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UPDATE: Sign ups on the website are currently broken and are being repaired. I apologize; we'll let you know when they're live again.

I'm sure you heard about the amazing Street Fighter IV event we threw in LA back in July. At the time, we pledged to hold more events just like it (if not better!) around the country, to try and reach as many of you street fighters as possible. I'm stoked to let you know that the next Street Fighter Club (henceforth: sfc) is On Like the proverbial Donkey Kong. We're continuing our coastal theme, this time out relocating from LA to Brooklyn. New Yorkers, get ready to show us your skillz! If you have not already registered to be a part of the sfc event and reserve your spot (and free t-shirt, poster, soap and other goodies!), do so now through sfc.com.

We aren't ready to give up the goods on the actual address yet, but I can tell you that the site is really, really cool and totally underground. I Am 8-bit main man Jon Gibson is going to be helping us again, and he's outdoing himself this time around in terms of setting atmosphere. You will not believe what we're going to create in BKLN, so if you live in NYC, close to NYC or can get your ass to NYC on Oct. 24, do so. Pictures will not do the night justice.

Each sfc is going a feature a different, cool design, produced EXCLUSIVELY for sfc by different artists and design companies. The goal with the designs and shirts is "secret geek," meaning a design that you can wear on your body that won't frighten off girls but will get you slow nods of appreciation from those in the gamer know. This time around, the literally electrifying design of the t-shirt and poster has been created by Meat Bun. As you can see, these guys know games and know design. Check out some of the other shirts they have on sale: I rock the 1942 "Cammy" shirt and the Nintendo-themed "The Four" shirt all the time.

We'll be bringing the console versions of SFIV (with Sakura and Akuma unlocked!) and so-close-to-final-it-hurts Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix. You'll be able to play both these games on quality HDTVs, which should be a big improvement to the janky bootleg SFIV set-ups that have quietly popped up around the US.

Biggest downer for me is that I will not be able to personally attend this sfc, but we hope that you can. Spread the word, we want all New York/East Coast street fighters to attend! At least, as many of you as we can pack into the space. See you on the Street Fighter Club group here on Unity!