Double Dragon oriented site, "Double Dragon Dojo" has conducted an interview with Evoga, the Developer of NeoGeo's latest fighter game release- "Rage of the Dragons".

For the interview, check Double Dragon Dojo's section.
Special thanks to Mike S. for the news.

Short Comment: In a related note, it seems that the artist who did the game illusts is Bunshichirou Ohma after all. Check his latest doujin cover Here (image taken from Yahoo auctions). - Henry A. Moriarty

Sega has released the demo to their PC version of arcade hit driving game, "Crazy Taxi". The demo includes three mini-games: crazy jump, crazy jam, and crazy bound.

For the demo, check 4gamer.net's section.
Special thanks to Techside for the news.

Well, it seems that the Japanese site "Shunpuu-tei Koubu" which created the original "Glove on Fight" Flashes, is now releasing their Ragnarok Online fan Flash on the web. I've been fortunate enough to see it beforehand, and it's definitely worth the check if you've enjoyed GOF or RO. [ Shunpuu-tei Koubou ] - Henry A. Moriarty

In a related news, check this site's character simulation if you're wondering what to make your character look like on Ragnarok Online, once Beta2 is back up again in a few months. [ Ragna no Nanika ]
- Henry A. Moriarty

Two quickies on recently released doujin fighters-

1- Melty Blood
For those who want a small scan of the CDR jacket which came with the physical distribution, check the following site. [ Colorless Moon / Section ]

2- Eternal Fighter Zero - Blue Sky Edition
Those who somehow picked up the Blue Sky Edition can find the latest patches for it at the official site, one in the index and one in the section. More patches (including additional characters) should be coming in the future. [ Eternal Frontier / Section ] - Henry A. Moriarty

The following two images were taken during a lung cancer operation. Take a guess on which one is from a smoker. (Note: Don't look at the link if you're thinking of continuing to smoke.) [ Link: The Lung ]

Special thanks to Ore-News for the link.
- Henry A. Moriarty