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Mugenis filled with lots of different weapons/character movesets so a Trello board comes in incredibly handy. You can analyze all the moves out of game so that you’re ready to pick what suits you best. There’s plenty to choose from. Here’s theofficialMugenTrello board and Discord server and other useful links. Mugen Trello and Discord Guide Here’s every useful community link you’ll need to get started withMugen: The official Trello board is almost out and it’s been in the making by theMugenTrello team for a while now during the testing periods....

Poop EVERYWHERE Sometimes you’re walking around a convention floor and you just find the diamond in the rough of the show. This year’s E3 2015 diamond is for certainButt Sniffin Pugs, a game played with a giant tennis ball, two buttons, and a pug’s butt. Currently the game consists of barking, biting, pissing, pooping, and solving some simple puzzles to unlock other abilities and toys to play with inButt Sniffin Pugs‘ dog park playground....

Podtoid hits the Destructoid frontpage every Thursday! On a spirited edition of Podtoid, the gang details how David Bowie now lives inside Jonathan Holmes’ hoarded anus, the mystery of the Black Dahlia murder is solved, and perhaps the most twisted GameCube commercial idea ever is presented to an unwitting world. Elsewhere, Willem Dafoe stars in a brand new film, Blue Eyes In Your Brown Eye. As if that wasn’t enough, we talk about how the game community can stand to be less abusive, how fans could stand to not be so selfish, and how Sony’s arrogance is its undoing....

If you want to be Batman and beat up skeletons, you might want to consider pre-orderingBatman: Arkham Asylumwith GameStop. Those who pre-purchase the game with the retail will receive access to an exclusive Scarecrow “Challenge Map,” called “Dem Bones.” It’s there that Batman will get to beat up skeletons. Because skeletons areevil. We also have to take GameStop’s word that the level will be one of the most difficult Challenge levels in the game, “in true core gamer fashion....

Seriously, he’s the worst Even though I wasn’t optimistic about the prospect, I wanted to put my best foot forward. With a cheery tone to my voice, I affirmed the stranger’s request to playProject Totemcooperatively with me. The entire meeting he had seemed so eager, feverishly scribbling down notes as the Press Play developers explained their unabashedly simple, yet deviously difficult game. I was the one playing and talking, but he probably deserved a shot too, right?...

Releasing this September in the West NIS America has locked down a July 13, 2025 release forPsycho-Pass: Mandatory Happinesson PlayStation 4 and PS Vita, so you better turn that frown upside down like your life depends on it. The visual novel game is arriving in Europe a tad later on Friday, September 16, and a PC version via Steam is on the docket, although the exact timing for that port isn’t known yet....

Almost… ALMOST… SFW Next month sees the latest release in theSenran Kaguraseries, asBurst Re:Newallaunches on the PS4 in Japan. Developers Marvelous have released the opening video for the former Nintendo 3DS title. Senran Kagura Burst Re:Neweltakes the 2013 game and reinvents it from a 2D side-scroller to a full 3D adventure, bringing the visuals and mechanics up to speed for the PlayStation 4. At its heart, it remains the same game, but new missions, playable characters, gameplay elements and other features have been added to boost its content....

According to a recent consumer survey, Electronic Arts is considering bringingDead Space Extractionfrom the Wii to the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network platforms. According to the survey,Extractionwould be presented in HD and retail for $14.99 while retaining the “guided first-person experience” of the original game. As well asExtraction, EA is considering another downloadableDead Spacegame calledPlanet Cracker.According to the survey,Planet Crackerwould be a “resource strategy game where players will manage a CEC Mining operation....

Blood for blood, Hector If recent rumors pan out, theBreaking Baduniverse will be able to lay claim to two ofFar Cry‘s key villains. Before his biggest break as Nacho Varga inBetter Call Saul, Michael Mando voiced Vaas inFar Cry 3. Now, it seems as though drug-kingpin-disguised-as-chickenman Gus Fring is ready to leave his mark too. In an interview with Collider (the whole thing is embedded above), actor Giancarlo Esposito acknowledges in passing that’s he’s working on a major video game....

If you were around in the 90s and had an interest in bizarre, strangely adorable anime series, then you will absolutely rememberSamurai Pizza Cats. If that’s you, then there is something incredibly nostalgic on the horizon, in the shape of a side-scrolling platformer. Of course, this wouldn’t be a Samurai Pizza Cats experience without Seymour Cheese being involved, and he’s been redrawn in the classic style to announce the new game,Blast from the Past:...

The upside of Deadside ReviewingNightdive’s fantastic portof 1999’sShadow Manback in (checks watch) 2021 was a pretty fun experience for me. I missed it back when it was first released, and while I saw it around a whole bunch on N64 rental shelves, I never really sat down to try it. I missed out! It’s not the greatest game, but it’s definitely a memorable one. As for 2002’sShadowman: 2econdComing, I should probably get around to trying that out....

Call of Duty developer branches out into new digs Sledgehammer Games, currently at work on the incomingCall of Duty: Vanguard,has announcedthat it has opened a new support studio in Guilford, England, further extending the developer’s reach and resources on an international scale. The UK team will work alongside its contemporaries in Melbourne, Australia, San Francisco, North America, and Toronto, Canada — the latter of which was established back in May of this year — on futureCall of Dutytitles as well as support for other projects on the books at Sledgehammer’s parent company, Activision....

You can’t count on a publisher to be original or inventive when it comes to our entertainment, but they always seembrilliantlyinnovative when it comes to selling us more crap. Sony is today’s bright little star, having patented a way to inject commercial breaks into your play sessions. Spotted onGAF, this patent was filed by the PS3 maker in July 2011, and it’s simply titled, “ Of course, many patents never go beyond the planning phase, but the fact that Sony’s having this sort of discussion — likely joined by every other publisher having similar discussions — is pretty miserable, and indicative of the way this industry’s going....