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Street Fighter V’s character select screen is pretty spiffy, thanks in part to its rocking theme and out-of-this-world background. But have you ever wished you could duke it out there instead of whichever stage you picked beforehand?

Well, it looks like your prayers have been answered. A new glitch has been discovered that allows competitors to play in space. Take a look below.

Although the bug essentially adds a bonus stage to the mix, why it happens in the first place is still a mystery. Rumors are floating around that pressing the Share button as the regular arena is loading on PlayStation 4 might be the cause, presumably because it interrupts that process, but we haven’t been able to reproduce the glitch ourselves.

Have you seen this bug in the wild? Feel free to let us know in the comments and, as always, be careful while experimenting with stuff glitches and the like. Don’t want to lose all that precious Fight Money!

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We’re a week into the life of Street Fighter V and Desk has continued to work his magic through a number of new video segments. We’ve included four of latest newest offerings below for your viewing pleasure.

While not the most combo-heavy character in the game, Zangief can pull off some impressive feats by wading through several blows before finally unleashing his own attacks. This first video involves plenty of armor and several different ways for the Red Cyclone to combo into grabs.

Desk dedicates this next video to the dreadlocked fighter, Necalli. While many of the combos presented in this bit of footage aren’t too far out of the ordinary, Desk does include a few cases demonstrating the character’s juggle potential that may raise some eyebrows.

Sometimes it’s fun to have a way to smack opponents around after their life bars have emptied. When it comes to this sort of postmortem pummeling, no one in Street Fighter V can top Birdie. As Desk demonstrates below, the grappler has a number of ways to waste everyone’s time after leaving a round victorious–for added troll points, of course.

Sure, regular combos are exciting, but what about mid-combo meaties? In his most recent bit of footage, the combo creator shows how a delayed cancel into a dragon punch can affect Ken’s combo potential.

We round this segment out with Desk’s aptly named “Weird Stuff” video. For the next few minutes, you’re going to witness some seriously goofy interactions including backwards parries, F.A.N.G extending his opponent’s combos, wacky hitboxes, folks rapidly wiggling under a hovering Dhalsim, and much more. You’ve probably run into some of these interactions before, but you’re certain to see something new here.

If you missed Desk’s previous Street Fighter V videos, you can find them here.

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