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The official Bandai Namco YouTube page uploaded a video officially advertising an update for Shadow Mewtwo, Braixen and Garchomp to Japanese Arcades. The announcement is innocuous enough–until they slip in an announcement that “New Battle Pokémon are Set to Join!”

The announcement comes hot on the heels of Reddit data miners discovering new files in 1.3 that reference three Pokémon not in the game: Empoleon, Darkrai, and Scizor. You can read more into the data itself here.

While the identity of the future Pokémon may be in the air, this video release certainly does nothing to remove the speculation caused by the data miners. Though this does make one wonder why no announcement surrounding this video made its way to the E3 floor.

Sources: Bandai Namco, Reddit

Since Capcom joined forces with Red Bull, we’ve started to see the impact on the fighting game scene, such as the recently announced “Proving Grounds” tournaments in several North American cities.

We already knew that Street Fighter V producer Tomoyaki Ayano had begun collaboration with Red Bull BC One, who sponsor b-boy dance competitions around the world. Thanks to this collaboration, this year they’ll sponsor five hip hop dance workshops and exhibitions in South Africa, France, Italy, Ukraine, and Japan with a “twist of eSport.”

Their latest video to promote this set of events features four b-boy All-Stars: Hong 10, Menno, Lilou, and Neguin, who battle it out dance-style while cosplaying as Ken, F.A.N.G, M. Bison, and Rashid.

Check out the teaser below, and for the full video, which features two choreographed Street Fighter V “fights,” head over to the Red Bull BC One website.

Source: Red Bull BC One

Since Capcom joined forces with Red Bull, we’ve started to see the impact on the fighting game scene, such as the recently announced “Proving Grounds” tournaments in several North American cities.

We already knew that Street Fighter V producer Tomoyaki Ayano had begun collaboration with Red Bull BC One, who sponsor b-boy dance competitions around the world. Thanks to this collaboration, this year they’ll sponsor five hip hop dance workshops and exhibitions in South Africa, France, Italy, Ukraine, and Japan with a “twist of eSport.”

Their latest video to promote this set of events features four b-boy All-Stars: Hong 10, Menno, Lilou, and Neguin, who battle it out dance-style while cosplaying as Ken, F.A.N.G, M. Bison, and Rashid.

Check out the teaser below, and for the full video, which features two choreographed Street Fighter V “fights,” head over to the Red Bull BC One website.

Source: Red Bull BC One