Watch Street Fighter 5 Played by Two of the World's Best Combatants

More footage of Street Fighter V has emerged online, this time from a public exhibition involving two of the highest ranked players in the world.

Daigo Umehara, still best known for his electrifying Daigo comeback video, and his current worldwide number two rank on Street Fighter IV (according to Shoryuken), took on Bruce "GamerBee" Hsiang (ranked eighth) at the Taipei Game Show over the weekend.

The footage is somewhat familiar, with both Ryu and Chun-Li facing off against each other in the same city and noodles restaurant stage as in the reveal trailer. However it nevertheless offers more insight into how the game differs from Street Fighter 4, showing that Chun Li can now air-juggle with sweeps, and Ryu has an anti-air attack that can combo into a Dragon Punch.

Meanwhile, GamerBee is shown spending all three blocks of his EX gauge to enter a limited-time heightened state, where he streams out a succession of fireballs. Whether this can be used by all characters is still unclear.

Street Fighter 5 is a PlayStation 4 and PC exclusive, and publisher Capcom says owners of both copies can play each other online.

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Explosive Just Cause 3 Screens Leak Online

A selection of new Just Cause 3 images have emerged online, showcasing some of the crazier methods of traversing the game's fictional Mediterranean archipelago, Medici.

Publisher Square Enix has yet to issue these images to the press, but they have been discovered ahead of embargo and circulated on a NeoGAF thread.

In the gallery below, hero Rico Rodriguez can be seen skydiving with a wingsuit, tethering himself to an attack chopper, and commandeering a fighter jet. The images also flaunt the game's sun-kissed locations and depth of explosion effects. Take a closer look in the gallery below, along with a selection of older images.

The Just Cause 3 release date has been pencilled in for 2015, though no further details are available yet. The game will ship on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

It is said that the game features a 400 square-mile map, with all three main areas available to explore from the onset. Throughout the game, you encounter enemy bases, propaganda billboards, and loudspeakers, which you must destroy in order to "capture" the area. Doing so means you're able to fast travel and save vehicles there.

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UK Chart: Advanced Warfare Edges Ahead Amid Sales Trudge

Now two months since the last major game entered the UK market, familiar faces continue to hold the top spots despite their collective slowdown in sales.

Grand Theft Auto V falls to second with a seven percent reduction in sales from last week, FIFA 15 drops five percent and falls to third, while Deep Silver's Saints Row IV remaster holds forth after a 38 percent sales slump.

Activision's Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is one of the only games in the top ten that has increased in sales, climbing up 27 percent and entering first place.

Far Cry 4, Minecraft, Assassin's Creed Unity and Destiny hold their spots in the top ten, while a recent promotion has helped the 2013 shooter Call of Duty: Ghosts land at seventh.

A new game was scheduled to enter the UK market this week, in the form of the zombie survival FPS Dying Light, but due to distribution problems it has been delayed to February 27. the game is available via digital stores, however these are not counted in the UK charts.

The full top ten follows:

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This Pixelated Simpsons Intro Is So Good You'll Be Amazed It's Not Official

From pixel artists Paul Robertson and Ivan Dixon comes a new Simpsons intro, a remake that's so good you might think it's actually official. It's not, but wow--even the culminating couch gag is great.

The video features music from Jeremy Dower, doing his best to re-imagine Danny Elfman's classic theme with a new chip-tune sound.

Robertson and Dixon didn't just remake the well-known intro, they added to it with even more Simpsons references. You'll notice that Frank Grimes (with a halo over his head) makes an appearance, along with Poochie and Stampy the elephant, among others.

You'll definitely want to watch the whole thing. And after you're done, click through the names to find more from the very-talented artists: Robertson, Dixon, and Dower.

Via: Polygon

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Watch Star Citizen Devs Talk Wormholes, In-Game AR, and Much More

Last week, Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games held its 2015 Town Hall presentation at PAX South, where it discussed various aspects of the space sim at length. Yesterday, Cloud Imperium uploaded videos of the presentation to YouTube, where you can watch the developers discuss the game's wormholes, persistent universe, and much more.

In the first part of the persistent universe presentation (above), you can see some early NPC character models, and early concept footage of what jump point navigation will look like. It also includes footage of Star Citizen's in-game AR, MobiGlas. It's a functional, contextual interface solution for shopping, accessing information, and any other part of the game where you'd need a menu or head-up display (HUD). You can read an exhaustive explanation of the team's plan for MobiGlass on Star Citizen's website.

Overall there's around six hours Star Citizen talk, which you can find in the links below

Star Citizen, which is already the most successful crowdfunded project in history, is now closing in on $72 million, up from $70 million just a week ago.

For more on Star Citizen and Roberts himself, check out part one and part two of GameSpot's interview with the legendary designer.

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Twitch Hits 100 Million Monthly Viewers

Last year, Twitch hit the impressive milestone of 100 million unique viewers per month, the games streaming service has announced.

Twitch launched a little website yesterday highlighting that impressive number and other stats from 2014. Last year, the site also hit a peak of 1 million concurrent viewers, 11 million total videos broadcast per month, and 1.5 million unique broadcasters per month.

You can see the most impressive milestones in the image above, and check out the full 2014 report on Twitch's website. If nothing else, it help to explain why Amazon, which bought the company in August of last year, thought it was worth $1 billion.

Earlier this month, Twitch introduced Twitch Music, a library of 500 of pre-cleared, mostly EDM songs that streamers can use without having to worry about copyright infringement.

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Square Enix's Project Code Z Is a New, PS4-Exclusive Spelunker

A new Spelunker game, Minna de Spelunker Z, is coming exclusively to the PlayStation 4, publisher Square Enix has announced.

Earlier this week, the Final Fantasy and Tomb Raider publisher launched a teaser website for an upcoming game with the working title "Project Code Z." Today, during the Tokaigi 2015 event in Japan, the company revealed that game is based on the original Spelunker, which was first released in 1983.

These days, you might better recognize Spelunker's gameplay from a more recent popular game it inspired, Spelunky. As you can see in the trailer above, much like Spelunky, Spelunker is a 2D platformer, where you venture into a cave, jump around, climb ropes, and collect treasure.

Minna de Spelunker Z is being developed by Tozai Games and will release in Japan on March 19. It will be free-to-play, and while it's not yet clear how Square Enix plans to monetize it, we can see an inventory system in the trailer where you can equip your character with different items and outfits.

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Mario Maker May Launch Later Than We Expected

Mario Maker, the Wii U game that will allow players to create their own Mario levels, may arrive later than we've expected.

The game was scheduled to release in the first half of 2015 when it was first announced at E3 2014, and is still listed with that release window on Nintendo's site. However, Nintendo's recent earnings release for the nine-month period that ended on December 2014 includes a list of the company's upcoming games and launch dates, which now shows Mario Maker with the less specific release date of "2015."

Project Guard, legendary Nintendo designer Shigeru Miyamoto's experimental tower-defense game that relies heavily on the Wii U gamepad, which was also scheduled to release in the first half of 2015, no has a "2015" release date as well.

For more on Project Guard, check out our hands-on impression of the game from E3, and for more on Mario Maker, check out GameSpot's previous coverage.

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GS News Top 5 - Ubisoft Deactivates PC Games; Free PS4/X1 Games in Feb!

ok so ubi turned off some games that is sad for the people it affects but now does this not seem a bit odd 

what i mean is they view this as piracy and i have no argument against that.

except this: the problem with piracy is that the pub's and dev's get no money for there work makes total sense right, well 2nd hand sales make no money for the pub's and dev's either yet one is legal and the other not hmmm...

any comment on this dilemma are welcome :)  

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