“Fighters in Rio” — a new documentary on the Brazilian FGC — now live on YouTube

“From the community, for the community.”

Around this time last year, FGC Rio dropped a teaser trailer for “Fighters in Rio”, an inside look at the Brazilian fighting game community. For those waiting to learn more about the strong scene that’s produced players like Brolynho, Keoma, Tubarão, and more, now’s your chance:

The film focuses on a tournament circuit created by Brolynho, in an attempt to grow the strength of his fellow players in Rio de Janeiro. English subtitles are available.

Source: FGC Rio – Documentário

The Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection gets a Fall 2018 release window, new title in Japan

As previously reported, while the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is available now it the West, the game has been delayed in Japan. This was done so that they could address some fan feedback — apparently relating to the game’s lack of Japanese text, and character names.

While initially, the release date was marked as “to be determined”, we now have a release window for the game in Japan. Capcom has announced that the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection will have a Fall 2018 release window in Japan.

“We apologize for the trouble this may have caused to those of you who were looking forward to it,” states producer Tomoaki Ayano, “but please wait a little longer for additional new information besides the release period.”

In line with this, the game will now be called the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection International when it hits Japan later this year.

Meanwhile, for the rest of the world, the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is now available for PlayStation 4, PC, Xbox One, and Switch.

Source: Capcom