The FGC is on fire this week, and we’re here to break it all down!
Guilty Gear Strive finally makes its way to the Switch—can it hold up? Meanwhile, Floyd is unexpectedly uniting the Mortal Kombat community.
Over in Street Fighter 6, Mai Shiranui has officially joined the roster, marking a huge crossover moment! But Capcom isn’t stopping there—they’ve promised even more content on the way. Virtua Fighter 5 Revo has dropped, and it’s bringing a major boost to the franchise.
In the drama department, the SonicFox vs. Perfect Legend feud refuses to die, escalating to new heights. Meanwhile, replay channels are getting weird with AI-generated intros featuring pro players—are they cool or just cringe?
SajamSlam is now official, with Sajam and Capcom teaming up for a fresh SF6 tournament series. But as some games thrive, others fall—MultiVersus is calling it quits after this season. What went wrong?
On the controversy side, Fem!Shep is catching heat just for being a woman with a pro sponsorship, and the conversation around gender in gaming is getting ugly again. Plus, the rise of right-wing conservatism in the FGC is making waves, with Infiltration aligning himself with the movement. What does this mean for the community moving forward?
All this and more in this week’s jam-packed episode—tune in!
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