Okay, let’s get the obvious reason out of the way, Capcom Cup 2021 and the Street Fighter League World Championships 2021 LITERALLY can’t happen! It’s 2022 for Dio’s sake!

On a simultaneously more AND less obvious note, Capcom, the company behind hit franchises Street Fighter and Resident Evil, have decided to cancel the Capcom Cup gaming tournament due to rising COVID-19 cases and concerns around omicron. This marks the second time Capcom has cancelled in-person events for this reason.

Rather than the initially planned February ’22 date, the event will instead take place online.

On a vaguely related note… Nintendo. Honey. Baby. My adorable f*ck-master of galactic destruction. Maybe take a couple notes from Capcom on this and DON’T give third-party tournament organizers a hard time for doing something that LITERALLY promotes your games! For more on that, check this article on the topic and if you’re a slightly-insane lefty with a penchant for deep-voiced political commentators, maybe also MoistCritical’s video on the topic here.

Now, in case Nintendo happen to coincidentally release a video to their YouTube channel showing they’ve been contributing to charity causes for starving folks in Africa or the like, here’s a significantly less Nintendo-critical article. BOOM. Both-sides successfully covered.

Due to the rising cases of COVID-19 and after careful consideration, Capcom once again finds itself in the difficult position of having to cancel #CAPCOMCUP. We will be producing an online season final similar to last year. #CPT2021 #SFL2021 details following: pic.twitter.com/BwW8YqN9F4

— Capcom Fighters (@CapcomFighters) January 7, 2022

It’s been quite some time since I’ve written original Product Poems, so strap down and sit on, it’s story time!

There once was a SteamPunk called Tina! Who pals around with her mate, Kena! Kick-punching baddies, not bahdies, bad-laddies, with style just like Ballerina.

Ode to Nintendo: Hundred and sixty-six products here, yo!

Capcom Bolero: “Lucky” 13… ‘Bout dat Vampire Booba!

“I’m Lottie, please take me… Wait, wha- NO! Not like that, pervert”!

For more on the oddly-specific origins of my Lottie-mocking, have a butcher’s at my blog on my time with Go2Games so far.

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With Halloween that just passed by, Ember Lab released an update for Kena: Bridge of Spirits that adds new spooky hats for the adorable Rot creatures. It was a grand surprise for myself and many other gamers to receive this update, especially for those who have completed Kena: Bridge of Spirits and want more content other than just playing through the entire thing again.  Without further ado, here is a small review around the event.

Patch 1.11 is here including improvements to photo mode, auto-save & world map. We've also hidden 3 Halloween hats in the game until 11/01!
– More auto-save slots.
– Photo mode roll.
– World Map can display collected items
Full Patch notes: https://t.co/KvbC7e8W3y
Happy Hunting! pic.twitter.com/qdZUjLF6ck

— Kena: Bridge of Spirits (@emberlab) October 27, 2021

Spider-Man Miles Morales Ultimate Edition

Returnal (PS5)

Aragami 2 (PS5)

Kena: Bridge Of Spirits – Event

This was definitely a nice small event for players to get on with, the locations weren’t too difficult to find, but that being said, they have to make the chests locations available for everyone to find upon exploration. It’s a fun little quest to do and I can only hope that there are more quests like this in the future, given the fact that there aren’t any side quests in Kena: Bridge of Spirits.

The collection of hats include a Bat headband ‘Hat’, a Jack-o-lantern hat and a Green Witch hat. My personal favourite, the bat headband hat, because it matches in colour and the aesthetic quite well. Like any hat in-game, they do need to be purchased with the in-game currency.

Searching around for each chest before the 1st of November came, felt like a race and was definitely a fun challenge to take on. Christmas is only around the corner, hopefully, they have an event tied to that, and for the Americans, a Thanksgiving holiday celebration as well.

However, it would have been nice for them to add a little more content, perhaps a DLC of some type for Halloween that has more than going on a treasure hunt. While the plot, fast-paced combat and visuals are at an all-time high for Kena: Bridge of Spirits, I would like to hope that they don’t rely on special hat hunts or cosmetics for the popular Rot, as a way to keep players invested in gameplay. That would be an awful shame and would eventually become a tiresome ‘grind’. Another story, spin-off or perhaps even some side-quests from the worlds ‘inhabitants’ would be nice.

Spider-Man Miles Morales Ultimate Edition

Returnal (PS5)

Aragami 2 (PS5)

What is Kena Bridge Of Spirits?

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