Yet another important esport event, especially the Fighting Gaming Community type of event was set and done and this is the result of this past weekend, Combo Breaker 2023, celebrated on Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel at Schaumburg, IL. This is the results of each categories with top 3: Guilty Gear Strive TempestNYC (Leo) Zando (Ramlethal) TSM|Leffen (Happy Chaos) Tekken 7...

This past weekend, many gamers from the eSport and FGC decided to make a trip to East of Japan, where the spring edition of EVO or EVO Japan 2023 just took place and the following are the top 3 in each category. Street Fighter V: Campion Edition Oil King from Red Bull eSport Nemo from Saishunkan Sol Kumamoto Machabo from GyuGun Tekken 7 Arslan Ash From FATE Meo-IL from Kwangdong Freecs...

Ironically, Sega has been one of the gaming companies that decided that it was time to mix NFT and Gaming via the concept of Web3 gaming and pretty much we have heard some high-profile association, but maybe all came to a surprising end. Without prior warnings, Sega has pulled the plug on all current Web3 or NFT based games despite being a validator for Oasys network and some games...

We were surprised by Sega announcing the Mega Drive Mini 2 in Japan last week, based on what in America we were introduced as the Sega Genesis 32X and Sega CD. But actually, Sega wanted to go beyond that. As per the proper media tour that followed the announcement, Sega's Yosuke Okunari confirmed to Famitsu, that the company was researching on how it was possible to make a Sega Saturn and Sega...

While he is not the creator of Tekken, Mr. Katsuhiro Harada has been serving as the face of all public relations of Bandai Namco’s first fighting franchise in more than a decade and has been behind most of Tekken’s iconic moments. Including the crossover of Street Fighter X Tekken that landed on PS3 and the vice-versa Tekken X Street Fighters which unfortunately haven’t seen...

Remember that we have covered the first pro gaming blockchain for cryptocurrency and NFT called Oasys since last year, right? Well, thanks to Sega and Yu Suzuki, they are news again because Sega also knows that nostalgia sells and has to do with a beloved fighting franchise. Yu Suzuki and Oasys have announced a new collaboration apparently under the brand Oasyx, which sees Yu Suzuki bringin NFT...