The beloved staple in the fighting game industry is revealed to have a sequel with more information coming this summer

A countdown that video game publisher Capcom has posted had ended to reveal a new Street Fighter 6 is in development. The impressive new look for the franchise is teased in this teaser trailer:

This teaser trailer had debuted on the weekend following the Capcom Pro Tour finals, after revealing Capcom Fighting Collection — a collection of 90s Capcom fighters with new online capabilities. The Street Fighter 6 trailer, however, featured a more realistic looking and sweat-soaked bearded Ryu standing against Luke, a downloadable newcomer in Street Fighter V who had been said to play a prominent role in this installment of Street Fighter. While no details have been shared, Capcom looks to be aiming for a more realistic and Tekken-like tone for its new fighting installment.

Street Fighter 6 remains without a release date but Capcom has promised to announce more this summer, which speculations have led to be during the Summer Game Fest 2022 between June and July.

Street Fighter 6 had been previously rumored to be released during autumn 2021 before it had been delayed to 2022. This was most likely due to Capcom being satisfied with how the new installment was turning out. This may be backed up with Street Fighter 5 receiving a new season pass at the last minute, in order to give Capcom more time to spend on tweaking and finalizing Street Fighter 6.

A notable development to be mindful of is that according to leaked documents, during a time when Capcom was held hostage in a ransomware cyberattack, a direction that Street Fighter 6 will pursue will aim for less sexualization of its female characters. The publisher apparently regrets its past decisions that were highlighted in previous games, such as the eventually censored “butt slap” that R. Mika had done during her Critical Art in Street Fighter 5, and will now be looking to significantly improve gender representation for the female cast.

The last mainline installment in Street Fighter was Street Fighter 5 which was released back in 2016 as a console exclusive for PlayStation 4. An intriguing consideration circulating online is which platforms it will be released on, whether it will be a PlayStation exclusive or be playable on the Xbox as well.

We will have to find out once Capcom announces more during the summer!

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Hadouken! Nintendo have officially confirmed Street Fighter’s Ryu will be coming to Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U in the update.

With last week’s Street Fighter V trailer, we thought we would have to wait a while before being able to play with Ryu but not for Super Smash Bros. owners. For the first time in a Super Smash Bros. game a character from the Street Fighter series will be entering the arena. As well as Ryu, Roy from Fire Emblem and Lucas from Mother 3 will be released as playable characters. During this content update, there will be new Mii fighter costumes, bonus trophies, additional Wii Super Smash Bros. amiibo and new stages, including the Dreamland stage, based on the original stage Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 64.

Nintendo are giving its fans a little taster before their E3 conference tomorrow. Expect to hear more information about titles such as Mario Maker, Star Fox for Wii U and Yoshi’s Wooly World.

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Following from yesterday’s big Street Fighter V trailer reveal, the battle moves list has somehow already made it to the Internet, and we have all the information you need right here!

Over the years Street Fighter has allowed characters to perform a number of signature special moves and, thankfully, Street Fighter V is no different. From Ryu’s iconic Hadoken to Chun Li’s Lighting Legs, below are the move lists for Ryu, Chun-Li, Nash and M.Bison. Hopefully this little teaser will be enough to keep you going before more will be shortly announced at E3.

Ryu

V- Skill	Mind’s Eye
V-Trigger	Denjin Renki
V-Reversal	Hashogeki	(During Guard) Fwd +
Special Moves
Hadoken		+
Shoryuken		Fwd, Dn, Fwd +
Tatsumaki Senpukyaku		+
Airborne Tatsumaki Senpukyaku		(In Air) +
Critical Arts
Shinku Hadoken		+
Denjin Hadoken		(During V-Trigger)  +

Chun- Li

V- Skill	Rankyaku
V-Trigger	Renkiko
V-Reversal	Sohatsukei	(During Guard) Fwd +
Special Moves
Kikoken		Charged Bk, Fwd +
Hyakuretsukyaku		+
Airborne Hyakuretsukyaku		(In Air)  +
Spinning Bird Kick		Charged Dn, Up +
Critical Arts
Hoyokusen		+

Nash

V- Skill	Bullet Clear
V-Trigger	Steel Air	Dn +
V-Reversal	Sonic Move – Avoid	(During Guard) Fwd +
Special Moves
Sonic Boom		+
Sonic Scythe		+
Moonsault Slash		+
Tragedy Assault		Fwd, Dn, Fwd +
Critical Arts
Judgement Saber		+

M.Bison

V- Skill	Psycho Reflect
V-Trigger	Psycho Power
V-Reversal	Psycho Burst	(During Guard) Fwd +
Special Moves
Psycho Blast		Charged Bk, Fwd +
Double Knee Press		Charged Bk, Fwd +
Head Press		Charged Dn, Up +
Somersault Skull Driver		(After Head Press Hits)
Devil Reverse		(Before Head Press Hits)
Psycho Inferno		Charged Dn, Up +
Critical Arts
Ultimate Psycho Crusher		+

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