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What A Retro Street Fighter V Would Look Like
Street Fighter V’s visuals are fine, but Street Fighter III’s? Those were perfect. So yes, let’s all take a look at the cast of Street Fighter V, redrawn as characters in Street Fighter III They’re the work of RieyTails (via Eventhubs), and while many of these are older characters, these sprites are still based off…
By Luke Plunkett Published April 17, 2016 -
Street Fighter V Mod Hits The Light Switch On All Stages
Street Fighter V might not have weather effects or time of day changes during battles, but this is something modders can fix quickly. Moddah played around with lighting and gave all the daytime stages a darker, nighttime look. Great stuff, it gives a whole new atmosphere to the locations, especially Union Station, Hillside Plaza and…
By Gergo Vas Published April 15, 2016 -
Hot Ryu Can Be Yours for Only $900
You know him, you love him, Hot Ryu. And now, for a mere $900, you can own a 1:3 scale version of the hunkiest version of Ryu around. The statue measure about 2.41 feet tall and 1,000 points hottie. This is the latest statue from Pop Culture Shock Toys. They do fine work, and you…
By Brian Ashcraft Published April 15, 2016 -
All of Street Fighter V‘s Costumes So Far, In Every Color
Street Fighter V’s online shop just opened last week, a month after the game’s launch. Here’s all the clothes you can get for your favorite World Warrior. As first spotted on Reddit, one intrepid PC user has thrown up images of every color and clothing option for the current roster of Street Fighter V. Looking…
By Evan Narcisse Published April 6, 2016 -
I Think You Mean “Loss,” Street Fighter V
By Evan Narcisse Published April 4, 2016 -
Daigo Immortalized With Statue (That You Can Buy)
Daigo Umehara is getting his own piece of fancy merch later in the year, when statue company Kinetiquettesreleases this piece commemorating the Street Fighter legend. Flanked by two of his favourite characters—Ryu and Evil Ryu—Daigo’s at the back, just chillin’, holding his arcade stick. The statue will stand around 18 inches tall when it’s done…
By Luke Plunkett Published March 31, 2016 -
Awful New Look for Ken and Hidden Costumes Discovered in Street Fighter V DLC Update
The first part of the March update for Street Fighter V has already hit, bringing new modes and improvements to Capcom’s latest fighting game. It’s also got some stuff players aren’t supposed to be able to see, including a new alternate look for Ken that is definitely not an upgrade. The earlier part of this…
By Evan Narcisse Published March 29, 2016 -
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Street Fighter V Was Going to Look Realistic
During the course of development, video games can change. Take Street Fighter V, for example. Early on, the game certainly didn’t look like it does now. It used to look realistic. Speaking with GameSpark (via EventHubs), Street Fighter V producer Koichi Sugiyama said that when work began, SFV didn’t feature the brush-style exaggerated graphics the…
By Brian Ashcraft Published March 1, 2016 -
Playing Street Fighter IV And V At The Same Time With One Controller
The folks at Eurogamer’s Digital Foundry hooked up Street Fighter V and its predecessor to the same game controller and started playing. The sync is mesmerizing at first, but then it all starts to fall apart. As explained in the Eurogamer article, Digital Foundry’s “dual wielding” system of controller syncing only goes so far while…
By Mike Fahey Published February 20, 2016 -
Street Fighter V‘s Launch Sure Has Been a Bummer
On February 16th, Street Fighter V came out at a full price of $60. The big problem with that is Street Fighter V is not, by any stretch of the imagination, a fully finished game. The just-released version of Street Fighter V feels like it was rushed out the door. The Battle Lounge multiplayer lobbies…
By Evan Narcisse Published February 19, 2016 -
Mod Restores Butt-Slapping, Crotch Shot To Street Fighter V
Street Fighter V is having some major problems right now, but a minor one in the eyes of some fans has been (unofficially) put right thanks to a mod. In Street Fighter V’s beta, the character R. Mika had a cheeky little butt slap. Later, for the final release, that butt slap was removed Now,…
By Luke Plunkett Published February 18, 2016 -
Context: Street Fighter V is a bit of a mess at the moment
By Luke Plunkett Published February 18, 2016 -
Capcom Says It’s Fixing Street Fighter V’s Rage Quitting Problem
There’s no punishment for being a rage quitter in Street Fighter V right now. The game doesn’t interpret leaving mid-match as a win or a loss for either side, and it’s made a bunch of players furious. Capcom has told Eurogamer it’ll be fixed, though it’s unclear how or when. “I can confirm that it…
By Patrick Klepek Published February 18, 2016 -
Capcom’s Trying to Fix Street Fighter V
It’s been a rocky 24 hours for the first day of Street Fighter V’s release. Capcom says that they’re working on making the experience better. Slow matchmaking, random disconnections and server outages have all plagued players who flocked to the newest entry in Capcom’s fighting game franchise. In an update released last night, the publisher…
By Evan Narcisse Published February 17, 2016 -
Street Fighter V, As Told by Steam Reviews
As with many online game releases, Street Fighter V’s rollout has been somewhat rocky. Know what that means? Cue the funny Steam reviews. With Street Fighter V, Capcom is making a huge departure from the way it’s conceived previous SF titles. Sure, it’s still a Street Fighter game, but it’s aimed at online play in…
By Brian Ashcraft Published February 17, 2016 -
Street Fighter V’s Ridiculous Breast Physics Are Still In The Game
Last year, Capcom (hilariously) assured us that the bouncy jiggle of Chun Li’s breasts was actually just a glitch.Eventually, Capcom said, they’d fix it. Well, now the game is out, and… uh, the exaggerated breast physics are still in there, as you can see in this video by Eurogamer: As we reported in 2015, the…
By Patricia Hernandez Published February 16, 2016 -
ReviewsStreet Fighter V: The Kotaku Review
Playing Street Fighter V at launch feels like being at a construction site where the foundation is being poured. The structure we’ll eventually all recognize isn’t there yet. But if the foundation is cracked or uneven, that future architecture won’t work as intended. So far, the bedrock of Street Fighter’s evolution feels mostly solid, if…
By Evan Narcisse Published February 16, 2016 -
The Theory That the Lupe vs. Daigo Fight Was Staged [Update]
Last night, Lupe Fiasco beat Daigo Umehara in Street Fighter V. The result was unexpected, and some believe, perhaps, staged. There could be other factors the contributed to this outcome. Maybe Daigo was jet-lagged, maybe he’s still not that familiar with Street Fighter V, or maybe he was being polite. Or maybe, you know, Lupe…
By Brian Ashcraft Published February 16, 2016