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After GameStart Asia 2014 in Singapore wrapped up, Eventhubs caught up briefly with Capcom's Tomoaki Ayano, one of the key people behind the development of the Street Fighter 4 series, for an exclusive interview. They spoke on a number of subjects. For this first part of Eventhubs interview, they asked Ayano-san about the most pertinent questions their readers had with regards to the Wild Costumes pack that was recently announced for Ultra Street Fighter 4.

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NVIDIA has just presented their GRID gaming service on demand. That service will be launched in North America on November 18, next month in Europe and Asia next year. GRID service is free on NVIDIA SHIELD portable and tablet to June 30, 2015.

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Promotional stunts to celebrate and publicize the launch of a new game are nothing new, but this one is golden. Sony Computer Entertainment Asia opened a LittleBigPlanet Cafe to celebrate LittleBigPlanet 3s launch within the LEGO Cafe in Taiwan. This led to the mixup of the two franchises in a rather adorable way.

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In a strange turn of events, Play-Asia has posted a listing for Jojos Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle 2. With no scan announcement, this should be taken with a heavy grain of salt. Its important to note that often at times, retailers post up listings for upcoming titles privately.

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Brandon Tyrrel - Today, Nvidia has revealed a new cloud streaming service called Grid. Launching in North America alongside the Shield Tablet software update next Tuesday, November 18, Grid allows owners of the Shield Tablet and Shield Portable devices to stream select PC games from Nvidia's launch library. The service will come to Western Europe in December, and Asia next year. "When you download the new Shield Hub update there will be a new tab there called Grid Games," said Phil Eisler, general manager of Grid Gaming. "In addition to playing your Android games, and any local GeForce games, you'll be able to connect to our cloud servers and stream a library of games that we have there."