Street Fighter 6 lets us run through an open game world
Chun-Li also appears in the first Street Fighter 6 trailer.
There was a lot of speculation about a new part of Street Fighter in the run-up to the State of Play and in the end the rumors came true. Capcom’s Beat ’em Up was presented with a first trailer that shows all sorts of interesting things. Including a rough release period for Street Fighter 6, a small surprise on the platforms and a new mode that is rather unusual for the series.
When will Street Fighter 6 be released? Unfortunately, we can’t tell you an exact release date yet, but the game should appear in 2023. Incidentally, it is interesting that the game “only” appears for PS4/PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC, but no longer for Xbox One.
Street Fighter 6 comes with interesting mode
The unveiling of the caused a stir world tour called Street Fighter 6 mode, which, by the way, is being developed in the same engine as Resident Evil Village and Devil May Cry 5. World Tour represents a story mode that we can play in single player and that allows us to walk through the game world challenging opponents to fight. (via PS Blog)
You can check out the Street Fighter 6 announcement trailer here:
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Street Fighter 6 shows surprising single player mode in the trailer
In the second new mode called Battle Hub Should we then be able to compete with other players in online matches? What exactly awaits us here is not yet known. The following modes have also been confirmed: Arcade, Training, Local vs. Battles.
Real-time comment: As we already know from many well-known sports series such as FIFA or NBA2K, Street Fighter will now also have well-known commentators from the eSports scene to accompany your matches. The whole thing should also come with subtitle support.
First Street Fighter 6 fighters introduced
Besides familiar faces like Ryu, Chun-Li and Luke, there was also a new fighter in Jamie.
These fighters are confirmed so far:
Jamie makes his first appearance in Street Fighter 6.
More info from the State of Play
There were all kinds of other highlights during Sony’s 30-minute live stream, above all the announcement of the remake of Resident Evil 4, new information about Final Fantasy 16 and lots of games for PSVR 2. You can find a complete overview of the event on GamePro.
How did you like the first trailer for Street Fighter 6 and what do you think of the single player mode?
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