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-At the beginning, we can see the official localizations of Bullet's moveset. -At 41:18, we can see that Mu's new move, Ikutachi, is being localized as Ikutachi Blade. -Black Onslaught II can be heard in a couple of matches near the end. (We've already heard BO2, but if you wanted another sample, there you go.)

He's banned because he was released so close to the tournament, not because of the glitch.

More costume teasers!

Demon

Oh, whoops! Sorry about that.

Actually, CP is being localized by an undisclosed third party. EDIT: Nevermind, ASW is doing the localization.

Leviathan's voiced by Liam O'Brien.

General Zod confirmed!

Aksys has confirmed that there is one more DLC newcomer to be revealed.

The way I see it is this: competitive fighting games are a test of skill, correct? (All forms of competition are a test of something.) Fighting games, however, are not just a test of strategic ability, they are a test of technical skills as well. With that in mind I believe that making things too easy would be a bad idea. Let's use chess as an analogy. In chess, next to no skill is required to pick up a piece and move it to where you want. The game is a test of pure strategy and tactics; all of the skill and difficulty involved with that game stems entirely from the strategic end of things. Now let's say that someone created a new form of chess called dart chess. The rules are exactly the same except for that, whenever you try to take your opponent's piece you must throw three darts at a board from a specific distance away and score a certain amount of points otherwise your opponent captures your piece instead. This form of chess is no longer just a test of just strategy and tactics, it is now also a test of technical ability (throwing darts in this case). In order to be good at this game you not only have to have to be smarter than your opponent you also need to be good at throwing darts as well. Fighting games are like dart chess. Most of them are not and should not be just a pure test of strategy (things like Senor Footsies are exceptions). They are also testing things like your reactions, the best combo you can do consistently in a given situation, how good you are at blocking, how good you are at creating tight, effective blockstrings, etc. I'm not advocating making fighting games prohibitively hard to play. In fact I believe that the ideal for fighting games is to be easy to learn, difficult to master and also that there is such a thing as something that's too difficult and needs to be made easier. Nevertheless, a beginner shouldn't be able to pull of everything in the game right out of the gate unless they are experienced with other fighters or extraordinarily talented. They should be able to perform all of their character's moves, most of the system mechanics, basic movement for most characters, and at least a couple of suboptimal, beginner-level combos. Everything else should require skill and\or a decent amount of practice.

It's canon, but there's next to no fighting and only slightly more plot. It's mostly fanservice and high school shenanigans.

Super Turbo, which is short for Super Street Fighter II Turbo

http://jjba.wikia.com/wiki/King_Crimson The way I understand it is this: Say I was going to run over to Diavolo, punch him in the face, and then walk two steps back. Let's also say that it takes exactly 10 seconds from the time I start running to the time I finish that second step. My fist hits his face at exactly the 6th second and my foot starts moving to take the first step back at exactly the 7th second. Diavolo uses King Crimson to erase the period of time inbetween the 6th and 7th seconds. What actually happens in this case would be that I get to the point right before impact (5.9999etc seconds) and then the universe skips ahead to 7.1 seconds. Anything that happened during that lost second (in this scenario, the impact) didn't actually happen. I hope that makes sense and I could have some things wrong. If so I apologize.

Game's out! Livestream: http://live.nicovideo.jp/watch/lv139218124?ref=ser&amp Mamizou was just confirmed! EDIT: Newcomer Hata no Kokoro confirmed!

Koishi Komeiji confirmed today! /unexpected out of 10

I'm pulling for Raven, That Man, and Izuna myself. July, Gabriel, Tyr, and Fanny would be cool. I expect Sin to be in. Dr. Paradigm and Valentine are maybes. Crow could maybe get in with a mech suit of some kind. I kind of want Mizuha. I think that Judgment is dead, though a toned down version would be cool. (Not that being dead stops Kliff or Justice, not to mention the fact that we have Order-Sol.)

I just got home and saw this and right now I'm more hype right now than I was during any part of the Skullgirls IGG campaign (and I was crazy hype during that time). There are not words in any language on this earth that can describe how awesome this is.