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Hi again. Thank you everyone for the well wishes last blog and I'm sorry I haven't replied back. I haven't had much luck with getting some good sleep which is why I'm scrapping doing that last part of the blog today, maybe for awhile. I'm sorry (don't know who I am apologizing to) but its noting really special but I want to make it good and boy howdy, it is long. On top of that, I just had a ton of ideas for a bunch of Nintendo themed blogs that to be frank, are much more interesting. I'll get to that blog another time during BaD's tenure but really there's other stuff out there beyond a little old thing about anniversaries.

Sorry I didn't have time for my final part of fighting game thingy. Yesterday I had 0 hours of sleep and today I didn't get any till at least 2. I'm super worn down and not in a writing mood right now. So, I'll write my final part on Monday. Beyond that, I haven't done much. Played Skullgirls Encore and Tekken Revolution, both which were dumb ideas to do when you haven't had much sleep. So, that's pretty much it. I hope you all had a decent V-Day. See you on Monday.

Fighting games can be a diverse genre of video games. However, that diversity can often be over shadowed by the same handful of franchises and companies that have much larger presences. Although the tides are turning and new fighting game IP s are now more that ever making their presence known though the indie scene. Today, we're taking a look at a few of the many indie fighting games that are emerging this year. Some games are playable right now while other games plan to use crowd funding later this year. These games, however, provide a healthy alternative and bring (or in some cases could bring) new life into the fighting game genre.

Hi there. Another short blog and unfortunately another day of not getting enough sleep. Its made me really lethargic about writing today but I haven't done much either.  Just 3rd shift work, sleeping, and finally some RE 6 play that my friend is still waiting on me to join back in. I'll be writing second part of my Fighting game preview thingy tonight for Wednesday but that's about all I plan to do. And maybe try and get some sleep. Maybe. Anyway that's it for today. I leave you with some Giant Bomb Awesome sauce. Later.

Let's be honest, 2013 wasn't a great year for fighting games. Not terrible in a long stretch, but in comparison to previous years. 2014, in comparison, is looking to be big. Really, big. So big that to explain it all I have to split it between 3 separate blogs (and even then its still not big enough to explain it all). But today we start big with the 4 biggest fighting games to look forward to this year (so far). Featuring a plethora styles, genres, and even a new franchise too. A diverse set of fighting games that should appeal to everyone.

Its the end of the first week of bad. Of course, its today when I can't think of anything to write about. So here's a bunch of things I've been doing and thinking about.

Friends, I come today bearing great news that will change your life. For my painful last night of insomnia, I had incidentally stumbled on a goldmine of an unknown venture of a popular fighting game franchise. Specifically I'm talking about Street Fighter which pretty much everyone knows about. Everyone also knows about in the 1990's how popular the franchise was, creating many media spin offs. Movies, cartoon shows, and even comics were well known popular culture mostly due to how bad they were. But apparently that wasn't enough for Capcom. Oh no, it would be Capcom if they did something without over doing it. Brace yourselves, because the next video may forever change your perception of Street Fighter...forever. PixlBit-ers (as well 1UPpers) I give to you...Street Fighter II: The Ride!