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Knocking out two of your opponent’s characters with only one of your teammates is tough in The King of Fighters XIV. SNK has their own fun little way of acknowledging this: beat two opponents in a row, get a new win pose! Well, sort of. Some are as simple as new voice lines accompanying the old win poses. Still, it’s a nice touch of personality!

Check out the video below to see all the alternate win poses found so far.

Sadly, not every character has a alternate win pose. Perhaps a future update will bring in a few more easter eggs like this?

Source: Gato Ray

Knocking out two of your opponent’s characters with only one of your teammates is tough in The King of Fighters XIV. SNK has their own fun little way of acknowledging this: beat two opponents in a row, get a new win pose! Well, sort of. Some are as simple as new voice lines accompanying the old win poses. Still, it’s a nice touch of personality!

Check out the video below to see all the alternate win poses found so far.

Sadly, not every character has a alternate win pose. Perhaps a future update will bring in a few more easter eggs like this?

Source: Gato Ray

Knocking out two of your opponent’s characters with only one of your teammates is tough in The King of Fighters XIV. SNK has their own fun little way of acknowledging this: beat two opponents in a row, get a new win pose! Well, sort of. Some are as simple as new voice lines accompanying the old win poses. Still, it’s a nice touch of personality!

Check out the video below to see all the alternate win poses found so far.

Sadly, not every character has a alternate win pose. Perhaps a future update will bring in a few more easter eggs like this?

Source: Gato Ray

As the FGC waits with baited breath for the release of Street Fighter V Season 2, there will be a dearth of things to do as the server goes down for maintenance today. What is an anxious player to do?

Well, there’s a host of options, such as playing other games, but here’s a little something special released by producer JFKrateZ to make the wait more bearable. He has released the newest beat in his Beat Fighter V series called Raging Demon. This is the perfect fit for your Tuesday as you wait for the release of Akuma in the Season 2 patch.

Take a listen below, and if you like what you hear, you might want to jam to the rest of the Beat Fighter V project linked above.

Source: FloKO

For fans of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2: the first DLC pack is now available. For the first time in any of the Dragon Ball fighting games you can now play as Cabba and Frost, with a special gameplay trailer of the two accompanying the DLC being posted today.

Also, you can purchase a season pass for the game–that will allow you to access all the DLC packs supplied this season–for a price of $29.99 on Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, or Steam.

Source: Bandai Namco Entertainment America

SNK and Sony are going all-out with releasing the NEO GEO’s classic fighting game archive to the PlayStation 4, as the Japan-exclusive Fu’un Super Combo makes it way to the US PlayStation Network Store today. A port of the PS2 re-release of Savage Reign and Kizuna Encounter, this collection is part of the Import PS2 Classics series, meaning that the in-game text is only available in Japanese.

For those who aren’t familiar with these NEO GEO fighters, Savage Reign is a weapons fighter where players can jump between two planes of movement, with fighters being able to throw their select armaments at opponents positioned above or below them. Kizuna Encounter drops this plane-switching mechanic in exchange for tag battles, where players can swap in certain assists when positioned at specific places on the screen.

Only available for those on the US PSN Store, Fu’un Super Combo is out now for $14.99.

Source: PlayStation Store

Street Fighter has always seemed to have a love affair with hip hop–or perhaps it’s the other way around? Either way, the two seem to flow together perfectly. We have already mentioned many of the tracks that show where the two come together, but rarely do we get a glimpse into why they always live in harmony.

Waypoint has given us an in depth look into the correlation between Street Fighter and hip-hop. While they go over the obvious–such as the hip-hop stylings offered by the Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike soundtrack–they also go further in depth, including a mention of Lupe Fiasco.

Source: Waypoint

Street Fighter has always seemed to have a love affair with hip hop–or perhaps it’s the other way around? Either way, the two seem to flow together perfectly. We have already mentioned many of the tracks that show where the two come together, but rarely do we get a glimpse into why they always live in harmony.

Waypoint has given us an in depth look into the correlation between Street Fighter and hip-hop. While they go over the obvious–such as the hip-hop stylings offered by the Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike soundtrack–they also go further in depth, including a mention of Lupe Fiasco.

Source: Waypoint

UDON pays tribute to iconic comic books past with these great Street Fighter designs.

Fans of both classic comic books and Street Fighter will want these t-shirts from UDON Collectibles twice as much, as UDON has released these designs that pay tribute to some of the most memorable comic books and characters in history. Many of these have been featured as alternate covers to UDON’s Street Fighter Unlimited series; check out these call-outs to The Dark Knight Returns, She-Hulk, Archie, Secret Wars, and more.

They’ll run you about $29.99 USD each over on UDON Collectibles’ storefront, in both men’s and women’s sizes. The “Ken Masters: Cyborg Fighter” design is limited-edition, so don’t dawdle if cyborg-punching is your bag.

Source: UDON Collectibles