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Arc Revolution Cup 2015 Details

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あーくれぼ2015

With Arc Revolution 2015 right around the corner, Arc System Works has posted the brackets for Blazblue Chronophantasma Extend, Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN-, Persona 4 Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold, and Under Night In-Birth Exe Late on their website. The official site is entirely in Japanese, but translations are now also available.

Check out which teams are competing and be sure to watch them on the official Nico Nico Douga livestream August 15th 10am-9:30pm JST.

Stream: http://www.arcsystemworks.jp/arc-revo2015/live/

Schedule: http://www.arcsystemworks.jp/arc-revo2015/timetable/

Time Zone Converter: http://www.worldtimebuddy.com

BBCPE Bracket
http://www.arcsystemworks.jp/arc-revo2015/images/lower/pdf/bb.pdf
BBCPE Teams Translation
http://pastebin.com/zcYQuh4f
BBCPE Bracket with Character Count
https://mobile.twitter.com/BBCP_ranksure/status/629625424666955777
BBCPE Character Count Translation
http://pastebin.com/G95raD6v
 
 

GGXrd Bracket
http://www.arcsystemworks.jp/arc-revo2015/images/lower/pdf/gg.pdf
GGXrd Teams Translated
http://pastebin.com/RDfV81ih
GGXrd Character Count
https://mobile.twitter.com/SpicaTerrible_/status/629688278074023936
 
 

P4U2 Bracket
http://www.arcsystemworks.jp/arc-revo2015/images/lower/pdf/p4u2.pdf
P4U2 Teams Translation
http://pastebin.com/DMQpv028
 
 

UNIEL Bracket
http://www.arcsystemworks.jp/arc-revo2015/images/lower/pdf/uni.pdf
 
Credits to Jourdal for the translations

Tokkan

Arc System Works has announced Nico Nico streams for the main and side tournaments at Arc Revo 2015.

Arc Revo this year features Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- and BlazBlue Chronophantasma Extend as main tournaments. Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Version 2.0 and Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[st] are also featured as side tournaments.

Main Tournament Stream
The main stream will run from 10AM to 9:30PM JST.

Side Tournament Stream
The side stream will run from 10AM to 5PM JST.

Source: Arc Revo 2015 Livestream Page

shtkn

@ShinKensou was able to glitch the ps4 version of Xrd and see some extra colors that didn't quite make it to the final version of the game, including Gold and Shadow colors!

No steps for reproduction exist, but thanks to the handy auto-record feature of the ps4, they were able to capture the moment for all of us to see.

Will we see these in REVELATOR?

 

mynus

Summer Jam 9 is back on August 28th - 30th 2015 with another huge gaming lineup from the folks over at Big E Gaming. Head over to the site to get registered, and check out detailed tournament information after the jump.

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In case you were slacking and need to know, the venue hotel is completely booked! However, there is still available space at the Wyndam Hotel and Red Roof Inn across the street.
As is to be expected from a Big E tournament, Anime games are in full effect for the Main Lineup!
 
SPONSORS:
Team Sp00ky
Eight Arc
Aksys Games
Atlus
Dynamic Custom Beadworks
 
MAIN TOURNAMENTS ($10 ENTRY FEE PER GAME):
Ultra Street Fighter 4
Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3
Guilty Gear Xrd
Persona 4 Ultimax 2
Blazblue Chronophantasma
Under Night In-Birth EXE: Late
Super Smash Bros. Wii U – $1000 Pot Bonus!
Super Smash Bros. Melee – $1000 Pot Bonus!
Dead or Alive 5: Last Round
Street Fighter 3: Third Strike
Killer Instinct
Pokemon OR/AS
SIDE TOURNAMENTS:
Injustice
Mortal Kombat 9
Tekken Tag Tournament 2
Soul Calibur 5
Splatoon
Skullgirls
King of Fighters 13
RULES:
Check the main navigation bar for rules regarding your specific game.
*CRONUS converters are banned*
FEES:
Pre-register online to save yourself money and the hassle of waiting in line before the tournament!
Go to http://bigegaming.com/pre-registration to pre-register!
Emergency On-site Registration Fee – $60 (Does not guarantee you seeding by location or otherwise!)
Spectator Fee – $20
SCHEDULE:
TBA
STREAMS:
TBA
CONTACT:
Eric “Big E” Small
267-231-8996
Eric2necphilly@yahoo.com
More Big E Gaming:
http://twitter.com/BigEGaming
http://bigegaming.com/
http://bigegaming.challonge.com/

mixedmethods

Ever wondered how Souji went from 5-1 to 0-3 against BananaKen at CEO? Well, tonight, Jose (@BananaKen), Bace (@bacesk8), and I will be discussing this newly-public set as well as Winners Finals. In addition to the match up, we'll be covering how to adapt to an opponent and how to prepare. Tune in, ask questions, bring popcorn!

 

The stream will begin at 9PM EST here

Kuuhaku

The AFGC is a robust and huge community, but rarely one that gets exposure to show the multitude of people involved in anime and airdasher games. One person seeks to change that.

kozu presents Circuit Spark -  a documentary dedicated to highlighting the AFGC and to giving the world an introduction to what they're about and the numerous games they support. It shows events hosted by the AFGC at EVO like the Anime Suite, interviews numerous players, and even gets comments from Daisuke Ishiwatari himself. Check out the trailer below!

Credits to Hokan aka kozu who did the filming and editing.
Follow him on Twitter for updates @colorinlive
 

shtkn

Consomme has written a Guilty Gear Beginner's Primer that talks about basic concepts and pitfalls beginner usually fall into such as throws and anti-airs. @GREATFERNMAN has translated it and we hope this helps all those newcomers come to grips with some of Guilty Gear's basic systems.

https://www.evernote.com/shard/s296/sh/37a5588e-e936-4ea2-ae89-918b55334c12/39c3828332bfbff90ac66fd3c9659327

And shameless plug, you can read more about Guilty Gear's system mechanics on the Dustloop Wiki!

-shtkn

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The Dragon Ball fighting game developed by Arc System Works for Nintendo 3DS will have a free demo available for download through the Nintendo 3DS eShop on August 6 for NA  (9:00 AM PT) & Europe. The demo will allow players to carry their demo progress to the full game.

The game will be available in North America October, 20 and in Europe October, 16.

A trailer from  the Japan Expo can be seen here in case you are not familiar with the game.

Source: Bandai Namco US

mynus

Jourdal has been steady at work uploading new footage on his YouTube channel over the past weeks. Most notably for Guilty Gear fans are 6 first to 7 showcases all featuring Tomo (Leo) against some of Mikado's finest, including the EVO World Champion himself - Ogawa (Zato).

Check out the matches and more info after the break.

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EDIT:
Since Jonio has recently uploaded the same videos (and more) that Jourdal had initially hosted, the latter has taken his vids down in deference to the Mikado manager. 
In what seems to be his farewell gauntlet from Mikado (and possibly Tokyo as a whole) - Tomo goes head to head in First to 7 match sets against Ain (Ky), Karinchu (Mi), Roi (So), and Yousuke (Ax) - all who were absent at EVO 2015 (including Tomo himself). Lastly, he faces the Evolution 2015 GGXrd World Champion Ogawa (Za) in what was a jaw dropping set packed with stellar play and incredible decision making. 
Check out the videos below, and be sure to subscribe to Jonio's YouTube Channel for all games, casuals, and tournaments at Mikado, and Jourdal's YouTube Channel and as well for all things Guilty Gear, Blazblue, Persona, and UNIEL[st].
 
Tomo (Le) vs Ain (Ky):
https://youtu.be/7yoigcRkl0I
 
Tomo (Le) vs Karinchu (Mi):
Part 1 - https://youtu.be/0LFewyFY7UM / Part 2 - https://youtu.be/lmyCpvF04B8
 
Tomo (Le) vs Roi (So):
https://youtu.be/wrXRpaQT7Yw
 
Tomo (Le) vs Yousuke (Ax):
https://youtu.be/ykOjWJf0kzk
 
Tomo (Le) vs Ogawa (Za):
https://youtu.be/6UmzIC9j0pM
 

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