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Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves Adds Bo-Staff-Wielding Veteran Billy Kane To Its Roster
During the ChinaJoy video game convention in Shanghai today--and less than a week after revealing Kevin Rian's return at Evo 2024--SNK unveiled the next character to join the Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves roster. Billy Kane, the bo-staff-wielding rival of Terry Bogard, will once again face off against his old foe in this new game.
The reveal trailer shows Billy using his bo staff in battle to give him extra range with attacks. A few of his most recognizable moves can be seen in the trailer, including his helicopter spinning attack, and he can still imbue the staff with fire for extra damage and flashy combos.
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Deadpool And Wolverine Ending Explained: What It Means For The MCU's X-Men
Warning: This article will extensively discuss all sorts of spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine, including cameos and its ending. You've been warned.
After Spider-Man: No Way Home ended up being one of the biggest movies ever while also paying tribute to past Peter Parkers, it only made sense to do something similar with Fox's Marvel properties now that everything is being rounded up into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Enter Deadpool & Wolverine.
This attempt at closure isn't nearly so clean as No Way Home's, though, because there's just too much stuff and they drew from all over--and, very conspicuously, we don't get any appearances by any members of the X-Men other than Wolverine himself. So it's not really much of a bow for the old X-Men franchise overall. But, as we'll discuss below, it sort of enables the possibility for one to happen later, and the pieces have already been put in place for that after The Marvels last year.
Continue Reading at GameSpotExclusive Preview: HasLab Takes To The Sky With Cobra Rattler Campaign
Coming off of the success of the Mos Eisley Cantina campaign, HasLabs is back at it with a brand-new campaign over on the G. I. JOE side with the Cobra Rattler. The project will officially be announced at Hasbro's panel during Comic-Con, but GameSpot has your exclusive first look at the notorious jet and its infamous and mysterious pilot, codenamed Wild Weasel.
This crowdfunded project will run starting July 25 at the start of the panel through 11:59 PM ET/8:59 PT on September 9, with the initial goal of 9,000 backers. If successful, the project is expected to begin shipping next fall. The jet is compatible with Joe's 6-inch Classified series and will run backers about $325 plus shipping. G.I. Joe has had luck fulfilling its HasLab campaigns so let's break down what its offering this time around with the Rattler.
First up, Wild Weasel figure comes with a removable helmet, so for the first time we see his face in figure form. There's an additional battle-damaged helmet, and a detachable air hose connects his helmet to his flight suit.
Continue Reading at GameSpot2XKO Looks To Bring Tag-Based Fighting Games Into A New Era
As more information about 2XKO comes to light, most of the attention is focused on how established characters from League Of Legends are being adapted into a fighting game. And that makes sense--seeing characters from a well-known franchise enter a new realm is always interesting. That "fish out of water" feeling brings a huge appeal to crossover characters like Negan in Tekken 7 and Banjo-Kazooie in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, to name a few.
However, after playing a few rounds of 2XKO at Evo 2024, I realized that solely focusing on how the game reimagines classic LoL characters is a disservice to the rest of the game, which makes major shifts to the 2v2 fighting format, from modified mechanics to a philosophical shift in how we're expected to play a fighting game. 2XKO has already gained a reputation for reinventing one wheel, but in truth, it might be revamping the whole dang vehicle right under our noses.
As mentioned before, 2XKO is a two-on-two tag-based fighting game--think X-Men Vs. Street Fighter and its ilk--with a cast of characters populated by champions from Riot's ultra-popular MOBA, League Of Legends. Our demo featured six playable champions: Ahri, Braum, Darius, Ekko, Illaoi, and Yasuo.
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