Almost, we are almost there.

In a few months I will sit with one of the best anti-theistic videogames of all time infront of me.

Resident Evil 5 is coming.

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I've taken time to list up a few games which should prove incredibly satisfying to the one with an open-minded way of thinking.

1. Resident Evil 4.

- This, flat out, is one of the most brilliant games of all time. Deeply anti-religious, yet brilliantly disguised.

2. Assassin's Creed.

- Great fun game with a very anti-religious theme, the ending that some people fail to understand, is particularly brilliant.

3. God of War II.

- Can't get more anti-theistic than to play God, walking around killing stuff in very brutal ways. Really makes me think about the old testament God.

4. Resident Evil.

- The start of our deepest nightmare, is it? For some, I would say so. Brilliant story, deeply recommended to everybody with a taste for thinking.

5. LittleBigPlanet.

- A very charming game for the Playstation 3, deeply offensive towards religion once you start to realize what it is all about. A brilliant game!

6. Spore.

- Play God in this game of evolution, breed and watch your characters evolve from amoeba into walking creatures. Evolve and share!

- Happy Hole-days.

Arguably one of the best fighting game songs out there. Ken's theme is awesome, so is Ryu's and Guile's. However fact is, I don't think none of them come near this.

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1. It has a punch to it.

2. It sure as hell has a KICK to it too.

3. Fast.

4. Heavy.

5. Adrenaline pumping..? Listen and find out.

In all, it arguably is one of the most adrenaline pumping fighting game songs of all time. I scored it 100/100.

At 06:37: Doesn't that character look a hell of a lot like Oro?

If you look closely around 06:40, you can even see him chewing like he does in SFIII.

Guy in yellow hat... and very yellow skin... could it be...?

I've seen many pro players not taking advantage of their ULTRA bars to the fullest.

Here are a few examples.

1. Doesn't wanna (forgets to) use it when the opponent has low HP.

Problem here is: Why not safe a win by ULTRA'ing a heavily damaged opponent and take them out using chip damage?

(Chip damage = Block damage.)

2. Save... Save... Save... DIE.

Some people just don't try to throw away an ULTRA because they always think that there might come a better time to use it. Sure, but the longer you wait, the more life you lose. True, you do gain ULTRA meter, but what if you FAIL with the full powered ULTRA?

Some people are so afraid of using their ULTRA that they'd rather die with it full instead of trying to get it out. People who plays like that deserves to get Shoryuken'd by... Scarecrow.. and... Ultima.

3. Metsu Hadouken

I just need to get this out of me. Metsu Hadouken is supposed to be a "cheap win" super. As in, damage the opponent, then take him out with chip damage from the Metsu Hadouken. It has a GREAT chip damage value and should be used as such.

4. Blood Red Claw

I've been thinking about how to properly execute this. I've been figuring that it might be possible to do..

Down(2sec) Up Kick -> FADC -> BRC. Or... Back(2sec) Forward Punch (EX?) -> BRC to BEHIND of the opponent. (Thinking about recovery time.)

That's it for now, to be updated.

The more I wanna reveal it, the less I feel like doing it. That, in its own way, makes no sense whatsoever, thus making this sentence completely unnecessary.

Dudley is a boxer from England with a unique boxing style. The style can be described as fast, and pun'i'shing. The reason to why I "think" he will make it into Street Fighter IV is...

He is/has..

1. Wanted by many.

2. Unique fighting style.

3. ...Who doesn't wanna hear the satisfying sound of "One, Two... The End!"?

4. VS Balrog, anyone?