Genzoman is sikwidit! A fusion of both Street Fighter and RPG/Fantasy, Art never looked so daumn awesome! Check out more Capcom re-imagined at Udon Entertainment.

…makes learning more “memorable.” Mnemonic devices – tools used to assist in learning – have proven time and time again that it can be a very effective means of learning. Its based on the idea that we associate something we already know, and apply a relation to something that we’d like to know or memorize. So, when I found these awesome Periodic Tables online I thought to myself, “Why in the hell didnt someone create this sooner???” Anyways, learning should be a lot more fun once yer equipped w/ these contemporary tables:

If anybody is aware of more edutaining Periodic Tables, drop a link below!

Yesterday I was feeling nostalgic, so I decided to un-earth my 5 1/4″ Floppy Disks to play some good ol’ fashioned Sierra Games. You know the type: Space Quest, King’s Quest, Police Quest, and who can forget the luscivious antics of Leisure Suit Larry? But my fandemonium for Sierra Games sank quickly as I soon realized that…(*le sigh) I no longer own a 5 1/4″ Floppy Drive. (For those of you not familiar w/ “old skool” technology, this is a 5 1/4″ Floppy Disk Drive). With no floppy drive in sight and a fistful of floppy discs in my hand, what’s an “X”-Quest’r s’posed to do?

Fortunately for us, Sarien.net has provided us the playability of the abundant, old skool Sierra Games Library without the hassle of swapping floppy disks. That’s right! With the advancement of technology, Flashplay gets you play. You feeling it, too? Head on over to Sarien.net for all of the Sierra Games goodneas.

Even more Street Fighter Facebook via Dorkly

Uh oh. Looks like I’ll be hopping on another Social Netwek soon…

Everyday, businesses and communities everywhere are looking for more ways to make it’s Network of people more Social. The companies we work for, the video games we play, and even the food we eat – all of the things we love in Life, all of them have a dedicated community. So how do you bring them all together? Social Networking, of course! And what better way to Social Network than within one of your already existing Networks. One such company already implementing this concept is Blizzard – creator of World of Warcraft and beyond – with Real ID

Real ID FAQ

Battle.net’s Real ID system is a new, optional layer of identity beyond the standard in-game character level of identity that keeps players connected to each other across multiple Blizzard Entertainment games. When players mutually agree to become Real ID friends, they’ll have access to a wealth of additional features designed to enhance their social gaming experience. For information on these upcoming features, check out our Real ID page and read the FAQ below.

Real ID Friends

How will I become Real ID friends with another player?

Both players must first mutually agree to become Real ID friends. To send a Real ID friend request to another player, simply enter his or her Battle.net account name (an email address) using the Add Friend function in-game. The other player will see the pending request in their friends list, and if they accept, you will become Real ID friends with each other.

Who should I add to my Real ID friends list?

Real ID is a system designed to be used with people you know and trust in real life — friends, co-workers and family — though it’s ultimately up to you to determine who you wish to interact with in this fashion. When you become Real ID friends with another player, you will be sharing your real name and opening up new communication options with that player. In addition, players who are Real ID friends with that player will be able to see your name in a “friends of friends” list, which allows people to be able to quickly send Real ID friend requests to others they may know.

What is the “friends of friends” feature of Real ID?

Similar to other social-networking platforms, when you click on one of your Real ID friends, you will be able to see the names of his or her other Real ID friends, even if you are not Real ID friends with those players yourself. If you happen to know someone on that list, you will be able to quickly send a Real ID friend request to that player. This feature is designed to make it easy to populate your Real ID friends list with people you might enjoy playing with.

How can I remove a Real ID friend from my list?

Simply right-click their Real ID name and select Remove Friend. That player will no longer be on your Real ID friends list, and you will no longer be on theirs. To stop using Real ID, simply remove all of your Real ID friends from your friends list, and do not accept any more Real ID friend requests.

Will Battle.net inform me if I enter an invalid Battle.net account name when I send a Real ID friend request?

A player who sends a Real ID friend request will only be notified if the other player accepts the request. To protect the privacy and security of all of our players, the requesting player will not be notified if the email address entered is an invalid Battle.net account name or if the other player declines the request.

What information about me will other players see when I use Real ID?

If you are using Real ID, your mutual Real ID friends, as well as their Real ID friends, will be able to see your first and last name (the name registered to the Battle.net account). You will also be able to see the first and last name of your Real ID friends and their Real ID friends. Your Battle.net account name (your email address) is not displayed to other players through the Real ID friends list. In addition, players with Real ID relationships will be able to view each other’s online status, Rich Presence information, and Broadcast messages, and will be able to see which character and game their Real ID friends are playing across supported Blizzard games.

Am I able to set my status to show my Real ID friends whether I am online or away?

You are always able to set your status to show whether you are online, away, or busy. Any Real ID or character-level friend on your friends list will see your online status. Beyond simple online status information, Real ID friends will see detailed Rich Presence information (what character the Real ID friend is playing, what they are doing within that game, etc.) and will be able to view and send Broadcast messages to other Real ID friends.

How does Blizzard safeguard my information?

We respect the privacy of our players and recognize the importance of providing a secure environment for them. You can find out how Blizzard safeguards user information by reading our Online Privacy Policy.

What can I do if another player is contacting me through the service and behaving inappropriately?

If you feel that another player is behaving inappropriately when contacting you through the service, please contact a Game Master in-game or visit the in-game support contact page, and a support representative will be able to assist you. There is also an option to permanently block individuals from communicating with you in Battle.net and within the games themselves.

Will parents be able to manage whether their children are able to use Real ID?

We plan to update our Parental Controls with tools that will allow parents to manage their children’s use of Real ID. We’ll have more details to share in the future.

World of Warcraft Friends & StarCraft II Friends

What’s a World of Warcraft friend or StarCraft II friend?

A World of Warcraft friend is any player you add to your friends list by World of Warcraft character name; this works just like adding friends works in World of Warcraft now. You will be able to add StarCraft II character names to your StarCraft II friends list in a similar fashion. If you add a character name to your friends list and are not Real ID friends with the player, you will not see the player’s real name in the game, nor will they see yours. Character-level friends such as these are specific to each game (i.e. World of Warcraft character friends cannot see each other in StarCraft II or communicate cross-game) and can see online and offline status information only, not Rich Presence details or Broadcast messages. Other characters that a World of Warcraft friend creates will not automatically be added to your friends list.

What information about me will other players see in-game if I do not use Real ID?

If you are not using Real ID, only the in-game character name and online/offline status of the character you are playing will be visible to other players, and only within that game.

Can I use features such as cross-game chat, Rich Presence, or Broadcasts if I do not use Real ID?

Features such as cross-game chat, World of Warcraft cross-realm and cross-faction chat, Broadcast messages, and Rich Presence are only available if you use Real ID. For more information, visit the Real ID features page.

Can my Real ID friends see all of my World of Warcraft characters?

Real ID friends will be able to see all of each other’s characters across games; there will not be an option to hide specific characters from Real ID friends or to appear offline to them when you’re logged in. If you wish to communicate with someone through only a character, you can opt to use the traditional “in-game friend” system and add that player as a World of Warcraft friend.

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Street Fighter, in all of its fandemonium, is an haute azifug gaming phenomenon. Reigning supreme as the DEFINITIVE fighting game for nearly two decades (1987-present), there’s no question as to why the Street Fighter series is enduring, dare I say thriving, throughout its Life course. Street Fighter is a World colliding with Shoryukens, Hadoukens, and Ultra Combo Finishes thundering down on those that decide to partake in the action. But its just a video game, right? Maybe the Ladies of Street Fighter CosPlay will change your mind.

When the Ladies of Street Fighter are depicted in CosPlay, the beauty associated with the Street Fghter phenomenon becomes apparent, stepping across the line of Virtual reality into Actual reality. Hadoukens and shouryukens on-screen are one thing; seeing real life CosPlay?!? Check out all the Ladies of Street FIghter CosPlay, after the web-jump.

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