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Last month we saw an awesome anime short promoting the SPY x FAMILY CODE: White collaboration with Street Fighter 6, but Yor Forger and Chun-Li aren’t done fighting yet. The collab is officially live along with a new trailer, this time taking the fight in-game …Read more »
Earlier this year, a collaboration was teased between Street Fighter 6 and the SPY x FAMILY anime. Now, with the upcoming SPY x FAMILY CODE: White anime film looming, the official PlayStation YouTube channel followed through with a special anime short as part of the …Read more »
If there’s two products I’ve always wanted to do a crossover, it’s the arcade classic Street Fighter II and some carbonated water. Okay, it’s not exactly the latest Spider-Man, but this ad, in which Street Fighter II teams up with the bubbly water called The Strong, …Read more »
Facebook user and TikToker Phafun “The.Pha” Jantadej is the proud owner of a cat whose fur pattern looks like… well, it’s all in the eye of the beholder. The.Pha thinks the cat’s pattern looks like Vincent van Gogh, but gamers were quick to respond, saying that …Read more »
So, it’s official. There’s going to be a Street Fighter 6. We don’t know when; we just know it’ll exist. And that Ryu is, like, Fist of the North Star wide. So for now, we have to make our own fun. And once we’re done playing through all …Read more »
Capcom is turning to both the future and the past with its latest announcements. The big one dropping overnight was the reveal of Street Fighter 6, which gets even beefier with Ryu in the teaser trailer below. Details are light right now, but Capcom promises …Read more »
Street Fighter II has been such a staple of video games for the past 30 years that even the smallest of details are burned into our brains. One of those details is the iconic bathhouse background found in E. Honda’s stage, and an aspect of …Read more »
Beyond the incredible matches, one of the most exciting aspects of each year’s EVO fighting game event is the promise of big reveals from all the devs and publishers involved. This year saw the announcement of a new Guilty Gear game, more Soulcalibur additions, and a new Under Night In-Birth release, …Read more »
As you may be aware, especially if you’re a long time Otaku USA reader, just about every Japanese prefecture, city and retailer has its own character to help promote sales and tourism. Most are plump, cute animals that have trouble pushing their way through doors, …Read more »
It's a foregone conclusion that, no matter how strong they may be in their own universe, the cast of Street Fighter II wouldn't stand a chance against Dragon Ball Z 's Goku. It's another thing entirely to see it in action, which is exactly what …Read more »
If you’ve been waiting for a chance to somehow combine your love of vintage video games and vintage audio equipment, you hipster you, now’s your chance: Japanese record label Brave Wave is set to release the Street Fighter II soundtrack on vinyl. The soundtrack, which …Read more »
I remember Astro Skate, the local roller-rink: the scent of sweat and canvas, the texture of worn plastic wheels, the sound of syrupy, bubblegum pop blaring from the speakers. But most of all I remember the arcade games, especially Street Fighter II: The World Warrior …Read more »
The brawlin' gurus at Capcom have always operated with a strict "strike while the iron is hot" philosophy, which is probably why we've already seen a steady string of Street Fighter IV iterations, each addition to the franchise serving to remind us that fighting games …Read more »
The sound of fans cheering on Ryu should be a familiar noise now that the fourth iteration of Capcom's venerable Street Fighter series has had plenty of time to become a fixture of the community. The cheers at this year's Comic-Con, however, egged on our …Read more »
There's a brand new trailer out for Capcom's Super version of their popular brawler, and it features animation by GONZO, a studio known for its productivity despite inconsistent quality. I personally thought the Studio 4ºC-animated endings for Street Fighter IV were incredibly lackluster, and this …Read more »
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