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Street Fighter 6: Terry Bogard gameplay, availability date unveiled
Start learning the Hungry Wolf’s powerful combos
Terry Bogard is officially coming to Street Fighter 6 on September 24, 2024, Capcom announced. The Fatal Fury protagonist was revealed last month at Evo 2024 to be the Street Fighter franchise’s first ever guest character.
Players can look forward to pitting the Hungry Wolf in action in just a month’s time. He is coming to the PlayStation 5 and 4, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam. Capcom has also released a detailed gameplay trailer so fans could get a better picture on how to use Terry Bogard on Street Fighter 6.
The clip showcases Terry’s powerful and bone-crushing martial arts and Jeff-style combos. That’s while donning his signature red cap and vest, as well as flaunting his blonde hair.
One of his target combos is “Passing Sway”, which is a continuous attack that leads to a combo. One of his special signature moves, the “Power Wave”, meanwhile, involves slamming his first into the ground to release a ground-hugging energy wave. This allows him to keep distant enemies in check.
When performed with the Hadouken command and Heavy Punch button, it further becomes a move called “Round Wave.” The move’s actions and properties vary depending on the strength of the punch button. This adds an extra layer of strategy to the fight.
Moreover, “Quick Burn” is where Terry unleashes two consecutive punches — a hook and a downward strike — while enveloping his fists with energy. The second hit cannot be blocked with a crouching guard, so it is effective for breaking through defenses.
Terry also has moves like “Power Charge”, “Crack Shoot”, and “Rising Tackle”, to turn the tide of the battle.
Powerful, explosive Super Arts
Meanwhile, his Level 1 Super Art, “Buster Wolf”, involves a powerful advance with a thrust followed by an explosive energy projectile. This includes invincibility during activation, making it effective for counterattacks.
Onto his Level 2 Super Art, “Power Geyser”, Terry unleashes a flashy explosion that sends the opponent flying. It consumes three Drive Gauge bars and can evolve into “Twin Geyser.” After the hit, you can further spend one Super Art Gauge to perform “Triple Geyser” for substantial damage to the opponent.
Lastly, The Level 3 Super Art, “Rising Fang”, involves a series of attacks showcasing Terry’s iconic moves. It launches the opponent into the air. Then, it delivers a powerful energy-infused punch for a spectacular move.
Aside from his array of moves, Terry’s Outfit 2 is inspired by his brown jacket and jeans from the latest Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. Players may obtain it using Fighter Coins. Furthermore, a new stage, “Pao Pao Cafe 6” from the Fatal Fury series, is being released simultaneously, giving players a chance to spot other SNK characters.
With Nintendo finally opening the eShop and Nintendo Switch Online in the Philippines, you might be wondering how you can switch your account’s region to the right country. After all, before today, you might have set your shop to the neighboring Singapore or other countries that aren’t named the Philippines. If you’re in the same boat, here’s a quick how-to, so you can enjoy paying for services in Philippine peso.
First, you need to log into your Nintendo Account. Take note: you can do this only through their website via a browser, so don’t fiddle around with your Switch or Switch 2 just yet.
Upon logging in, you’ll be redirected immediately to your profile’s information, including your country or region of residence. Just click Edit and select your desired country in the drop-down menu.
Nintendo will then present you a few notices regarding changing your region. The important bit is that you can’t carry over your account balance to the next region. So, if you have a hefty sum tucked away in your current region, it might be wise to spend it before switching. Likewise, your credit card might not work if it was issued from the current region.
Once you agree to the terms, everything’s set!
All you need to do is access the eShop on your console and sign in again. Afterwards, the corresponding services should be in your currency of choice.
For a list of detailed changes and prices, check out our coverage here.
Another Esports calendar in the Philippines wrapped up nicely this past weekend, only from the other side of the MMORPGs. At the Samsung Hall in SM Aura last November 9, the fourth installment of the Honor of Kings official Philippine league came to its exciting conclusion as four teams entered with rich prizes up for grabs. Here’s what went down on the final day of the Philippines Kings League Fall 2026:
Early in the afternoon, the third split of the Kings Campus Series crowned a new champion hailing all the way down from Cebu. In a thriller of a five-game series, the University of Cebu Webmasters took down the University of Sto. Tomas Teletigers Helios, 3-2, and took home the grand prize of Php 140,000. From start to finish, both teams exchanged heart-stopping plays and showed excellent flashes of teamwork that brought the series to a decider.
In the evening, the culmination of the PKL for 2026 took place with the Fall 2026 Grand Finals between the reigning champions in BOOM Esports against JGames Esports. Last November 8, JGames earned a place in their first ever Grand Finals after besting TNT Tropang Alab in a full best-of-seven series. However, even with all the momentum coming from their run in the Lower Bracket, JGames would only settle for 2nd as Boom Esports dominated the matchup, 4-1 and became the first back-to-back champions of the PKL.
The night capped off with a showcase of the three Philippine representatives to the Honor of Kings International Championships in Jakarta this December.
Players who digitally pre-ordered Grand Theft Auto VI can now pre-load the game ahead of its launch.
Rockstar Games confirmed that pre-loading is available to all digital pre-order customers. Those who purchased the code-in-box version can also begin downloading once they receive and activate their codes.
The announcement also reveals new performance details for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
GTA VI targets 30fps on consoles
Rockstar says Grand Theft Auto VI was built from the ground up for the current generation of consoles.
The game targets 30 frames per second on both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
According to Rockstar, this approach allows the game to maintain the visual fidelity and density of Leonida’s environments.
The developer says it is pushing both platforms to their limits to bring the game’s expansive world to life.
PS5 Pro gets exclusive visual enhancements
PlayStation 5 Pro players can expect additional graphical improvements.
These include enhanced image clarity through PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) and ray-traced shadows exclusive to the PS5 Pro.
The PS5 version also features integrated DualSense haptic feedback, with adjustable settings for accessibility.
Rockstar is also highlighting improved spatial audio through Tempest 3D Audio and faster loading times on PlayStation consoles.
Cloud gaming and Remote Play support
Grand Theft Auto VI will also be playable through Xbox Cloud Gaming on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.
The cloud version will use Xbox Series S graphics settings. However, performance may vary depending on internet speeds and other streaming conditions.
The game will also support Remote Play on both PlayStation and Xbox.
Alongside the announcement, Rockstar released a new video featuring “Blood in Your Eyes” by Tove Lo, taken from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album.
Players can visit the official GTA VI website for more information.
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