Many of us grew up on both of these series, finally after more than a decade of Fight madness we will see this collaboration. Because of branding and rivarly, I thought I would never see the day, but the trailer of Street Fighter “Cross” Tekken, debuted at Comicon this weekend.

“Street Fighter X Tekken,” the long-rumored crossover game between the legendary fighting series, was announced at the Street Fighter Mania panel at Comic-Con International on July 23. The producers of the two game series went head-to-head against each other in an early playable version of the game, giving fans a sneak peak how the game will play. This was just one of many announcements regarding the “Street Fighter” series made at the panel.

Street Fighter X Tekken is in development for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 and will feature warriors from the two bastions of the fighting genre coming together for the first time. Capcom says the game will use the same technology that powered Street Fighter IV.

Tekken characters like Kazuya Mishima and Nina Williams will make the transition into the Street Fighter universe having been re-imagined using the much loved art style of the Street Fighter games while “retaining their unique characteristics and signature moves”.

Some Images courtesy of IGN

The Visuals say enough so I don’t have too, perfectly complimenting the sonar pleasures.

Who can beat our 4 man Halo crew??…No one so far ; ) Send us your gamer tags…if you beat us we’ll send your crew a box of clothes!!!

Get ready for something more than soda and candy in your local vending machine: the Graffomat may be making an appearance in a neighborhood near you. Hard to tell if this thing is real or not but if it is, Graffomat will be an interesting addition to the street art scene. Graffomat plans to be the all-in-one, all day every day paint supply location for artists on the go. Their website claims, “Forget about the times where you would run out of paint in the middle of the night and there would be nothing you could do about it. Graffomat is here for you 24 hours a day, located easily accessible on almost every street corner in your neighborhood.” If interested, artists could expect markers, caps, gloves, cans and ski-masks ready for purchase in the machine- I have no idea how pricing will work but expect it to be a pretty penny.

I’m sure if this machine actually does exist, don’t be surprised if a camera or two pops up near-by to record those who wish to use it’s services; it won’t slip under any police departments radar, that’s for sure.

To see the first ad for the Graffomat, click here.

Just in case you didn’t know…

Check out this incredible interactive Flash animation from NewGrounds that provides a scale of the Universe, from the very small (0.0000000001 yoctometers) to as large as we know, the estimated size of the Universe. Click on the image, or here to access, and after it loads, use the slider at the bottom to zoom in and out. Gives you a new appreciation for all that’s out there, big and small!

Click the link HERE.