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Street Fighter X Tekken Trailer Reveals Pac-Man and Mega Man?
When I first played Street Fighter X Tekken, I knew I was in for a treat. No wonder it’s going to make its way into EVO this year… but it turns out we have even more characters to enter the battling arena. We get the official unveilings of Juri, Vega (Claw) and Balrog (Boxer) from the Street Fighter side, as well as Law, Paul, and Xiaoyu from the Tekken side. But there’s more. We also get what appear to be obscured images of Akuma (Gouki), M. Bison (Dictator), Jin, and Ogre.
And then there’s even more!
If you look to the last five seconds of the video below, you’ll see SFxT on the new Sony PlayStation Vita. You’ll also notice two silhouettes on the PS Vita screen. The one on the left looks a heck of a lot like Pac-Man (from Namco, same guys as Tekken) and the one on the right looks like someone dressed as Mega Man. We can’t be sure it’s the Mega Man or if it’s some clever imposter, but that sure looks like it.
Are they Vita exclusives? Or part of the main build?
Via Destructoid
UPDATE: It’s official. They’re PS3 and PlayStation Vita exclusives, along with some other characters that are also exclusive to the Sony versions of Street Fighter X Tekken. Xbox owners screwed again. 
Too Funny! Dan Legendary Taunt Combo Into Ultra 1 For The Win
Dan was originally designed to be a joke character, but this video proves that his super taunt is no joke at all. In fact, it combos right into his winning ultra. The video itself is pretty poor quality, but the ending to the match makes it all worth it.
Fuudo vs. Mago: Battle of the Fei Long Masters (First to Ten)
Oh my. What happens when you get two of the best Fei Long players in the world to duke it out for utter Bruce Lee Fei Long supremacy? This and it’s freaking epic. Check out the mirror match series between Mago and EVO 2K11 champion Fuudo. It’s a race to ten wins.
If you thought WolfKrone’s C. Viper was impressive, you’ve got to see these two masters battle out with the same top-tier street fighter.
