In this weeks RipTen Dojo, we talk about getting burnt out on fighting games, and how taking a break might be the right way to move forward.

One of best run fighting game tournaments is coming to Chicago at the end of May.

Dead or Alive 5 is still a ways off, but an early alpha build gives us insight into what to expect.

In this weeks RipTen Dojo, we go over the importance of having a main character, and what that can mean when you’re trying to learn a fighting game.

In this weeks Dojo, we demystify frame data and dispel some misconceptions so you can apply it to your training.

Capcom responds to the disc-locked vs. DLC troubles.

Behind all the sexy Pikachus and armies of Spartans toting assault rifles, there stands one man who inspires them all: Zangief.

Yoga Fan Art! Dhalsim is just the Indian Mr. Fantastic. Replace the dark skin with light skin and the mysticism with science, and you’ve got yourself Reed Richards. Does that make Blanka The Thing of the Street Fighter universe?

Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono might be ill, but he’s already dreaming of the future of fighting games.

This week, we sit down with a tournament organizer to discuss the finer points of coordinating a competition.

I know what it looks like, but Blanka is totally about to X Eddy Gordo. He’s going to X him right in his stupid, footloose face.

This week in RipTen Dojo, we go over what to expect at your first fighting game tournament, whether it is a local event or a major tournament.

Street Fighter x Tekken is a love letter to anyone who has enjoyed a 2D fighting game this generation.

In this edition of RipTen Dojo, we take a look at one of the fundamental steps to winning: losing.

Welcome to the RipTen Dojo. Put on your gi, limber up and learn how to become a better fighting gamer.