Ride To Orbis

NRS ceases development of Mortal Kombat 11 to no one's surprise, Arcsys might get purchased by Sony, and we got beef with the C in the FGC.

The true savior of the FGC is almost here, Melty Blood: Type Lumina shows off more in one trailer than KOFXV has in 24 trailers. We also talk about the future of Killer Instinct, why Claymore is so good, and how casual input can be dangerous for the future of fighting game development.

Not a lot of news to cover, but we made sure to talk about what we want from KOFXV outside of character trailers, more of our thoughts on Guilty Gear: Strive, and even a little bit of Killer Instinct talk.

We're alive! Hollywood is back after two weeks and we make sure to talk all about the stuff we missed such as Virtua Fighter 5 Ultimate Showdown, KOFXV's delay to 2022, the upcoming release of Guilty Gear: Strive, and more.

Almost an entire episode dedicated to Guilty Gear: Strive's second open beta, we also make sure to talk a little about Leona in KOFXV, and answer a GBVS related listener question off the heels of it's director pretty much saying no to rollback.

Persona 5 Arena gets a renewed trademark, the latest KOFXV trailer was the worst yet, and PlayStation wont play ball if you don't pony up the dough. 

Pringle and Mac invite fighting game characters to a BBQ, Yoshinori Ono is president, Chris slaps his way into KOFXV, and we talk about the upcoming Guilty Gear: Strive beta.

Slow news week in the FGC, but we take a look at the Annihilator Cup reaction from the FGC, Takane Hibiki inclusion into Samurai Shodown, and answer a bunch of community questions.

Pringle returns to the podcast after a month away, we talk FGC thirst and Shermie reaction, the state of Granblue Fantasy: Versus, the many moves of Rivals of Aether, and arcade stick tech!

After almost a month off, FGC Hollywood is back with a news packed episode. KOFXV trailers, Melty Blood Type Lumina exists, SFV Spring update, and much, much more!