Street Fighter V – Fall Update
Capcom posted a video showcasing what players can expect from the latest Street Fighter V update which includes new character Luke.
Capcom posted a video showcasing what players can expect from the latest Street Fighter V update which includes new character Luke.
Capcom has released another hard-hitting update today for Street Fighter V. The update includes Urien, the sixth post-launch character to be added to the roster this year, as well as a ton of other exciting content including new game modes and features like Daily Targets, Versus CPU mode, and new
Capcom released its Street Fighter V A Shadow Falls story mode yesterday as a free update to the base game where it offers a single player experience. The story offers around 2 hours of cutscenes and 35 minutes of fighting which you can see in our Street Fighter V A
Capcom released a new video which showcases the boxer character based on Mike Tyson (Balrog) who joins the ranks of other combatants in Street Fighter V. He was originally called M.Bison but then due to complexities with the name in the west became Balrog as we see him today. In
Capcom released an update to Street Fighter V this week and today introduced the long awaited Alex character and Shop where you can purchase extra colours, bonus costumes and more. We’ve posted a video which shows off the new features including all the shop items currently available, Alex’s story mode
Capcom released its rather controversial fighting game on PS4 and PC Street Fighter V last week which has meant coming in on the all formats UK software sales chart at number 2. Last week’s leader Black Ops III remains at the top proving that the Call of Duty series isn’t
Street Fighter V hasn’t had the best launch what with server issues and numerous complaints about the starting content, but never fear as Capcom are working hard to address some of the concerns. They are still being a big cagey with the release dates citing “March” rather than a specific
Street Fighter V has launched today on PS4 and PC although the release is currently plagued with server issues and for some lacking in content even though Capcom have been pretty clear with what’s included with the game at this time. There’s more content to come for those willing to
Capcom unleashes its latest Street Fighter game on PS4 and PC with a selection of characters, modes and stages to do battle. But rather than opt for a standalone game has upped the ante with a game open to updates so that in the future everyone has access to the
Capcom’s Street Fighter V releases on PS4 and PC next week but one advantage the PC version has over its Playstation brethren is the option to crank up the display resolution to 4K. The game already looks rather fresh at 1080p but the details become even more pronounced in 4K