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Seth Killian dropped by GameStop to spill a little more news about the upcoming states-side release of Tatsunoko vs. Capcom. This time he's showing off a new U.S. only character, being played by a "special guest." The goodness starts at around 8:50 in the video.

Another Famitsu leak finally gives us some details on a few character's 2nd ultra moves and 3rd outfits. Check it out, and hit the new information discussion thread to talk about it.

It looks like Viper gets a dive kick ultra. Ryu gets a new outfit and his rumored Metsu Shoryuken. Cammy seems to have some sort of Hooligan Roll ultra, and Fuerte looks to have a grab of his own as well, as expected I'm sure. Also, a peek at Chun's new outfit. Enjoy! ...

Evolution 2010 is coming, and you need to be there. No where else can you experience the thrill of open tournament play on this scale. Thousands of players from all over the world will come to test their skills, and stay to enjoy the biggest display of fighting game talent of the year.

Now, you can bring your travel plans to the world's premier fighting game event one step closer to fruition. Evo2k10 will take place in Las Vegas' famous Caesars Palace resort from July 9th until July 11th. Starting today, you can secure your place in history by reserving your room at Caesars under Evo's discounted group rate website.

There are simply no substitutes to staying in the hotel where the event is taking place. If this is your first trip out to see or participate in the festivities, remember that splitting your room with a handful of friends or community members can save you a ton of dough. On top of this, the Evo-block of rooms will all be in the newly renovated Forum or Palace Tower areas of the hotel, so you'll be staying in style. These rooms even have an LCD television behind the bathroom mirror, so you can get your bathroom Marvel on!

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Whether you are just starting out or you have been playing fighting games for ages and you have hit a plateau, everyone has asked themselves this question at one time or another. Just how the hell am I supposed to be training to get good at this game? The fact of the matter is that there are ALOT of people that have no idea how to train or what they should be doing to improve their game. They spend countless hours playing ranked matches or going to arcades and they simply don't get better or they improve for a short time and then their growth sort of flat lines.

It's simple really. Getting the most of your training isn't just about logging in the time. It's about honing in on problem areas of your game as well as developing awareness about different game concepts. You need to set clear cut goals to work towards if you want to see results.
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I've written up a work log from my experience in building my first stick. Hopefully this is useful for anyone else out there that has wanted to build a stick but didn't quite know how. I've gone from a first timer's perspective, and tried to break down everything that went into the build: the parts I had to buy, tools, accessories, mistakes, victories, etc. I've included most of the pictures I re ...

Capcom has updated their Super Street Fighter IV blog. This blog talks primarily about the stages. My partial translation is after the jump. ...