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Sunday Comics: Dead Island Due out November 22 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, the console version of The King of Fighters XIII seeks to address many concerns fans have voiced about the franchise. Concerns like lengthy matches, addressed in the video by massive combos that take out an entire life bar.
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Executing a 125-input combo in Street Fighter IV seems like a challenge that should pay more than $US50. Nonetheless, it’s out there, and if you can do it, a legal tender picture of Ulysses S. Grant is yours.
Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix is coming…sometime soon, and Capcom has released a teaser video showing off some of the combo moves you can pull off in the rebuilt version of the classic fighter. To some of you, these moves will be very familiar. To a Street Fighter player as skill as I am not, these are the sort of moves I only ever pull off on accident. The key lies in making it look as if you did it on purpose. I find that shouting the word “Face!” seems to help.
