The Guild Wars 2 Panel at Comicon discussed the future of the MMO series. As its predecessor, Guild Wars 2 will be a one-time purchase, with expansions rather than a pay to play model, like World Of Warcraft. Click on to read more!

Capcom had released a cinematic trailer for Street Fighter X Tekken during their panel at San Diego Comic Con. From the looks of it, there will be some very interesting new characters to choose from.

The new character announcements are sure to please many fans of both the Street Figther and Tekken universes. It shows off Dhalsim, Street Fighter's firebreathing Indian man, and Poison, who is a character from Final Fight that's infamous for being transgender. On the Tekken side, Steve Fox, the boxer, and Yoshimitsu, one of Namco's most famous characters who appears in both Tekken and Soul Calibur, have been revealed. All of these characters seem to fit in just right with the style of the game, and the inclusion of Poison is quite a surprise, since she (or he?) hasn't been included in many recent games. With such a good roster already, I can't wait to see who makes it into the final version.

Funimation already made several major announcements not too long ago at Anime Expo, but they still had a couple of aces up their sleeves saved for this year's San Diego Comic Con. The most major announcement (as you probably guessed from the title) is that they will be releasing the entirety of the perennial anime favorite on BluRay. The series was painstakingly restored from the original 16 mm film to modern day 1080p beauty according to a press release by the Texas based company. More details on the release are supposed to be announced tomorrow morning at 10 AM PST (1 PM EST).

Also announced at SDCC, the official website for the upcoming animated adaptation of BioWare's Dragon Age videogame franchise, Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker, has launched. The site is currently streaming a production art trailer.  During the Q&A ssession with the audience, they also revealed that negotiations are underway in order to get the rights to release more dubbed episodes of One Piece.