The wait is finally over for fans of the iconic fighting game series as Capcom has released the highly anticipated Mai Shiranui gameplay trailer for Street Fighter 6!
Mai Shiranui, a fan favorite from SNK’s Fatal Fury series, has officially made her way into the Street Fighter universe. Known for her signature whip and lightning-fast kicks, Mai is set to bring her unique fighting style and charm to the game. The newly released trailer showcases her stunning new look and gameplay mechanics, giving fans a glimpse of what to expect when she becomes playable in early 2025.
The trailer reveals Mai’s stage, which is set in Aokigahara, Japan, her stage from Fatal Fury Special. Fans are thrilled to see her signature fire dancing with her trademark fans, a move that has become synonymous with her character.
Players can get Mai via direct purchase of the Season Pass or buying the in-game currency Fighter Coins to directly buy her if you are just for individual character purchase.
Mai Shiranui will be available to purchase begging in February 5, 2025.
With Mai’s release Capcom closes the circle of the Street Fighter 6 Season 2, of course, the expectations is that the roster for Street Fighter 6 continues to expand, adding more depth and variety to the game’s fighting mechanics as Capcom probably is preparing for Year 3 content.
In today’s video, we’re diving into the game-changing GPU announcements from CES 2025. AMD and Nvidia are head-to-head with their latest innovations. Discover the incredible power of AMD Ryzen processors and Radeon GPUs, as well as Nvidia’s cutting-edge GeForce RTX series. Whether you’re a gamer, content creator, or tech enthusiast, this showdown is for you!
Author’s note:
Hello muñaños and my apologies, I honestly didn’t have any issues with the raw version of this video but I guess I need to avoid using some “glitch” transition and double check assets before adding them for a video, but at least the important images with the relevant data when good in most parts, so that is my sign of relief and I will take it as “today’s Monday”.
(Sidenote: Ironically, this was exported with a Radeon 7900 GRE, which I thought it could handle glitch transition of DaVinci Resolve better than a mobile GTX GeForce 1660 Ti, but I guess those advance features and effect are for Radeon 7900 XTX/Geforce 4080 and up.)
The gaming world is buzzing with excitement and speculation as Nintendo finds itself at the center of a major leak regarding its upcoming console, the Nintendo Switch Succesor, or Switch 2 or some expecting a naming like Super Nintendo Switch (personal favorite too btw).
With the original Nintendo Switch setting a high benchmark, gamers and industry experts alike are eagerly awaiting any official news about its successor. However, recent leaks have fueled the anticipation even further, and Nintendo has been forced to address the growing storm of rumors and speculation.
In recent weeks, a series of leaks about the Nintendo Switch successor have spread like wildfire across the internet. These leaks have revealed tantalizing details about the console’s potential hardware specifications, price point, and the lineup of launch games.
While Nintendo has remained tight-lipped about the authenticity of these leaks, they have officially acknowledged their existence. This acknowledgment has led to a flurry of activity within the gaming community, with fans dissecting every piece of information to glean insights into what the new console might offer.
The plot thickened at CES 2025 when Nintendo’s legal team made headlines by approaching accessory maker Genki. Genki had displayed a replica of the Nintendo Switch 2 at the event, claiming it was based on the circulating leaks rather than any official information from Nintendo.
The mockup drew considerable attention, prompting Nintendo to take action. While Nintendo has not officially commented on the mockup or its creator’s claims, other than the leaks “are not official announcements”, the legal approach indicates the company’s concern over the spread of unofficial information.
With that, journalist Julien Tellouck has not claimed that Nintendo‘s lawyers approached Genki at CES 2025, but Genki representative explained that the company has nothing to worry about because they’ve never signed any confidentiality agreement or NDA with Nintendo, signaling that Nintendo cannot do anything drastically in legal terms.
Is fair to say that this is not an isolated event as Nintendo i known for defending and maintaining control over its announcements and managing public expectations and has been considered crucial at all time.
The acknowledgment of leaks, coupled with the legal actions at CES, underscores the challenges that Nintendo faces in navigating the fine line between fostering excitement and maintaining secrecy.
As the gaming community awaits further official updates from Nintendo, one thing is clear: the anticipation for the Nintendo Switch successor is at an all-time high. Whether these leaks turn out to be accurate or not, they have succeeded in keeping the spotlight firmly on Nintendo and its next big release.
