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Super Street Fighter IV Trailer
Street Fighter fans need to prepare themselves for the new upcoming expansion to Street Fighter IV. The expansion should land in early 2010 and feature a bunch of new characters, including the already announced T. Hawk, Dee Jay, and newcomer Juri.
There’s not much known about the price point and other information about the title, but Capcom should be releasing more information in the coming weeks about who the other characters are and how much this expansion will cost.
Robot Punch! has returned for another cosplay superstar interview!
The world of professional gaming is still struggling to figure out where it fits in. It doesn’t yet command the respect (or the salaries) professional athletes take in stride, and the recent bankruptcy of several major gaming leagues doesn’t bode well for e-sports.
On Saturday, April 18, 2009; I drove out to Fort Mason in San Francisco to watch the Evo United States National Championships for Street Fighter IV. It was an interesting event as Gamestop, the sponsor, packed in a lot of stuff during the four hour event.
We live in times of rampant thievery and injustice. Seldom do we so clearly see it as we have in the past month, as skilled warriors are robbed of their victories, the wanting pleas of nations are denied, and even the security of valuable porn is violated.
Numerous mass media outlets have reported that the video game industry is supposedly “recession-proof.” To that regard, I would point them to the large amount of layoffs, studio closures, and sub-par performance on many game titles. GameStop’s continually recording breaking profit margins aside, the gaming industry is feeling the recession, and the wallets of gamers are beginning to get tighter.
In this era of Ultimate Fighting Championships and Professional Wrestling, it’s easy to forget about the real fighting pinnacle to shoot for: Street Fighter’s World Warrior tournament! Fortunately, I’m here to help. Follow these tips, and you’ll be ready to take your place as a world warrior among the likes of Ryu and company. Yes, you. If I can do it, anyone can do it. 
Eager (and morally bankrupt) fighting game aficionados around the world can now get their hands on Street Fighter IV, despite the fact Capcom’s latest brawler has only been released in Japan.