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 Street Fighter X Tekken & Tekken X Street Fighter
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Posted: Jul 24 2010, 03:59 PM


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Today at Capcom's ComicCon panel alongside Street Fighter III: Third Strike - Online Edition, they announced a crossover project with Namco Bandai Games. It seems there will be two games that cross over the Tekken and Street Fighter universes. Street Fighter (Cross) Tekken will be a traditional 2D Street Fighter-esque game developed by Capcom, and Tekken (Cross) Street Fighter will be a 3D fighter traditionally in the vein of Tekken games, developed by Namco Bandai

This is going to be confusing. Not only that, fighter overload. We just got Super Street Fighter IV, BlazBlue: Continuim Shift, BlazBlue: Portable, Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom and we still have Mortal Kombat 9, Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, King of Fighters XIII, a (rumored) new Virtua Fighter, and not to mention this. Ugh.


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