Hold On To Your Potatoes

Perhaps more surprising than Street Fighter II's success is the fact that one of the key gameplay features of Street Fighter II, the combo system, wasn't a really a feature in the game's initial release at all. It was an accident.

Hold On To Your Potatoes, this is how Street Fighter II glorified fighting game combos.

Hold on to your potatoes, this is the strange story of Nic Cage's Action One: The The Theft Of Superman

The version of the Star Wars logo that appeared in theatres in May 1977 was not the work of George Lucas. Nor was it the work of the veteran designer who was contracted to create versions for movie theatre marquis and most of the movie’s print advertising. It was actually designed for a brochure by a 22-year old art director, who was new to working on feature films, and who’s name doesn’t even appear in the film’s credits.

Hold On To Your Potatoes. This is the story of how the Star Wars logo was created.

Perhaps more surprising than Street Fighter II's success is the fact that one of the key gameplay features of Street Fighter II, the combo system, wasn't a really a feature in the game's initial release at all. It was an accident.

Hold On To Your Potatoes, this is how Street Fighter II glorified fighting game combos.

Hold on to your potatoes, this is the strange story of Nic Cage's Action One: The The Theft Of Superman

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