Capcom Confirms Spring 2016 Release for Street Fighter V

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Like many companies, Capcom will be attending PAX East this weekend to show off current and upcoming titles in their video game stable. And where there’s a convention, there’s a ton of merchandise for sale, but when’s the last time a t-shirt reveal was used to announce a release date?

In a roundup of the swag they will be offering to attendees over the next few days, Capcom-Unity may have inadvertently mentioned that Street Fighter V will arrive in spring 2016, confirming details we reported shortly after the game debuted.

Launching earlier in the year will likely give many key tournaments, including Evolution and Community Effort Orlando, the opportunity to include Street Fighter V in their competitive lineups. Whether they will utilize PlayStation 4 or PC remains to be seen, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves.

Street Fighter V is currently in development by Capcom and Dimps. A beta is planned before its official launch, and will be accessible by those who pre-order.

Source: Capcom-Unity via Wario64

Amnat Ruenroeng outpoints Zou Shiming

IBF flyweight champion Amnat Ruenroeng (15-0, 5 KOs) defeated previously unbeaten two-time Olympic gold medalist Zou Shiming (6-1, 1 KOs) by a unanimous decision on Saturday night at the Cotai Arena, Venetian Resort in Macao, China.
With the capacity crowd behind him, Zou challenged a man he had already beaten twice as a amateur, but the Chinese boxer ultimately came up short in his first world title fight as a professional.
Zou and Amnat met for the fourth time in their careers, with Zou…

Final Fantasy XV: The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Same

The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Same

Final Fantasy XV and its more modern fantasy setting and main cast of friends within a darker action-driven RPG story might not seem quite like the Final Fantasy we’re all familiar with. After playing through a roughly hour-long demo of the game, as the old saying goes – the more things change, the more they stay the same.