While not officially announced by Capcom, those who got to try out Street Fighter 6 have confirmed that it will feature cross-play and rollback netcode.
"America's Hero" and a long-standing fighter in the series, Guile is coming to the sequel, bringing his classic moves and comb.
Capcom has lifted the lid on the next big step forward for its premier fighting franchise- and here's why we're excited.
New gameplay will also be shown off at the showcase later today, and it's very likely that another showing will follow at the Capcom Showcase in a few days' time.
In the Versus screen, players can press the directional buttons to scowl, look smug and much more to either taunt or baffle their opponent.
The company confirms that it will be showcasing already-announced games during its upcoming Capcom Showcase livestream.
"As residents of Metro City, we’ve all seen things we weren’t supposed to see, but we're all in this together," the company writes.
Massive Street Fighter 6 leaks are doing the rounds online, and as part of that, new tidbits related to Ken and Cammy have also emerged.
The details are in line with a leak from eight months ago on Reddit, which also revealed Jamie and Chun-Li's return among other changes.
A first for the series, modern controls provide a simpler control system for easily performing combos, special moves and Super Arts.
Luke, Ryu and Chun-Li are joined by a new fighter, Jamie, who follows in the footsteps of Yun and Yang from Street Fighter 3.
Aru and Jeremy "Vicious" Lopez (with more commentators to be announced) will bring some unique perspective, feedback, and hype during matches.
In addition to the story-based World Tour, new modes include Fighting Ground and Battle Hub, the latter aimed at online play.
Though many have assumed that Capcom's fighter will be fully unveiled at EVO 2022, journalist Jeff Grubb says he's heard it'll be revealed before that.
With the upcoming Street Fighter 6, Capcom needs to address some of its predecessor's most glaring issues.
Yusuke Hashimoto, whose previous credits also include Bayonetta 1 and various Resident Evil titles, is one of the game designers involved.
In the wake of Capcom's official announcement of Street Fighter 6, an insider claims that the game is going to run on RE Engine.
The latest title in Capcom's flagship fighting game series has finally been announced with more news promised for Summer 2022.
The highly anticipated sequel, which has been rumored since 2020, is expected to be revealed once the Capcom Countdown is done.
Capcom's legendary fighting series is celebrating its 35th anniversary in 2022. Rumours have indicated that Street Fighter 6 could be announced this year.
