Here’s a round-up of some of the best gags that went viral yesterday, and maybe a few jokes that we kind of wish were actually real.

The art of sword fighting has always been intimately connected with nobility and Raphael fully embodies a noble warrior spirit in SOULCALIBUR VI!

Bandai Namco might be ready to throw in the towel on Soulcalibur 6 if it flops in October, as the publisher is just about ready to give up on the tale of swords and gravity-defying cleavage.

You can run. You can cry. You can even try to hide. Hell, you’re going to be doing all of that real soon, as Tekken 7 is getting its wildest guest character yet: The Walking Dead’s Negan.

Much like in previous years, EVO 2018 will have several games from the genre on the floor. Champions from Tekken, Street Fighter and Super Smash Bros. will all compete for glory next month, but here’s the shocker: Street Fighter V isn’t the game that’s drawing the most entrants this year. In a stunning reversal, it’s Arc System Works and Bandai Namco that have the most popular game around this year, in the form of Dragon Ball FighterZ.

It just wouldn’t be SoulCalibur without a certain other warrior though. A character whose signature look is always in flux, weird and just downright goofy at times, albeit from another fighting game franchise that Bandai Namco owns. I’m talking about Tekken’s Yoshimitsu of course. Here he is, in all his magnificently odd glory.

Already arriving with Street Fighter’s Akuma in the main roster, Tekken 7 will also soon add Fatal Fury’s Geese Howard to the mix. So what’s the secret? How does a game like Tekken choose a guest character? “It was kind of a different circumstance from Akuma. The decision making occurred outside of Tekken 7 and outside of initial planning,” series head Katushiro Harada said to Game Informer.

Get ready for some swords and sorcery action, as Final Fantasy XV's Noctis is getting ready to enter the King Of The Iron Fist Tournament in Tekken 7.