Punk is more than happy to focus on Guilty Gear Strive if Capcom won’t fix Street Fighter V
This weekend, it was announced that Daigo Umehara, one of the greatest Street Fighter players of all time, had…
A poor experience with Street Fighter V’s online multiplayer during a recent Capcom Cup qualifier sent one top…
Street Fighter V’s online multiplayer has struggled ever since the game’s 2016 debut, but the longstanding issues…
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Last year, it was my belief that Capcom Cup was saved by the incredible performances of its finalists, a group of 32…
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Street Fighter V is getting Seth as part of the Champion Edition coming February 14, Capcom revealed during last night’s Capcom Cup finals. The Street Fighter IV villain is a genetically engineered M. Bison clone who’s able to copy other characters’ move sets.
The Capcom Pro Tour’s upcoming Street Fighter V tournament in Hong Kong has been canceled due to “ongoing civic unrest” in the area. Any competition held at the Hong Kong Esports Festival will no longer award ranking points and Capcom has no plans to replace the canceled tournament with a new premier event.
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Capcom Cup wrapped up a year of Street Fighter V over the weekend with an explosive grand finals match between…
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Saul “MenaRD” Mena ran through Street Fighter studs like Xian, Kazunoko, Daigo Umehara, and Itabashi Zangief to make…
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This weekend’s Canada Cup is stacked with talent, as players on the bubble fight for the last possible points they…
After pulling in over 100 competitors in 2016, this weekend’s Capcom Pro Tour premier event in Jönköping, Sweden, DreamHack Summer, only saw 46 players in attendance. That enabled everyone to get points for the circuit rankings, moving them one step closer to qualifying for Capcom Cup in December.
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After placing second at the Capcom Cup this year, Street Fighter superstar Daigo Umehara is donating his winnings ($60,000) to NYU’s Evo scholarship fund. Nice dude.
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Daigo Umehara did not win the 2015 Capcom Cup. That’s okay. He did won the hearts of fighting game fans once again…
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