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Today, KOFV launched the trailer and screenshots for the upcoming Ralf Jones and Clark Still characters in KOFV XV. Home News The King of Fighters XV Ralph Jones and Clark Trailer images and screenshots   The King of Fighters series has been around for as long as the PS1 CD-ROMs have been with us, and it’s always been a fan-favorite of the fighting game community . It was only a matter of time before KOF made its way to the PS4 and Xbox One, and KOF XV has finally done just that. The game is the first of its kind to feature fully realtime 3D graphics, and the amount of fan service is enough to make you want to give the game a try. SNK has released a new trailer and screenshots for The King of Fighters XV , featuring playable characters Ralph Jones (played by Bunshu Shinoi) and Clark Still (played by Tomo Kasai). Watch the trailer with Ralph Jones and Clark from The King of Fighters XV: Ralph Jones, Clark Still, and the previously revealed Leona Heidern make up the sixth fully revealed

Sunken or grounded bone is a phenomenon that has been observed in a number of animals, including rodents, dogs, and birds, that have lost their ability to return to the ground after falling from a height. Examples of this phenomenon have been reported in the literature for the following animals: rat Alligator bones are the remains of an extinct species of alligator that lived in the swamps of the delta region 200 million years ago. They are now found in the Ouachita and Red River Basins of Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma, USA. This bone is known for having been buried for a long period of time, so it is very fragile and difficult to find, as it is very compressed and sunken into the ground. The bone is also located very close to a water source, so the ground can get very wet and muddy, thus making finding the bone very difficult. So, you’ve been playing around with your PS4, but it’s not that fun anymore. Or maybe you’re using your Xbox One, but it’s just not fulfilling your gaming ne

Star Citizen has released new vehicles on its main website, and it just so happens that this is a day dedicated to the fast-growing series. The latest installment in Chris Roberts’ (Roberts Space Industries)’s space sim was first announced in 2012, and in 2014 the crowdfunding campaign for a full-fledged game blew past $2 million in funding. The game has proven to be a hit among gamers, too, and recent reports suggest the game may have surpassed $100 million in sales. For those who have been following the Star Citizen development for a while, you might know that the game’s install folders are about as plentiful as the game’s ingame universe. While fans are all excited by all the new ships that Chris Roberts is working on for CIG, they might not know that the game’s install folders are now massive. The purpose of this week’s Star Citizen video digest is to highlight new toys, including a review of Crusader Industries’ new Hercules Starlifter spaceship and the Tumbril Nova tank. The Star