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@Jazzycola said:

Well you gotta think Joker isn't having to kick hundreds of henchman's asses in a period of 6 hours. I'm sure exhaustion, getting thrown out a window, having to deal with freezing temperatures and several other things is the reason why he shows more signs of illness than Joker. All Joker does is sit up in the Steel mill ordering his men via intercom or Harley running the place while Joker is too sick to do it. I know that I heard several times before Harley steals the cure that the henchman thought Joker already died because Harley was making the orders instead of him so there's that also.

This.

The time difference doesn't matter because the virus is still at the same stage, whether it's Joker's body or Batman's. It's what Batman does during the 6 hours that makes the difference.

The latest episode of Frame Trap is now live on YouTube! Actually, it's been up there since yesterday, so apologies for the late update here on IPW! That said, this ended up being a great episode with a ton of talk about Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, including the new characters and all the upcoming balance changes. We also talk at length about the Street Fighter x Tekken Gem System a bit more and also touch on the latest teaser from Ono featuring Asuka. Throw in some KOFXIII balance changes, an on air rage quit from Mr. Jared and you have one of the best episodes to date! Check it out after the break.

Excellent article and a great read.

Tekken Tag 2 confirms that Jun Kazama and Unknown are one and the same.

The only good thing out of QOTW was the "A man chooses pickles!" submission for the Bioshock 2 week. Otherwise, I am very glad it's gone.

Brave sir, I will return to see how this goes!

I miss the community spirit in chat rooms that aren't as busy as TNT, as well as some of the sillier seqments.

@Jadeskye said:

@jorbear said:

This means that the Whiskey Media Scrub Leagues are going to be featured on the front page of Twitch.tv

Right?

Ha i wish!

Only on the condition that they name it Whiskey Media Super League on the front page, biggest troll ever!

This week will be covering all the KOFXIII and UMVC3 console changes, the MVC3 Quicksliver glitch discovered by Rougeyoshi, Soul Calibur V character announcements and talk a bit more about the SF x Tekken Gem System. We also have a major announcement from our very own Mr. Jared so be sure to tune in to find out what it is! You wont want to miss this!

Congrats to Jared, made a thread about it too.

Anyone who's into Thursday Night Throwdown, fighting games and Frame Trap will know Jared. Anyone who's into justin.tv and live streaming will know Justin's video game focused streaming site Twitch.tv. With Twitch getting serious with eSports by hiring Marcus “ djWHEAT” Graham recently as their new eSports Manager it's good to see that fighting games will also have a presence with Jared as the new Community Manager.

Here's the official quote:

We are proud to announce the arrival of our Community Manger here at TwitchTV, none other than fighting game ambassador “Mr Jared” Rea. Jared is a games industry veteran with more than 8 years of experience as a writer and community manager, and most importantly, a life-long gamer who has been influential in the fighting game casting community, particularly in his role as Creative Director of iPlayWinner.com and the host of Frame Trap, a community driven weekly news program about the fighting game community. We’re very excited to have him on board, and without further ado, Jared:

Hey everyone, I’m Jared Rea, better known as “Mr Jared” within the fighting game community and I am extremely thrilled to be taking on the responsibilities of Community Manager at TwitchTV. As a long-time caster myself, I’ve seen how vital a role streaming services such as TwitchTV can play in the building and nurturing of online communities, and I see this opportunity as one that can create even more opportunities for casters, players, and tournaments of all notorieties and skill levels. A rising tide lifts all boats and so I’m very much looking forward working with members of all the different communities we have here at TwitchTV from StarCraft to Minecraft and from Street Fighter to retro gamers.

The one question I get more often than not is “What is a Community Manager anyway?” It’s always been my opinion that a Community Manager is essentially a conduit of creative energy. It’s my responsibility to ensure that all of you folks out there are getting the most out of your TwitchTV experience as both viewers and broadcasters, but also that your voices are heard loud and clear here at the TwitchTV headquarters in San Francisco. I’ll also be handling the constant day-to-day communication channels we have here at Twitch so you’ll be hearing a lot from me whether you hit us up on Twitter ( @TwitchTV), Facebook ( facebook.com/twitchtv/) or on your favorite community site such as Reddit, TeamLiquid and more.

Again, I’m very excited to be here and I can’t wait to dig in and help further TwitchTV as a positive, driving force in the world of eSports and online gaming as a whole. If you’d like to follow me personally, feel free to do so on Twitter ( @Jaredr). Thanks!

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I'm quite curious about the future of professional gaming streams with news like this, it can only mean good things for growth and professionally done live-streams.