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Street Fighter 4 Story Trailer

By Gavin Mannion
February 3, 2009
in :  Gaming
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So after our disappointing news earlier about Capcom I thought it would be a good idea to post this new Street Fighter 4 video that Fox1 sent in… you know, so that we can all see what we can’t get. I have never been a Street Fighter 4 fan myself but I have to say the hype that is building …

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Small Capcom Update – Who has Capcom now?

By Gavin Mannion
February 3, 2009
in :  Gaming
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The simplest things in life can often turn out to be an absolute nightmare and I am starting to think that is what this Capcom issue is about to become. I posted on the weekend about the rumours of SK Gaming losing the Capcom licence and said that I would send out the obligatory emails and let you know what’s …

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Street Fighter IV Achievements Revealed : Harder Than a Kick to the Face

By Geoffrey Tim
February 2, 2009
in :  Gaming
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Capcom’s fourth main entry in their seminal fighting series is nearly upon us. Having spent entirely too much time playing previous incarnations in my wayward youth, my excitement levels are becoming palpable. The Gamerscore courtesans among us will be glad to know that the list of achievements for the game has been revealed – but those of you looking for …

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Street Fighter IV Coming to PC later

By Nick De Bruyne
October 24, 2008
in :  Gaming
5

SCIV.jpg Capcom have confirmed to IGN that Street Fighter IV will be releasing this winter (our summer). What it is interesting is that the PC version is only going to be released after the console version. Now, is this only because they will need to port it over to the PC (Don't they have a "export from Xbox 360 to PC" button?), or is it because they are pulling an EndWar maneuver and releasing it later to avoid piracy. We have no confirmation as yet but will follow up when we hear more.

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What were the top games at Leipzig '08

By Nick De Bruyne
August 29, 2008
in :  Gaming
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This years convention at Leipzig brought forth a ton of new content for us to check out and also showed off a lot of games that we can all be looking forward to in the future. It must be said that Sony definitely cleaned up this time around and had a very strong showing. So then, what were the best games shown at Leipzig this year? Eurogamer have posted up a full list of what games they thought were the best in each category and also included runner-ups.... Best Single Player Game: Heavy Rain I still don't entirely know if this game it going to deliver on what is being promised by the developers but I do still think that the game has massive potential and could prove me incredibly wrong. The fact that the developers of Heavy Rain were responsible for some very good and under-appreciated games, namely Fahrenheit (Project Ego) and Omikron make me definitely want to give them the benefit of the doubt. Runners-Up Dead Space Fallout 3 Mirror's Edge Resident Evil 5 Best Multiplayer Game: LittleBigPlanet This game is looking like a sure fire winner long before its even hit the shelves. So much hype and buzz is flying around about this game and I have had more than a handful of people tell me that they are looking to buy a Playstation 3 just to play this game. The combination of all the features that this game is offering means that both casual and hardcore games will be able to enjoy hours of fun and multiplayer and sharing goodness.... Runners-Up Left 4 Dead Warhammer Online Battlefield Heroes Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 Best new IP: LittleBigPlanet What more can I say.... Runners-Up Heavy Rain InFamous Mirror's Edge Spore Best Visual Impact: Heavy Rain There is no doubting that the visuals in this game are looking mind-blowing.... It's all looking super realistic and may be the first truly cinematic experience that we will see on a console. Runners-Up LittleBigPlanet MadWorld Mirror's Edge Prince of Persia Best Comeback: Street Fighter 4 With a great new look and visual style, Street Fighter returns for another go. I really respect that the developers, while switching over to some very smooth 3D graphics, have decided to keep the gameplay the same as the old 2D versions and only tweak and change a system that has been popular for an incredibly long amount of time.... Runners-Up Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts Operation Flashpoint 2 Diablo III Fallout 3 The line up is looking pretty good and Sony really seemed to bring as much as they could to the table this time around.

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