While all you Street Fighter IV  (PS3, Xbox 360)fans can expect more DLCs like the previously released Championship mode, and the costumes, you will, unfortunately, NOT be getting new characters for the game. This was according to Capcom's Community Manager himself, Seth Killian.

This one here's for the laughs. I love how Capcom really does have a great sense of humor. I picked this up from their blog, and this video below here is actually Pacquiao and Hatton's now-famed knockout match, done in Street Fighter (IV - PS3, Xbox 360, PC)style. Check out the video after the jump.

If you happen to be in Tokyo or Hong Kong next month, then you might want to check out these new Street Fighter IV (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) Gashapon from Capcom. No, they're not little black eyeballs that love to dance while fighting - Gashapon are small collectible figures, in case you didn't know. You can check 'em out in the full article.

Can't find an affordable Street Fighter IV Fight Pad anywhere? Well, if you aren't averse to owning a second copy of Street Fighter IV then you might want to check out the new PC version bundle that Capcom's launching in July.

Capcom's new "Power Up Pack" for the classic beat 'em up Street Fighter IV is now up and running live on the Xbox Live. In case you weren't aware, this DLC comes with the new Championship Mode, which brings a whole lot of new punch to the match.

So the latest NPD results are out. Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg got a head start and already snuck in some stink bombs on the arena. Well, today, we get to hear more reactions on February's sales figures, this time from Sony, Nintendo, and (again) Microsoft. This via Gamespot.

Capcom's already told us that they're planning to beef up Street Fighter IV (PS3, Xbox 360) shortly after the launch, but until now, the publisher has been keeping quiet about the release margin of the said patch. More after link.

This is just the best training regimen ever. Tyrone Robinson, a British Olympic hopeful, has included Street Fighter IV as part of his training to improve his mental abilities, speed up his reflexes, and power up his hadoukens. Details after the link.

Well this is new. David Sirlin, one of the chief designers of Street Fighter II HD, attacked Street Fighter IV in a very harsh review that could put Simon Cowell to shame. After a blow-by-blow account of what's wrong with the game, then concludes that despite popular opinion, SFIV is a difficult game, not a simple, casual one.

There has been a lot of speculation on how to unlock Gouken and Akuma in Street Fighter IV. Well, this'll finally put all those things to rest - here's how to unlock two of the baddest fighters in Street Fighter (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360). It's from S-Kill, aka Seth Killian himself, so you know it's legit.