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What do hippos, babies, and skinheads have in common? You can find them all in the backgrounds of video games.

Do you know how to jump like a pro? Do you remember when Kyo stopped using projectiles for a few years? If so, then you may have the potential to be a fan of the King of Fighters series.

The results are in for the latest Bitmob Writing Challenge, and this one spans the world as it examines video-game settings.

Take your next vacation in South Town, a martial artist's paradise where to fight is to live!

Can you identify the fighting-game characters who launch these projectiles?

Female gamers are no longer a myth. This means that the end of sexism, stereotypes, and sexual objectification of women is upon us. Or is it?

Jonathan covers the entire history of the fighting game story mode, as it developed from silly cartoons to apocalyptic epics.

News Blips for Dec. 7, 2010. Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter thinks the PSP2 will fall flat on its face, the director of a video-game addiction documentary calls for more attention on addictive gaming, Zynga Beijing's Andy Tian discusses his stance on how games are perceived in the industry, and more.

If you think Street Fighter 4’s Seth is a cheap final boss, you need to play more fighting games. In fact, Seth is pathetic compared to these overpowered bosses from yesteryear. Cower in fear, scrubs.

The last of the fighting reviews of releases last year, King of Fighters XII was a disappointment to say the least. If you want to prepare yourself for XIII take a look at this review and you'll see why you shouldn't count on this installment to be much help.

Years of my life, lost on some of the worst cartoons. In reflecting on this moment, I'm surprised how many fighting games were made into cartoon series. Really terrible cartoon series. Just be glad I didn't put the Bubsy cartoon in this post. You've been warned.