This week’s Spring update focused on new characters, content and tournaments that’ll be coming to the game, which includes brawlers such as Rose, Oro, and Rival Schools' Akira as a guest star. Rose will land in Street Fighter V on April 19, and her new V-Skill Soul Fortune allows her to either buff herself or debuff an opponent with an arsenal of tarot cards. Other than that, Street Fighter 4 players will find a largely familiar moveset to reacquaint themselves with.

There’s a shocking lack of asphalt punching or tarmac headlocks in Street Fighter games, with most of the action focused on competitors fighting each other instead. False advertising, am I right? Anyway, the Street Fighter V roster has grown nicely over the years, and it’s about ready to introduce a final season of new characters to the mix in the Champion Edition of the game.

Warner Bros. has rescheduled a bunch of some of the studio's biggest upcoming films for the next few years.

Taika Waititi will once again be bringing the thunder as the New Zealand filmmaker has reportedly been confirmed to write/direct a still-untitled fourth Thor movie for Marvel Studios.

Based on Katsuhiro Otomo’s cult classic manga series and directed by him as well, Akira was a groundbreaking mix of animation techniques and narrative at the time, the spark that helped fan the flames for an anime inferno in the west in the years to come. Since then, new Akira content has pretty much been relegated to nothing more than homages to Kanada’s infamous motorcycle slide in other media, but that’s all about to change in the next couple of years.

It looks like the long-struggling Akira Hollywood adaptation may finally be happening. However, if leaks of the current synopsis are to be believed, there are several changes in store for fans from the original.

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Akira is such a popular and iconic anime film, that its difficult to imagine exactly how Hollywood could make a live-action version of the film and do it justice. Taika Waititi has some ideas on how he might go ahead with this project.