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Street Fighter V Was Literally Beaten By A Baby

Street Fighter V Was Literally Beaten By A Baby

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The first time I played a fighting game was around early 1995. It was a “free afternoon” at school, and one boy brought his SNES and a copy of the new Mortal Kombat II. We gathered around the game, several people played against each other, and then it became my turn. Only problem was, since I’d never played a fighting game before, I had no idea where to start. So in a last-ditch effort to avoid humiliation, I mashed buttons wildly, hoping to hit the ones that mattered. It turns out, that’s exactly how to succeed at Mortal Kombat II. I won the match easily. This story is relevant because today a video went viral of Street Fighter V being conquered by a literal baby, proving that fighters haven’t changed much. The video was captured and uploaded by someone with the Youtube handle “PapaPaint,” who was playing through the game while his spawn was drooling on the floor. He figured “why not,” eschewed the ESRB rating and handed Baby the

Street Fighter Is Now On Virtual Boy

Street Fighter Is Now On Virtual Boy

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Officially, Capcom never ported any version of Street Fighter II to the Virtual Boy within the eight minutes it was on the market. That leaves things up to homebrew: two hobbyists have put together a fanmade port called “Hyper Fighting” that’s so exact, you would easily mistake it for a real product. Every combatant from the original SFII is playable in this version, and they handle exactly as they did on consoles. There is even two-player support for the Game Link Cable that Nintendo never released (you’ll have to emulate the game to use that function). And, I’m told, the spinning globe on the character select screen looks dazzling in 3D. Hyper Fighting comes on its own custom-printed cartridge, complete with an instruction manual and box. Want one? Can’t have one. Its creators are rightfully afraid of officially selling the game, as even though it goes under a different name, it’s pretty much Street Fighter (and, also, the box displays official Capcom art). Only a select few were given the

Street Fighter V Revealed As PS4 Exclusive

Street Fighter V Revealed As PS4 Exclusive

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A teaser trailer revealing Capcom’s Street Fighter V, apparently meant to debut during the Video Game Awards tonight, was accidentally made public a bit early on Capcom’s YouTube channel this morning. A NeoGAF user caught the teaser and posted its link, which shortly led to Capcom setting the video to “private,” but not before others were able to copy the trailer and the word was officially out. And the game is not for XBox! It will be exclusive to the PC and the PS4, at least for now (we know how long these “exclusive” deals last). The trailer’s narrator takes us through the past 25 years of Street Fighter history before hitting us with new, current-gen footage. Capcom is currently striking down every upload of the trailer with the fury of a thousand Hadoukens, but for those who can’t get lucky and don’t want to wait, we can look at these GIFs from Kotaku: Ryu preparing his fists. Chun-Li back in spikes. Ryu losing the ability to father children. Curiously,