Beginning with an innocent twitpic, the Street Fighter IV Cozy (not to be confused with the products of the wholly unrelated Snuggie corporation) has taken the internet by storm. 

I'm happy (and sad, and then happy again) to say Unity actually has one of these to give away, and it can be yours.  Just post a comment telling us which Street Fighter should (or shouldn't) be wearing this, we'll pick a winner at random, and then you will instantly become the most (or least, or both) awesome kid on your whole block.

** please note that our model is a) very petite b) in Los Angeles in the middle of a warm day, so she is probably not as happy about additional warm, snug coziness as you will be.

The SFIV tournament scene is as hot as ever, and California has two big events coming up over the next two weekends. 

The first is ActivegamersLA is putting on a crazy shindig full of Street Fighter goodness near Los Angeles, this coming weekend (Nov 14-15th). 

Part costume contest, part birthday party, and part high-stakes tournament, familiar faces like Justin Wong will be there to battle it out on games including Street Fighter IV, Street Fighter III: Third Strike, and Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix.

Mark and Chris from the Mad Catz crew will also be there, giving you a chance to try out their new Marvel vs Capcom 2 stick. Get the full details here.

Last but definitely not least is the long-running annual throwdown at the NorCal Regionals, on November 21 and 22nd.

Northern California's finest will assemble to face off against the best from around the nation in Sunnyvale, CA, near their ancestral arcade home.  Northern California is a notorious hotspot for Street Fighter, having produced MANY great champions, and they'll all be in attendance, so it's guaranteed fun. 

Two fun events on back-to-back weekends, and both events will be streaming the Street Fighter action live.  If you're unlucky, you'll hear me doing some play-by-play from the NorCal Regionals, and if you're *really* unlucky, I might actually see you there.

The SSFIV team has updated their development blog, and Eventhubs has done a great job putting the translated info into a nicely digestible format.

They go in-depth on a number of points, so it's a long read, but very worth your time (and to add to what has already been said, yes, you CAN record and save your matches at will).

Check it out here.

Game-design geeks Gamasutra sat down for a nice long-form interview with Tatsunoko Vs Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars producer Ryota Niitsuma. 

They talk about the project's origins, working on the Wii, balancing and more.  Check it out here. 

This exclusive preview from RESIDENT EVIL #3 (of 6) gives you superstar artist Al Barrionuevo's 2-page origin story of Special Ops Agent Holiday Sugarman right here on Unity.  This book was written by Ricardo Sanchez, with art by Jheremy Raapack (and of course Al Barrionuevo), and cover by Kevin Sharpe. 

Videogame industry writer Ricardo Sanchez brings the bio-weapons of Resident Evil to the jungles of South America! Follow two agents as they unravel the connections between a Space Station, a telepathic G-Virus and Geisel Industries.

This goes on sale this Wednesday, November 11th. You can find a few more preview shots of RE#3 over at IGN.