"We thought this was quite interesting, and it didn't seem to cause any bugs, so we decided it could be a feature to expand the gameplay."

- Akira Nishitani, the original lead game designer on Street Fighter II, has finally given insight into the cancelling "bug" from the iconic fighting game.

For many years now, it has not been entirely clear whether the act of cancelling moves in Street Fighter II in order to perform combos -- a feature that quickly became a staple of fighting games -- was intentional or a bug.

Talking on Twitter, and as translated by veteran journalist and translator Nick Des Barres, Nishitani had the following to say on the topic. "It originated with a system designed to make executing specials easier: 'If players press theBC Games Society partners with Invictus Games Toronto 2017

The BC Games Society has formed a new partnership with the Invictus Games Toronto 2017 to share its knowledge and expertise in event planning as Toronto prepares to host the third Invictus Games from September 23 to the 30, 2017.

Since 1978, the BC Games Society has been the organization responsible for the BC Summer and BC Winter Games. Throughout its history, a robust set of event hosting guidelines and materials have been developed to help volunteer organizing committees to plan and stage these successful events in communities throughout British Columbia.

“This opportunity to partner with the Invictus Games Toronto 2017 is really sharing the collective volunteer experiences from forty years of BC Games management”, said BC Games Society President and CEO,