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Street Fighter IV revitalized the 2D Fighting Games genre, which was slowly dying due to the rise of 3D fighters and the death of arcades. The game showed companies that fighting games could still sell and saved the genre from failure. Maximilian Dood and Dave Klein discuss the story of how Street Fighter IV saved 2D Fighting Games on the show "How It Saved."
Twitch streamer Maximilian Dood discusses the latest installment in the Street Fighter franchise, Street Fighter 6, which is a highly anticipated fighting game among video game enthusiasts.
The Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 modding community has solved the game's biggest problem by creating the Clone Engine, which adds at least 50 new character slots for players to use custom characters with. This solves the issue of putting custom characters over costume slots, which made it so players couldn't pick the original character and a modded one in the same slot at one time because it would give them both the same moveset. Maximilian Dood put out a $5,000 bounty for anyone who could figure out how to add new character slots to UMVC3, and modder Gneiss claimed it.