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Japanese gaming site "Gamer no Futokorokatana" has released footages of the Capcom vs SNK 2 national tournament finals, formerly hosted by gaming site "Replay Data land".
Ten movies are present in total- the first six are the preliminary finals, the next three are semifinals, and the last is the final, featuring Shinya Ounuki(winner) and Yuuji Nakasone. For the footages, check the site's section.
Short Comment- When asked the reasons behind his victory in an Interview , CvS2 champion Ounuki quoted "[I] mastered Sagat and Blanka more than anyone". Ounuki also commented that he had wanted to defeat Daigo "The Beast" Umehara [Link] in the finals, who lost in the preliminary finals (tourn. footage 4) before they had the chance to match up.
Also, check "Replay Data land" itself for user submitted DC replay data and other videos if you're interested. They host DC replay data from the CVS2 fan disk as well. [ Link: Replay Data Land ] -H. Moriarty
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Success Co. has announced to port a Japanese release of "Cupid Bistro" on the Microsoft Xbox, renaming it to "Bistro Cupid". Originally a Hong Kong PC game from FireDog Computer Entertainment, Bistro Cupid will be the first date-sim genre game for the Xbox.
Bistro Cupid centers on a talented student chef named Rato in a fantasy world, who must manage a twelve story high restaurant as his final test to graduate from cooking school. In order to succeed, the main character must manage the store layout, develop new dishes, and fight with monsters to acquire new recipies. A dozen girls are present in the game and have their own specializations, ranging from French to Fast food. By working and battling together with the girls, the main character can build a stronger relationship with them.
Bistro Cupid will be released in 3/7 for the Xbox, priced 5800 yen. A limited edition featuring an illustrated plate, logo spoon, a set of 12 character coasters and an invitation to an event, will also be available for 9800 yen.
Short Comment- Yes I know it's old news, but noone seemed to mention that it 's a game from Hong Kong, making its way to Japan. My guess is that this year will mark a beginning to new changes in the game industry. -H. Moriarty
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