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04.16.12
Review: Make Room For Skullgirls On Your Fighting Roster (Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network)

The fighting game market is still thriving quite well these days, with thousands of players stepping up for tournaments and proving their worth in games like Mortal Kombat, King of Fighters XIII and Street Fighter x Tekken, among others.  But by no means should you ignore the “little guys”, the teams that are still making less-than-popular fighting games that are just as good as the “big boys”.  Case in point – Skullgirls, the latest from Revenge Labs and their respective publishers at Autumn Games and Konami, has finally arrived on Xbox Live and PlayStation Network after what seems like years in development.  And now that it’s here, you shouldn’t dare miss it.

06.21.11
Street Fighter and Tekken's Best Clash Fists in New Screens for Street Fighter X Tekken
The world of fighting games have become quite familiar with two franchises battling it out for supremacy in one game. We have seen many different iterations of this from X-Men Vs. Street Fighter to Capcom Vs. SNK, and all of these games have done pretty well for themselves. It would come as no surprise that eventually Street Fighter and Tekken would cross paths at some point, and they will some time next year in Street Fighter X Tekken (pronounced Street Fighter cross Tekken). Here are a few screens to give you an idea of what to expect from the upcoming fighting game.
07.18.10
Comic Con 2010: Capcom Says More Street Fighter Movies Are in Development

HONOLULU, Hawaii – When it comes to the Hollywood convergence game, Capcom’s partnership with Impact Pictures on the Resident Evil movies has resulted in the second biggest franchise for Sony Pictures behind Spider-Man. With a fourth movie, Resident Evil: Afterlife, coming to theaters September 10 in 3D, and big budget movie adaptions of Lost Planet, Dark Void, and Onimusha in the works, what went wrong (twice) with the Street Fighter movies? Capcom’s vice president of strategic planning and business development, Christian Svensson, talks about Capcom’s Hollywood game and confirms that the game maker has not abandoned the Street Fighter movie franchise in this exclusive interview from Captivate 2010.

12.24.09
Videogames Are the New Comics in Hollywood

Despite the box office disappointments of most videogame adaptations for the big screen and the complete collapse of recent big budget attempts at turning Halo and BioShock into films, Hollywood remains infatuated with videogames and the millions of devoted gamers around the globe that they can tap into. But more often than not, Hollywood just doesn’t get it. And we’re not even talking about Uwe Boll and his bombs.