Including the bonus stages revealed in Famitsu recently, Super Street Fighter IV (PS3, Xbox 360) has a grand total of four new modes. Details and a video after the jump.

Hold on to your hats, folks. There's a chance that Capcom may be gearing up for a late 2009 release for Lost Planet 2 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360). According to a slide spotted at the Xbox 360 Invitational in Korea, anyway.

Super Street Fighter IV's (PS3, Xbox 360) big, bad boss will be one tough guy to beat, Capcom is making sure of it. Seth Killian mentioned earlier today in Kotaku that Seth will be "unbelievably cheaper" than in Street Fighter IV.

Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono has laid out a few of his plans for the upcoming Super Street Fighter IV (PS3, Xbox 360) in a recent interview with Japanese gaming mag Famitsu. Hit the jump for details.

Despite having confirmed that Super Street Fighter IV will remain between the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions, Capcom must've taken a step back to reconsider. What were they thinking? The latest from an arcade-legend franchise, not coming to the arcades? Sure enough, the publisher must've re-thought the whole thing, so they're now not ruling out the arcade version.

If the Super Street Fighter IV trailer left you hanging, here's a new video featuring two of the game's new fighters: returning Thunderfoot clansman T. Hawk and the taekwondo-using newcomer Juri.

And it did arrive. A couple of days ago, there were rumors regarding the impending arrival of a Super Street Fighter IV. When it first came out, we were open to the speculation of it being a mere expansion of sorts. Well it's not. It's just been revealed to GameSpot by producer Yoshinori Ono that it will be a stand-alone version.

Although it has yet to be made official, we've already heard some talk of a Street Fighter IV (PS3, Xbox 360) sequel from Capcom Japan. Now rumors are going around that the "sequel" in question is actually Super Street Fighter IV. What's more, we may be hearing something about it within the next two days.

We know that when he's got good things to say, he'll say it. He was very vocal about his respect for Bungie. But when what he sees is not up to par, we now know he can be quite harsh about it. Keiji Inafune, father of Mega Man and Capcom's head of R&D, was less than impressed with what he saw at TGS 09, and this led him to believe that the Japanese gaming industry is finished.

There's a Street Fighter IV (PS3, Xbox 360) sequel coming, Capcom's Natsuki Shiozawa said so himself in Capcom Japan's official blog. We're not really sure how much of a "sequel" this actually would be, but he did indicate that an official announcement will be made soon.