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Capcom Addresses Street Fighter V’s PC Security Concerns on Steam, Encourages Users to Update

The September 22 update for Street Fighter V–containing Urien, and a host of other changes–caused a lot of headaches for PC users, bringing about technical issues and security concerns that prompted Capcom to roll back part of the 1.09 update on PC.

Capcom has since taken to the Steam Community page to confirm to users that the quick-fix patch offered on September 23 indeed removes the aforementioned security risk, and encourages PC users to install it. They also indicate that a future tool, available in the next few days, will automatically remove the offending insecure file (presumably Capcom.sys, reported to remain in the system folder post-rollback, prompting many users to remove it manually).

Read their original statement on the Steam Community here.

Source: Steam Community via Street Fighter (Twitter)

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Dan Salvato Announces 20XX Tournament Edition v.2b

Focusing his next update of this Super Smash Bros. Melee mod around fan feedback, Dan Salvato has released a new trailer for 20XX Tournament Edition, detailing all of the new features in version 2b. Version 2b will be available for download on October 11th, with the beta version being available now, should you wish to test it out. If you buy a 20XXTE memory card from the The Big House 6 shop on smash.gg, it will have version 2b loaded onto it, so no worries about you needing to update. Once released, you can just update your own 20XX TE memory card by copying the update data onto your memory card, and as long as you do not overwrite or delete your TE Settings file, all of your nametags and save data should remain in tact.

The main features in this update include smaller file sizes for replay data, a special hand warmer mode where players can warm up without fear of damaging the other player, added training mode features, and much more. 20XX Tournament Edition will be used during Smash Summit 3 and will act as a great demonstration of how this souped-up version of Melee can really aid the running of tournaments. You can find out more information on the mod and a full list of all the changes on its official website.

Source: Dan Salvato

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Hybrid Wars Released on Steam & GoG

Wargaming has sent word that its top-down shooter is now available on both GoG and Steam. Players can grab a Standard Edition for $17.99 or the Deluxe Edition for $19.99, each with the base game and other in-game items.

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Hybrid Wars Released on Steam & GoG

Wargaming has sent word that its top-down shooter is now available on both GoG and Steam. Players can grab a Standard Edition for $17.99 or the Deluxe Edition for $19.99, each with the base game and other in-game items.

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Naked Doom Nearly Ready for Early Access

According to a new developer blog post on the MetaArcade site, the team is moving full steam ahead into early access for the first of its adventures called Naked Doom. In addition, the next adventure is already in the works with Tunnels & Trolls creator Ken St. Andre “remastering Deathtrap Equalizer Dungeon” using the MetaArcade platform.

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GamerBee Talks with Logan-sama about His Transition to Street Fighter V on the Jump-In Podcast

Zowie’s Bruce “GamerBee” Hsiang has been on a tear lately. The Taiwanese player–who has been one of the crowd favorites since his debut at Evolution 2010–had some difficulties in adapting to Street Fighter V, but has since won two premier events in Japan Cup and EGX in as many weeks.

Today, GamerBee sits down with Logan-sama for the sixteenth episode of the Jump-In Podcast. In this episode, they talk about Hsiang’s transition and breakdown the differences between the Street Fighter IV series and Street Fighter V. They also go over his matches with Ryan Hart, and his general strategy with Necalli. They also discuss why the Adon main gravitated toward Necalli in this iteration of the series.

Source: The Jump-In