


The opening sequence for the latest thrilling iteration of the Street Fighter series has graced viewers with more of its top-notch street brawling, emphasizing the game’s violent theme to unfamiliar beginners in efficiently enough, and hopefully building up a greater desire to play amongst those somehow not yet champing at the bit for more.
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A recent statement from Street Fighter V‘s producer Yoshinori Ono has divulged the reasoning behind R. Mika’s already infamous censorship, explaining that the change was so the game could “maintain a T-rating”, dismissing claims that it was due to recent feminist pressure to quash overly sexy games…
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Capcom has shared a new video for the upcoming Street Fighter V, enlightening viewers as to the game’s hugely informative tutorial system, which also chronicles Ken and Ryu’s past via stylish illustrations, a nice touch sadly bound to be overlooked by the more experienced fighting game players.
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Capcom smartphone title Monster Hunter Explore has teamed up with Shingeki no Kyojin to introduce two new temporary characters into the beast hunting franchise, an unsurprising event considering the frequency at which such games utilize popular shows to obtain more sales.
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A brand new recruit into Street Fighter V‘s roster of formidable fighters has been revealed as the Brazilian beauty Laura Matsuda, a voluptuous combatant with a penchant for inflicting some shocking blows on her opponents and a very much competition unsanctioned gi.
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A gameplay PV for Resident Evil‘s upcoming multiplayer shooter “Umbrella Corps” has reared its ugly head, exhibiting a remarkable dissimilarity to the series as the game caters to the hardcore Call of Duty crowd with its mindless carnage – making fans wonder when the bastardization of the once proud franchise will end.
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Street Fighter’s classic Russian wrestler Zangief has tumbled his way into the game’s newest upcoming iteration, delivering an immense smack-down with his debut trailer and bound to have dedicated fighting game enthusiasts itching to try him out and dish out the pain.
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An anime has at last been announced for popular investigation series “Ace Attorney“, immediately causing fans to wonder whether the anime will be an adaptation of the games or consist of completely original content (and perhaps spawn its own games in turn) – and some have speculated that the anime may be capable of competing with the similar and hugely esteemed Detective Conan.
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The next entry into the Resident Evil franchise, “Resident Evil: Umbrella Corps”, may yet again be met with negative criticism as the multiplayer third-person shooter caters to lovers of mindless gun-toting action – leaving long-time fans of the series to wonder whether the original pioneer of the survival horror genre will ever reanimate, or instead merely be reduced to “Call of Biohazard”.
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The latest entry into the ancient Breath of Fire franchise has arrived in the form of a mobile game, breathing new life into the series as the game has seemingly been readjusted to better suit the mobile market (or alternatively, resurrecting it as a shambling zombie corpse franchise) – though it has yet to be confirmed whether the game will be rife with overpriced micro-transactions.
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A remake has been officially announced for classic zombie horror game “Resident Evil 2“, bound to bring back the much-loved survival horror elements that so many fans have clamored for – with many likely hoping that the developers will not be influenced by the franchise’s most recent iterations.
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Another one of Street Fighter‘s iconic characters are making their star-studded return to the upcoming “Street Fighter V“, as Ken finally arrives onto the scene to delight long-time fans of the series – though some may find the constant reintroduction of previous characters to be less than innovative.
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