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Another NEW challenger has been introduced to the Street Fighter V roster! Rashid was recently revealed at the Games 15 event in Dubai, where Yoshinori Ono took to the stage to introduce the newest member of the Street Fighter family to the crowd. Attendees at Games 15 were then treated to a brand new playable demo starring Rashid, in addition to all of the previously announced challengers: Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Cammy, Vega, M. Bison, Birdie, Charlie Nash, Necalli and R. Mika. Joining the series from the Middle East, Rashid is an easy going and laid back character that has a very keen interest in technology and the latest gadgets on the market. His fighting style takes cues from parkour and he mixes it up with his unique ability to harness the power of wind. Always first in line to buy new tech, he uses these devices to research and create his fast-paced acrobatic moves, leaving his opponents in the dust and wondering what’s coming next.

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Another new challenger has been introduced to the Street Fighter V roster

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Gaming Union: When NIS America brought over the first Danganronpa game to western shores, the game accrued critical acclaim for its excellent mix of visual novel inspired narrative elements with gameplay involving investigation and courtroom elements. This was furthered when the publisher brought over the sequel the next year, taking the originals gameplay and expanding upon it. The latest title brought over to western shores, Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, explores what took place between the first two games but with a new third-person shooting gameplay mechanic. Does this new direction still provide what fans want out of the series?

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Gamer Assault Weekly: Its a safe assumption to make that the Danganronpa series has exploded in popularity after the last year or so, especially in the West. A PlayStation Vita exclusive, the series has taken the traditional visual novel and turned it on its head, getting many who had never played one before interested in the genre. With a year having passed since the second games release, many began to wonder when the next entry would hit our shores. Enter Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, a spin-off game that attempts to take the well-established formula in an all new direction, while filling in some of the gaps that players have been long wondering about.

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PSX Extreme: Anime lovers have gravitated toward the Danganronpa games for a few years now. These titles offer a very original and appealing combination of courtroom class trials and detective gameplay elements, which is unlike anything else youve played. However, the latest entry is a departure from that original concept and instead embraces a more traditional action/adventure structure. This may annoy some die-hard fans of the series but dont forget that we still have the IPs distinct flair, as the wacky design and general tone of the production are very much in line with the franchises history. The only question is whether or not this more dynamic approach actually works and the answer is, well, sort of.

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'Phantom Pain' proves an agonising opponent for all those below it in the charts this week

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SA Gamer: "With Final Fantasy VII HD releasing (hopefully) in a few months, I thought it was time I revisited a few other Fantasy games. Another reason that got me to replay Final Fantasy VIII was listening to all the tracks on Final Fantasy Theatrhythm an insanely addictive game in its own right. Having said that, lets take a look at how this old classic holds up to my 21st century expectations."