This actually brought me back to SFV several times so I could get Rashid’s awesome Air Man suit or Kage’s Asura’s Wrath gear. Other costumes were doled out in Extra Battles, where you’d earn “costume pieces” week-to-week to build a cool Capcom collaboration costume. Capcom implemented ways for players to either buy new characters or cosmetics with real money or choose to earn Fight Money by playing various modes in the game, which could be spent on these same items.
In many ways, Street Fighter V felt like a beta test for a future free-to-play system.
For all intents and purposes, Street Fighter has been running like a free-to-play game for years, and I’d like to see the series lean harder into that model, at least for this upcoming entry. New bundles were created to sell content for big tournaments like Evo or Capcom Pro Tour that would add even more cosmetics to the game. Street Fighter V had plenty of both, with four seasons of new characters, plenty of costumes, and new stages. We have almost no information on the game as of now, but that won’t stop us from thinking about the possibilities of what may come with SF6 or what we want the next big chapter in the series to be.Ĭapcom is no stranger to live service games, nor do they lack experience in seasonal content. Luke, on the other hand, looks way different from his recent debut in SFV, sporting a much more realistic hairstyle and veiny arms that would make John Cena jealous. He’s becoming one thick, square, sweaty muscle. Ryu’s new model looks very impressive, and wow, is he a wide dude. Street Fighter 6 was announced late last night, and I can’t stop watching the short trailer that debuted the title.
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