The most recent entry in Japan's new Super Street Fighter 4 blog brings a truckload of goodness, featuring 100% less coy Shiozawa hijinks and tons of great discussion from the devs about almost every aspect of the game, from the look, to the character balance, character models, computer difficulty, sequels, and more.
The fine folk at Eventhubs have kindly posted the whole translation, complete with included pictures. Head here to read the whole thing--one of the juiciest pieces of direct-from-Japan info the blog has ever seen, and a great look into the minds of the people that really went the extra mile on SFIV.
Translation courtesy of Jigsaw, and thanks to George for the full post.
She's topping the list of yahoo.com's most popular Halloween costumes, beating out perennial sexpots Little Red Riding Hood, and Betty Boop, and "Duke" from G.I. Joe.
I, for one, thoroughly approve. You can Chun-ify yourself here (and probably lots of other places too).
Ever wonder "Hey, which country can we hold responsible for Sodom anyway?" Then this beautiful world map of Street Fighters is for you.
I got to see an in-progress version of this when I stopped by earlier this week for the always joyous TalkRadar (that's a podcast kids, though I can't stand saying the word "podcast"), but with this fully-operational battlestation from the GamesRadar crew, you can see at a glance just who comes from where, and why! Okay, there is no "why," but this is still my new desktop.
Capcom will be auctioning off this awesome custom SF2 cabinet (hand-painted by UDON's Long Vo) next week at the games' industry annual Nite2Unite charity dinner. While that puts the auction itself out of reach of a lot of you, our own Kevin has caught papercraft fever and cooked up a beautiful, print-out-able version of the cabinet as well.
While only one lucky duck will take home the cabinet, the magic of papercraft, turns us all into winners. Kind of.
Print out the image below, and get to folding (he put a finished version up on the infamous Capcom whiteboard)
