (V-Trigger), Zanku Hadoken (V-Trigger): Reduced the amount of meter usage while active
Kolin
Standing LP: Changed the hitbox
Standing HP:
Damage decreased from 90 to 80
Changed the hurtbox
Changed the behavior on Crush Counter
Standing HK: Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Kolin
Crouching LK:
Increased the pushback on hit and block when performed during M Vanity Step (Same for if performed using a rapid cancel)
Delayed the rapid cancel timing when performed during the M Vanity Step
Crouching MK: Changed the collision boxes during the move
Crouching HP: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Standing MP, Crouching LP, Jumping HP: Changed the hurtbox
Jumping HK: Removed 1F active frame from the final hit
Sniping Kick:
Decreased startup from 15F to 14F
Reduced the move recovery from 21F to 19F (No changes to advantage/disadvantage)
Cold Low: The second hit can be canceled into V-Trigger
Brinicle:
Changed the effect on hit
Disadvantage on block reduced from -8F to -2F
Reduced pushback distance on block
Changed to have inertia at the time of startup
Snow Grain
Disadvantage on block increased from -2F to -8F
Reduced pushback on hit
V-Skill (Inside Slash):
Reduced the advantage on hit from +3F to +2F
Increased disadvantage on block from -7F to -8F
Increased recovery by 3F
Reduced the amount of V-Gauge meter gain upon successful counter
L Vanity Step:
Total frames increased from 34F to 43F
Increased movement distance
Reduced the hurtboxes during the move
Extended the input time for Silver Edge
H Vanity Step: Can slightly control forward/backwards movement while in the air
EX Vanity Step (LK+MK): Extended the input time for Silver Edge
Silver Edge:
Extended the input time for a CA cancel
Changed the amount of time in air on mid-air hit
Frost Tower:
Hitbox expanded in the upwards direction
Expanded the collision box in the upwards direction
Frost Touch: Stun gauge will not recover during the animation on hit
Frost Touch Low: Damage increased from 180 to 200
EX Frost Touch Low: Damage increased from 240 to 260
Diamond Dust (V-Trigger): Increased the amount of EX meter gain
Ed
Psycho Blow:
Damage increased from 120 to 130
Changed positioning after hit
Back Dash:
Increased total movement frames from 21F to 23F
Changed the movement value
Standing MP, Psycho Flicker: Changed the collision boxes during the move
Standing MK:
Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Ed
Can cancel into V-Trigger on the third active frame
Standing MK, Crouching MP, Jumping LK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Standing HK:
Changed the knockback distance for normal hit and Crush Counter
Eased the air combo count restrictions
Crouching LP:
Reduced the startup from 6F to 5F
Increased amount of attack active frames from 2F to 3F
Changed the hurtbox
Crouching LK: Increased the advantage on hit from +3F to +5F
Crouching HP:
Changed hitbox and hurtbox
Changed the float value for mid-air hit
Changed the float value for Crush Counter hit
Changed so that a hit from attack active frame 2F onwards will not trigger a Crush Counter
Reduced the attack startup from 12F to 11F
Crouching HK: Increased the attack active frames for the first hit from 1F to 2F
Jumping MK:
Expanded the hitbox
Increased the active frames from 3F to 5F
Jumping HP: Changed the hitbox
Abi Lift:
Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Changed the float value for the V-Trigger version
Hungabee – High/Low, EX Nitro Hungabee: Eased the air combo count
V-Trigger: Extended the V-Timer effect time
L Abigail Punch:
Changed the knockback distance for the final hit
Button-mash version: changed the float value
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Changed so that recovery is not possible after the first hit only
Eased the air combo count
M Abigail Punch:
Button-mash version: changed the float value
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Changed so that recovery is not possible after the first hit only
Eased the air combo count
H Abigail Punch:
Button-mash version: changed the float value
Changed the hitbox during the attack active frames
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Changed so that recovery is not possible after the first hit only
Eased the air combo count
EX Abigail Punch:
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Changed so that recovery is not possible after the first hit only
Abigail Smash:
Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
Increased the amount of EX meter gain on hit
Dynamite Punch:
Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
Increased the pushback on block
EX Dynamite Punch:
Changed the hitbox
Increased the pushback on block
Bay Area Sunrise:
Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
Increased the amount of EX meter gain on hit
EX Bay Area Sunrise: Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
EX Nitro Charge: Changed the position after the stomp-like hit during V-Trigger
Menat
Standing HK (Bare Hands), Crouching HP (Bare Hands), Crouching HP (Crystal Ball), Jumping HP (Bare Hands): Jumping HK (Bare Hands), Jumping HK (Crystal Ball): Changed the hurtbox
Soul Spark: Added a new move that can be used while Soul Sphere is placed on the screen
Zeku
Standing LP:
Old Zeku: Changed the hurtbox
Changed the collision boxes during the move
Crouching MP (Old Zeku): Changed the hurtbox
Special KO: Fixed a phenomenon where, if Zeku was KO’ed by a move that plants him into the ground (Birdie, Zangief, and Alex’s Critical Art KO), at the start of the next round Old Zeku would be able to use young Zeku’s moves. After the fix, for the round following the special KO, Zeku’s style change is properly reset.
Happy New Year, Capcom Community! And welcome to Capcom Recap, your weekly recap of all things Capcom. Today we’re covering all the news from the end of December 2017 and the first week of 2018. Keep reading below to catch up on the latest for Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, Puzzle Fighter, Monster Hunter: World, our streaming schedule and community highlights!
Tuesday , January 9th @ 3PM – Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition
Wednesday , January 10th @ 1PM – Puzzle Fighter
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Patrick Kulikowski: Happy New Year, Capfam! I wanted to kick things off this year by celebrating more awesome fan art from the community, starting with this sick “Evil E. Honda” artwork by Ariel ZB.
This depiction is rather striking to me, as it shows a dark, “Bizarro” sinister side of the Sumo champion I’d never ever considered before. I guess we should be glad he’s on our side in the official canon.
The artwork was made to complement this heavy-handed E. Honda Stage remix by Scattle! Give it a listen and get ready to be hundred hand slapped by that beat.
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Here’s to a fun-filled 2018 with awesome games and gaming moments. See you next week!
Happy New Year, hunters! 2018 is here and Monster Hunter: World is less than 3 weeks away, but today we debuted even more details to fuel the hype train leading up to the PS4 and Xbox One launch on January 26.
As you can see in the trailer above, the New World is filled with a vast roster of unique monsters for you to hunt and craft gear from. Today we’ve revealed a new monster called Dodogama, a crystal-eating wyvern that can coat its favorite snack with a unique saliva that turns them into explosive projectiles, as well as returning fan-favorites from a calamitous category of monsters: the Elder Dragons!
Enter the Elder Dragons
The main plot of Monster Hunter: World centers around uncovering the mysterious migration patterns of Elder Dragons, dubbed the Elder Crossing, and has you chasing the trails of the colossal Zorah Magdaros. But the New World is also home to some of the fiercest and most formidable elders of the Monster Hunter universe:
Kushala Daora, the steel dragon, will bring the harshest storms and strongest winds you’ll ever encounter to the fight.
Teostra, the flame king dragon, will burn anyone who dares approach him using his hellish flames.
As a huge fan of both of these majestic beings, I am ecstatic to go toe-to-toe against them in the New World.
Final Beta
And if all this talk about Elder Dragons got you itching for a challenge, then get ready to face off against our newest flagship monster Nergigante in the final Monster Hunter: World PS4 Beta, starting on January 18 at 6pm PST and going until January 21 at 5:59pm PST. This last Beta will be available for preload on January 17, but no need to download anything new if you’ve kept your download from either of the first two Betas; this one will update with the new quest automatically when you log in.
Free Post-Launch Updates: Deviljho
As we approach the release of Monster Hunter: World on January 26, we want to emphasize that it’s only the beginning. You’ll enter a new world completely filled with new adventures, but our development team is already hard at work at expanding that experience even further with free regular content updates, as well as free major title updates. Coming up this Spring is the first major title update featuring everyone’s favorite raging pickle brute wyvern: Deviljho!
Hot on the heels of a new year, PAX South is descending upon San Antonio with a weekend full of games from January 12th to 14th! Swing by the Capcom booth to see our latest and greatest games and get your hands on Monster Hunter: World ahead of its launch on PS4 and Xbox One on January 26th, and visit the Capcom Store for all sorts of great products! Read on for what to expect at our booth (#11864).
Demos
Monster Hunter: World Join a team of hunters and take down giant monsters in epic battles in Monster Hunter: World, available for play on the show floor! Choose from one of 14 unique weapon types, customize your load-out with your favorite gear, then jump into the fray alongside three of your fellow hunters to take on – and take down – massive beasts. The demo will have quests with a range of difficulty options so that no matter your skill level, you’ll be able to enjoy a good hunt. As a special treat to the most expert of hunters attending PAX South, the demo includes an option to try a super challenging quest featuring the all-new flagship monster, Nergigante. Do you have what it takes to slay this terrifying Elder Dragon?
You won’t have to wait much longer to get your paws on the full game. Monster Hunter: World will be available beginning January 26 th , 2018 for PS4 and Xbox One, and will be coming to PC in autumn 2018.
Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition The legendary fighting franchise returns to PAX West! Check out the new Arcade Mode in action with a demo on the show floor, and relive the glory days of the arcade by choosing one of six available paths that each represent a game in the series. If you’re the competitive type, get your hands on the balance changes coming to Arcade Edition including all new V-Triggers, and check out the newest costumes for your favorite characters. With Street Fighter V out now, you can hone your skills on the show floor and take the fight home on PS4 or PC! Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition launches on January 16th, with all existing owners of Street Fighter V getting the new modes and balance changes as a free update on the same day.
Resident Evil 7 biohazard – Not a Hero DLC Chris Redfield returns in the free Not a Hero DLC for Resident Evil 7 biohazard! Available now as a free download for all owners of Resident Evil 7 biohazard on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, explore events that take place after the main story of RE7 and Ethan’s fight for survival in the Baker Mansion. Play as series’ mainstay Chris Redfield as he hunts down the elusive Lucas Baker in this action-focused story filled with tense encounters and cramped corridors in an abandoned mine. Grab a copy of Resident Evil 7 Gold Edition for yourself and pick up the free Not a Hero DLC to play at home!
Dead Rising 4: Frank’s Big Package Frank West returns to Willamette to catch the latest scoop on a new outbreak! Kick some butt, take grade-A selfies, and put your photojournalistic skills to the test. Frank’s Big Package brings the entire Dead Rising 4 experience, plus previously released DLC, to PS4, Xbox One and PC! On top of this, the new Capcom Heroes mode gives you a whole new way to play by giving Frank access to a bunch of classic costumes and abilities based on beloved Capcom characters. Dead Rising 4: Frank’s Big Package is available now for PlayStation 4. The Capcom Heroes mode is available now as a free update for existing owners of Dead Rising 4 on Xbox One, and Steam. The free Capcom Heroes update is coming soon to Windows 10.
Capcom Store
The Capcom Store will be at PAX South as well, bringing a variety of items including the always popular giant Melynx plush for just $65!
These cuddly cats based off of the Melynx from Monster Hunter measure nearly 4 feet tall, and are popular at every event they show up at. Once they’re gone, they’re gone for good, so be sure to stop by the store and grab one early!
If you’re attending PAX South this weekend, be sure to stop by the Capcom booth and say hello!
Competition has been fierce in Puzzle Fighter since our launch, with players battling to reach and then dominate the Gold, Super Gold and Ultra Gold Leagues. Those that looked would have seen another level of excellence, not yet ready to be released.
This week we have opened up the Platinum Leagues which include Platinum (RP 3200 – 3500), Super Platinum (RP 3500 – 3800), and Ultra Platinum (RP 3800+). The higher the League you reach the greater your rewards are so be sure to fight your way as high as you can!
Don’t forget your Season rewards are based off your highest reached League during that season, so if you manage to break into a new League you’ll still get those rewards even if you eventually drop back down.
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