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This little gem I found via hadoken.net is a video about new character/S.I.N. agent, Juri. Commentary by S-Kill. Enjoy

Hadoken.net (formaly Street Fighter blog) has released some news via JeuxActu regarding some details like:

High quality prologues endings by a "big and famous studio"

Both Sagat and Seths frames will be toned down

and more

Plus, a video of Juri and Dee Jay

Check out Hadoken.net for more

Plus I found some interesting, albeit grainy info on SSF IV on a Famitsu scan. It appears as if Ryu is Tatsumaki-ing a car.

The good people over at the SF Blog have translated and posted a blog post from producer Shizowa (NAKKY). She staes some changes to the game such as the character select portaits. On the official blog, Shizowa staes that they will be adding voice samples. The connection to SSF IV and Tatsunoko Vs Capcom is the voice actor Eri Kitamura, who voices Yatterman-1 and... JURI!

From SF Blog (via Shizowa):

"

You might know Eri Kitamura as Yatterman-1 in Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom.
As Yatterman-1, you'd hear the energetic young hero say things like...
"I'm counting on you, Yatter-Wan!" 「頼むぞ、ヤッターワン！」
"The origin of Mecha!" 「メカの素だ！」
"He he, how about that!" 「へへっ、どんなもんだい！」

But as Juri...
"I'll sting you! Down to the bone!" 「食ってやるよ！ 骨までなぁ！」
"Hey there... I'll kill you!" 「そ～ら･･･殺しちゃうよ！」
"Oh you're worthless, I can't feel a thing" 「おまえじゃぁぜんぜんダメ、感じない」

"

Read the rest. I want to express a BIG thanks to the Street Fighter Blog

Inspired by Kotaku:

Deputy Editor Totilo (a small snipit of his words):

"

Capcom was showing a desert level of the company's winter-slated third-person shooter in New York this week. It controlled the same way the demo now available on consoles does, but it presented a new theater of combat. And in that theater were about a dozen human-sized combatants, many wielding super-human-sized guns. I fought alongside three other players on locally-networked Xbox 360s.

Clearing out the enemies triggered the arrival of two beast I can best describe as nimble, blind brontosauruses called Arkid. Though they could not see, they could hear very well. Anyone making a sound with their guns or feet would be mauled. That noisy man was me. A few times.

"

To read the rest of his article, follow this link.