Pros
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Expressive combat
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Brilliant game modes
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Great roster of characters
Cons
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World Tour story is a little shallow
Recommended reading
Street Fighter 6 review: "Arguably the best overall fighting game package ever made"
(Image: © Capcom)
Expressive combat
Brilliant game modes
Great roster of characters
World Tour story is a little shallow
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澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Street Fighter 6 is one of the best fighting game packages I've ever encountered. It's absolutely jam-packed with things to do right out of the gate. Capcom has delivered a diverse collection of game modes, fighting styles, and op𝓰portunities for personal expression which work to both reflect the diverse fanbase that has rallied around this franchise over the last 35 years, and rebuff any fears that the studio would repeat its past mistakes.
Developer: In-house
Publisher: Capcom
Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
Release date: June 2, 2023
For as fantastic as the core fighting experience was, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Street Fighter 5 launched in such a state back 🌟in 2016 that it was never able to fully shake off the reputation of being a barebones package. Even after years of significant updates and expansion, there's still this whiff of negativity around it – a failure to leave a good first impression ultimately defining the lasting legacy. Capcom is clearly eager to avoid such reputational harm this time around, with Street Fighter 6 arriving with three separate, fully-featured game modes that compliment one another – Battle Hub, Fighting Ground, and the single-player focused World Tour mode.
World Tour is unlike anything I've seen before in a fighting game, with the closest comparison being something akin to a Yakuza-lite. You're able to create a custom character and then cut about a hub map based off of Final Fight's legendary Metro City. From there, you're free to get into scraps, complete quests, level up stats like damage output and defense, and progress through a relatively self-contained story. Ryu, for instance, is quite happily tucked away in Japan trying to figure out how to use a mobile phone and Chun-Li is teaching kung fu in Metro City's Chinatown district. They've beaten M. Bison, destroyed the Shadaloo organization, saved the day, and their position in the greater Stree♑t Fighter lore is at an end. They're pretty much retired.
| Genre | Fighting |
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