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During Evo 2025, SNK released a trailer featuring Ken from Street Fighter in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, hinting at a possible future crossover between Capcom and SNK characters, with dialogue suggesting potential collaborations and storylines involving iconic fighters from both franchises.
Ken from Street Fighter is impressively powerful in the crossover game Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves on PS5 and PS4, with moves similar to Street Fighter 6 and some outrageous combos, making him a difficult opponent. The DLC character is expected to be released in Summer 2025, but no exact date has been announced yet.
SNK released a trailer for Ken, the second DLC character for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, set to launch in summer 2025. Ken features his Street Fighter 6 look and classic moves, with a new stage and soundtrack, voiced by David Matranga. The DLC lineup includes Joe Higashi, Chun-Li, and Mr. Big, with Andy Bogard already released.
To celebrate the first anniversary of Street Fighter 6, Capcom released infographics revealing impressive player and match data, including over 2 billion battles, Ken being the most played character, and 174 million hours of total playtime. The data also highlights the popularity of Modern controls and various fun statistics like E. Honda's Overdrive Sumo Headbutt. Capcom plans to hold anniversary events throughout June.
During his Saturday Night Live monologue, Ryan Gosling jokingly sang about his Barbie character Ken, prompting co-star Emily Blunt to interrupt and urge him to move on. The two then sang a humorous rendition of Taylor Swift's "All Too Well" together. Additionally, Gosling reprised his "Close Encounter" sketch with Kate McKinnon and others, recounting an alien abduction.
Ryan Gosling revealed on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" that his daughters know the choreography and songs from his Oscar performance better than he does, joking that they must have thought, "Dad’s Ken’ing again." He also discussed his upcoming projects, including hosting Saturday Night Live and premiering his new action movie "Fall Guy," where he had to face his fear of heights in some stunts.
Ryan Gosling initially rejected the idea of performing "I'm Just Ken" at the Oscars but was convinced by his daughters' love for Barbie. The actor eventually agreed and delivered a memorable performance with backup dancers and a surprise appearance by Slash. His daughters' interest in Barbie and disinterest in Ken inspired the performance, which has gained millions of views. Gosling's previous appearance on Saturday Night Live led to Greta Gerwig offering him the role of Ken in a film.
A recent update to Street Fighter 6 included balance adjustments that nerfed Ken's throw loop sequence, but a finalist at Capcom Cup X has discovered a potential buff in disguise. By utilizing the extra distance created by the nerf, players can pressure opponents with a new combo involving an Overdrive fireball, leaving Ken at an advantageous position. This tech allows for significant damage potential, showcasing how the nerf could actually benefit Ken in competitive play.
Ryan Gosling discusses his role as Ken in the movie "Barbie," revealing how he initially rejected the part due to scheduling conflicts and trepidation about embodying a character that was a pop culture punchline. However, after accepting the role, he brought new life to the character, earning an Oscar nomination for his performance. Gosling's portrayal of Ken in the feminist-themed movie has sparked public conversation and backlash over the film's snubs at the Oscars. The actor's personal journey and connection to the character reflect his dedication to the role, as well as the persistence of director Greta Gerwig and producer Margot Robbie in casting him for the part.
Eva Mendes defended Ryan Gosling against early backlash for his role as Ken in the movie Barbie, celebrating his Best Supporting Actor Academy Award nomination and praising his performance. Co-stars Simu Liu and America Ferrera also lauded Gosling's talent and support. Despite initial criticism, Gosling's portrayal of Ken has garnered acclaim, with his performance and the song "I'm Just Ken" receiving nominations. Whether or not he wins at the upcoming Academy Awards, Gosling has proven himself as a standout Ken in the movie Barbie.
Ryan Gosling's daughters, aged 9 and 7, have not yet watched the "Barbie" movie in which he plays Ken, as he's unsure about the appropriate age for them to see their father in that role. Despite this, Gosling involved his kids in the process, with them even coaching him off camera. His performance in "Barbie" has garnered critical acclaim and awards recognition, including nominations for best supporting actor and best original song. At the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, he expressed gratitude for his partner, Eva Mendes, and their children, emphasizing how movies have made his life a dream.
In the gaming community, 00|Phenom released a Twitter clip featuring a conversation with GyoGun|Moke, a top Chun-Li player, discussing the top characters in Street Fighter 6. Moke's tier list included JP, Guile, Chun-Li, Luke, and Cammy, with Ken at sixth, which is a point of contention among players. Phenom's release of this clip seems to be a strategic move to address community debates about Ken's ranking, following a previous discussion with BST|Daigo Umehara who did not list Ken in his top 5.
Renowned professional gamer Daigo Umehara shared his top characters in Street Fighter 6, placing Ken at sixth or seventh, which aligns with other top players' views that Ken's strength may be overrated. This perspective challenges the community's belief that Ken is a top 3 character and could influence the game's balance patch for Season 2. Daigo's opinion is significant given his status in the gaming community, despite not qualifying for Capcom Cup X like other top players who share his viewpoint.
Ryan Gosling releases a holiday rendition of his signature song "I'm Just Ken" from the movie "Barbie," titled "Merry Kristmas Barbie." The song features a Phil Spector-esque spin and a string-laden setting, with Gosling expressing his devotion to Barbie. The release is accompanied by a music video featuring Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt. The holiday remix is part of the "Ken the EP," which includes four different versions of the song. The "Barbie" film and its soundtrack have had a successful year, with Grammy nominations and Golden Globe nods.
Ryan Gosling, along with collaborators Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt, has released "Ken: The EP," featuring his show-stopping track "I'm Just Ken" from the "Barbie" movie soundtrack. The EP also includes alternate versions of the song, including "I'm Just Ken (Merry Kristmas Barbie)." A performance video of Gosling, Ronson, and company recording the holiday version in a studio adorned with Christmas lights has been released. "I'm Just Ken" is not only climbing the charts but is also nominated for a Grammy and a Golden Globe.