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The Phantomnaut | Sunday, October 16, 2016 at 4:25AM | in Chaos Code, Japan, KOFXIV, Nitroplus Blasterz, Street Fighter V, arcade 
The inaugural Japanese arcade tournament Toushinsai brought about some big news for fighting games.
FK Digital's Chaos Code: New Sign of Catastrophe will finally be getting its PlayStation 4 release in November 2016. They also revealed that FK will follow up with a second expansion in 2017 that will run on full 16:9 widescreen.
Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel will be updated to version 1.08 on Oct. 27, 2016. Whether it will apply to the arcade version or will be featured on consoles as well is still to be determined.
Capcom will be bringing Street Fighter V to arcades in the near future in the form of the the PC version. Details will be clarified at a later time.
For Taito, the company announced NESiCAxLive 2, its follow-up arcade digital content platform. Companies such as Arc System Works, Examu, FK Digital and French Bread have pledged support for the system. SNK will also take part by announcing that The King of Fighters XIV will be coming to Japanese arcades through this platform.
You can check the announcements towards the end of the Twitch archive here.
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