We’ve already seen plenty of big-name games released in February: Evolve, Dragon Ball Xenoverse, Don Bradman Cricket and The Sims 4. Good games! Hell, we’re still playing at least one of them. It’s not Evolve, I’ll tell you that much. Anyway, the first quarter of the year has become the new breeding ground for big budget releases. And 2016 looks no different.

Street Fighter V might be excluding some people with its exclusivity deal, but that's actually helpful for building a stronger tournament community.

Street Fighter V is going to need some young blood. New fans, new players and all that. But that also means that our vision of Street Fighter has to change if the franchise wants to survive.

Capcom's removed a butt-slapping animation from Street Fighter V's beta - and now there's a petition to stop all of this censorship.

Capcom promises that Street Fighter V will have a depper, broader story mode than previous games. Here's your first glimpse.

Thanks to the recent PC beta, more industrious Street Fighter fans have managed to get their hands on data files for the game. That data-mining divulged that a Balrog reveal is coming, but there’s more than just that fella on the way. There’s five other fighters on the way.

The Sony press conference at Paris Games Week was alright. It had its fair share of high and lowlights. Which we've rounded up below, into one handy-dandy summary post.

And it’s shockingly similar to how fight money works in the real world as well, for actual fist-to-face collisions. Street Fighter V won’t have players throwing Hadokens and tetsukslhfgalskfgalkjghalkghakjsvh attacks for nothing, as matches will reward players over time.