Before this becomes too negative, I will say that everything I've seen of Street Fighter 6 in action has been amazing – the game itself is looking fantastic, even if its cover isn't. There's little on this cover to catch the eye even the logo is plain.

However, Capcom appears to have 'smoothed off the edges' when it comes to Street Fighter 6. Capcom, of course, created some of the most iconic video game art of the '80s, '90s and 2000s, so that should come as no real shock.Įven back in the early '90s, Street Fighter fans were being blessed with some pretty radical artwork admittedly, the Japanese versions were always superior to the western ones, but on the whole, the eye-catching logo and amazing art ensured that Street Fighter always stood out from the crowd (the less said about the western cover for Super Street Fighter II on the SNES and Mega Drive / Genesis, the better, though). The Mad Gear Box has amazing physical items in it for collectors but is selling out fast so anyone considering that offer should act quickly.What makes this cover artwork even more disappointing is that Street Fighter, as a series, has had a pretty solid run when it comes to packaging. Whether purchasing the Standard, Deluxe, or Ultimate Editions of Street Fighter 6, pre-ordering will give players special cosmetics with different color variants for outfits. These upcoming DLC characters are included in the cost of the Deluxe and Ultimate Editions of the game for players, but it is not clear yet how much it will be to purchase the DLC separately for anyone who pre-orders the Standard Edition of the game. in the Autumn of 2023, Ed in the Winter of 2023, and Akuma in the Spring of 2024. Related: Street Fighter 6 Director Explains Ken's New Lookĭuring the upcoming year, four more fighters will be added: Rashid in the Summer of 2023, A.K.I.

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