But sometimes, a bug is just a bug and that's certainly the case with a new issue plaguing Street Fighter V: Arcade ... this is done. Blanka can cancel out of his Critical Art with his Surprise ...

Despite some dodgy environmental work, I think Street Fighter V looks gorgeous, especially when it comes to character models. There is something spot on about the cel shading and art direction ...

First appearing in Street Fighter II ... or even a Critical Art. Using Raid Jump, Blanka swiftly jumps in the air where he can use any mid-air attack to advance. V-Trigger I: Jungle Dynamo ...

Above: Chun-Li concept art from SF II Turbo Above: Chun-Li normal (left) versus Chun-Li Super SF II (right) Blanka's original Street Fighter II character art (right)... leaves a little something ...

It's no surprise to the Street Fighter ... Blanka is a powerful edition to the roster. V-Triggers showcase in the video include Jungle Dynamo and Lighting Beast and an electric-based Critical Art.

This addition to his move set opens up more opportunities for Blanka to be aggressive.” The blog outlines all of his v-skills, triggers, and critical art in great detail, so if you’re wanting ...

More information about the new designs of iconic Street Fighter characters. Street Fighter 6 art director Kaname Fujioka ... such as Dhalsim and Blanka. The design team translated the age of ...

This move was a super move in previous games, but is now a special move in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition. In this Critical Art, Blanka slams his opponent into the ground in a series of ...