Quick Pic: Super Street Fighter II cabinets at Tokyo Game Show 2012

Image Credit: Capcom-Unity

Take a look at the Super Street Fighter II cabinets Capcom is displaying at the Tokyo Game Show (TGS) 2012. Visit Capcom-Unity to see more arcade cabinets.

Capcom unboxes Street Fighter 25th Anniversary Set (Video)

Twenty-five years. In 1987 the first Street Fighter game hit Arcades. Now in 2012, Capcom celebrates the legacy of Street Fighter with the 25th Anniversary Set. Watch Capcom-Unity unbox the collection.

MvC Origins streaming now (Sept. 2) from PAX Prime 2012

Time for a glimpse at Marvel vs. Capcom Origins.

Capcom is still in Seattle for PAX Prime 2012. They are live streaming MvC Origins from their booth right now (Sept. 2).

Watch the MvC and Marvel Super Heroes action, after the jump.

Quick Quote: Capcom has no plans to remove gems in SFxT mode

"Still no plans at this time for that. Sorry"

Those hoping Capcom would bust out a Street Fighter x Tekken (SFxT) mode free of gems are in for a rude awakening. It ain't happening says Capcom Vice President Christian Svensson on the Capcom-Unity forums. We'll see if the company changes their tune in the future.

Capcom re-evaluating DLC delivery method

So they say.

Before its release, Street Fighter x Tekken (SFxT) was marred by controversy. Since they were first announced at New York Comic Con 2011, gems have left a bad taste in the mouths of the fighting game community (FGC). An even bigger issue occurred just before launch day.

On-disc DLC.

To avoid more controversy in the future, Capcom Vice President, Christian Svensson has took to Capcom-Unity to address fans who are losing hope and patience. See his official statement after the jump.

Street Fighter x Tekken: Still no patch for online 2 player local co-op on Xbox 360

Mixed signals.

Capcom fans looking to play Street Fighter x Tekken's (SFxT) two player local co-op on Xbox Live were in for a rude awakening. Despite claiming the feature was available on the Xbox 360 version's manual, the company only included it in the PS3 version.

The good news was that not all hope was lost. Seth Killian and Ayano both said there would be news on pair play update last week.

It didn't happen.

Instead, Capcom's VP Christian Svensson has put an even bigger cloud on the feature's status. Here's what he had to say on Capcom-Unity:

Reminder: Capcom-Unity SFxT tournament update stream now (March 19)

Capcom-Unity is streaming Street Fighter x Tekken (SFxT) now (March 19). The stream showcases the upcoming tournament update patch. The patch will also fix some glitches. For more information on the patch, click here.

Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3: DLC fix coming March 27 for PS Vita

Time to plug up the holes.

Since the release of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (UMvC3) on the PS Vita, gamers haven't been able to access DLC that they had previously purchased on PSN. These include characters: Jill Valentine and Shuma-Gorath.

One feature promoted for UMvC3 was the ability to swap DLC purchased for the PS3 version of the game over to the PS Vita version. Currently, you can only swap skins.

On March 27, that changes according to Capcom:

Capcom releases statement on Street Fighter x Tekken DLC

And boom goes the dynamite.

Over the weekend, it was discovered that Capcom locked DLC content in the Street Fighter x Tekken (SFxT) disc. Unfinished prologues, skins and character models were found. This also confirmed that Mega Man and Pac Man are indeed coming to the Xbox 360.

So what was Capcom's reasoning behind this? See the explanation (via Capcom-Unity) after the jump:

Capcom VP explains why PC games come out later than console versions

Are PC gamers left in the dark?

You might think so and it's not hard to see why. While PC gamers are often allowed to use their creativity via mods, consoles often get more exclusives and companies go through extreme lengths to stop piracy.

Even if it means penalizing the ones who made the purchase.

While frustration is setting in on the gamer, Capcom cares about the PC. At least that's what vice president Christian Svensson says (via Capcom-Unity):

SSFIV: AE v.2012 PC update set for Feb. 28 release

Good news keyboard warriors.

A target date for the PC version of Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition v.2012 (AE v.2012) has been revealed. Capcom says they are shooting for Feb. 28 to release the update for PCs.

Fans with an Xbox 360 or PS3 have been able to download the free patch since late 2011. Capcom producer Yoshinori Ono says PC gamers will get their chance soon:

Reminder: Live stream revealing new Street Fighter x Tekken feature at 6 p.m. ET

Whoever said less is more, never picked up a controller.

Tonight (Jan. 13, 2012), Capcom will be streaming Street Fighter x Tekken (SFxT) from the west coast at 6 p.m. ET. Earlier this week, Capcom's Yoshinori Ono hinted that a new feature for SFxT would be revealed on the stream.

With Pandora mode and the gem system already making waves, what could Capcom have up their sleeves this time?

Watch the SFxT stream at 6 p.m. ET below:

Capcom VP: I'm not sure how Smash Bros. couldn't be considered a fighting game

Kind words or simply a matter of truth?

Capcom Vice President, Christian Svensson, spoke to members of the Capcom-Unity forums recently. One member asked if Svensson considered the Smash Bros. series to be a real fighting game franchise.

The Smash Bros. series started in 1999 with Super Smash Bros. for N64. Melee succeeded it for the Gamecube in 2001 and Brawl followed in 2008 for the Wii.

See what Svensson had to say about Smash Bros. below:

Street Fighter x Tekken: New Feature to be Revealed this Friday (Jan. 13)

Pandora mode? Check. Gem system? Check. New feature coming this Friday (Jan. 13)? Check.

Street Fighter x Tekken (SFxT) is one of the most anticipated fighting games in recent memory, which is why it should come as no surprise that Capcom is loading the upcoming crossover with a bevy of features.

In order to avoid the lack of features that plagued the original Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (MvC3) title, Capcom has added new features such as the Gem system and Pandora mode. Now a new feature will make its way to the crossover.

Peep the tweet of Capcom's Yoshinori Ono below:

Live UMvC3 Heroes and Heralds stream now (Dec. 20)

The Capcom-Unity is now (Dec. 20, 2011) streaming the Heroes and Heralds mode in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (UMvC3).

Heroes and Heralds mode is free DLC released yesterday (Dec. 19). The community team at Capcom will be showcasing the features of Heroes and Heralds for those who have yet to download it.

Watch the live UMvC3 Heroes and Heralds stream below:

Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Change log for Dec. 19 patch

Are you ready for some Mahvelous changes?

Capcom-Unity has released a change log for the Dec. 19, 2011 Heroes and Heralds update on Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (UMvC3). For the patch notes video by Desk, click here.

Capcom didn't hold back on this patch, eliminating infinites from moves such as Wolverine's 'Berserker Rage" and Hulk's "Anti Air Gamma Charge."

For the full list of changes, head past the jump:

Street Fighter x Tekken: Divine speed gems (Video)

Much to the chagrin of some fans, Capcom-Unity has posted a high definition version of the divine speed gems in Street Fighter x Tekken (SFxT). The 23 second clip shows the difference in Zangief's speed with and without the gems. One thing remains the same, however, Kazuya receives a piledriver.

Super Street Fighter IV: Nickelodeon Edition

I'm ready!

Capcom-Unity has released some Nickelodeon inspired Street Fighter images. Featured in the images are SpongeBob, Patrick, Plankton, Squidward, Timmy Turner, Danny Phantom and more. Move over Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition, the Nicktoons are here.

Who would've thought Plankton would be such a badass Blanka?

For that image and more, head past the jump.