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[UPDATE] During today's event, Nintendo announced Street Fighter's Ryu and Fire Emblem's Roy are coming to Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS as DLC characters. The character model and moves are based on Ryu from Street Fighter II, Nintendo explained in the video. He also has two final smashes, becoming the first character ever to have two powerful finishing moves.

Ryu and Roy are available right now in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS as paid characters. Nintendo warns that the game's servers may experience heavy strain, so you may want to try again later.

Nintendo made quite a few more announcements today during the briefing, including the fact that Ryu and Roy (among others) are getting their own amiibo toys.

• New Miiverse costumes: Megaman EXE, Zero, Isabelle, Splatoon Inklings, and Heihachi from Tekken
• Suzaku Castle from Street Fighter will be available as a paid stage
• New Miiverse stage will show posts that appear in character-specific communitites
• All 51 Smash Bros. characters will eventually have Amiibo toys
• Upcoming DLC stages will include DreamLand from the original game on Nintendo 64
• New elimination-style tournament mode coming in August
• New feature will let you post replays directly to YouTube (Wii U only)

Pricing details for all of this DLC is available on the for everything you need to know about the show.

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Much like Tom Nook, the Steam Summer Sale continues to take advantage of innocent gamers and their propensity to buy things that they cant afford. And somehow, todays deals are even better than yesterdays. Want Castle Crashers, one of my all-time favorite XBLA games, for just $1.49? How about the Evil Within for $14.99? The unfairly deep discounts dont stop there, with games like Shadow of Mordor, Watch Dogs, and the Borderlands franchise getting more than 50% price reductions.

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Castle Pyramid - Back in 2006, a small first-person shooter called The Ship: Murder Party was released for the PC. Developed by Outerlight, The Ship was set on a 1920s cruise ship where players were assigned a target that he or she must murder while having to themselves from their own hunter. The Ship offered a quirky new kind of way to play a FPS online. Now, the game is getting a remake. Blazing Griffin has announced that it is developing an HD remake called The Ship: HD which is expected to be released early 2016.

Added: 11.06.2015 17:16 | 34 views | 0 comments


A review of the standalone first person shooter going back to the infamous Castle Wolfenstein in Wolfenstein The Old Blood.

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The mode has been created to introduce a fast-paced proving ground for your castle designs