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PSA: GO BUY SF X TEKKEN NOW FOR YOUR VITA!

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Yes, Street Fighter X Tekken was released today for the PlayStation Vita! Along with the ability to unlock the 12 additional characters that are hiding on your PS3 disk, you can fight against PS3 opponents! How awesome is that! Buy it at Amazon

New Street Fighter X Tekken News!

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Ok, so Capcom announced today, on the 1st day of EVO 2012, that you will no longer have to wait until the Vita version of the game to be released to play the 12 "new" characters that are locked away on your disc! On July 31st, for $19.99 American Dollars, or 1600 Microsoft Points, you can finally take your "new" characters for a spin! Read the full PR after the jump!

In Sf X T's 1.04 Update, Rolento Can Freeze Time!

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With all the fixes in the latest Street Fighter X Tekken 1.04 update, Rolento game the ability to freeze time by tossing his knife into ANY projectile attack on both the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game. Watch it after the jump!

Street Fighter X Tekken Now Available For Windows!

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Capcom announced today that Street Fighter X Tekken for Windows PC is now available at retail stores across Europe and worldwide on all major digital download sites. Read the full PR after the jump!

Street Fighter X Tekken Swap Costumes and Color Packs Out!

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Capcom has announced that these DLC ( D isc L ocked C ontent) is available. Each character's swap costume is available at $1 or you can buy all of team SF or Team Tekken for $13 each. Also, new color packs for customizing your look and quick combos are available as well for free. Also a new patch will be available on the 10th featuring: - Online sound update, which will improve the quality of sound when playing online matches. -Tournament support update , which will expedite the gem selection process with the help of a new number wheel system. Source: Capcom Unity

Jun vs Vega SFXT Fan Video

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A followup to last week's Ryu/Ken vs Kazuya video, today we have Jun vs Vega from Mike Diva. What's really interesting is that half way through we switch to a 90's arcade style layout with poor framerate and all. While not as epic as Thousand Pounds' video, this one is still pretty good.