Street Fighter V will finally evolve into a finished product next week with the release of the anticipated Arcade Edition, and to celebrate the event Capcom’s making newcomer Sakura free for a few days. The Season 3 schoolgirl will be available for everyone to try starting 16th January through 23rd January; beyond that you’ll need to purchase her either à la carte or as part of the game’s latest Character Pass. Any EXP or Fight Money you earn with the youngster during the trial period will return to your account once you splash out.
For those of you who don’t know, Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition is promising to massively enhance the entertaining but oft-criticised brawler. As its name suggests, the headline addition here is the new arcade mode, which has been inspired by various past instalments. There are also numerous other new modes like Team Battle to look forward to, as well as the addition of alternative V-Triggers for the title’s entire ensemble of characters.
If you already own Street Fighter V then you’ll be able to download all of the new features for free, while everyone else will be able to purchase a new version of the game which includes all of the Season 1 and Season 2 characters out of the box.
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So I just bought Injustice 2 (feel like its's miles better than the first one) and I'm really liking it...how does this game compare to Injustice 2 and Tekken 7?
@AFCC The core fighting's arguably best in class (although less accessible than the two you listed) but it is light as an overall package. Even with these new additions it still doesn't really compare to Injustice 2.
@get2sammyb That's my problem with Injustice Gods Among Us...it felt too slow and I hate when I feel like a loser because of not knowing combos and stuff like that! That's why Tekken is my favorite fighting franchise, I can seriously mash buttons and learn stuff without going to menus! MK X was not so easy but still it was fast paced and I loved it! Injustice 2 (only played 5 matches) felt fast and satisfying!
I had SF4 on ps3 and I really didn't like it too much cause of the difficulty spike in the final boss! I still loved the characters and pulling supers!
Is this not 15 euros currently on the store?
@AFCC Injustice 2 for me was the most casual friendly fighter I've played. Street fighter V will be well worth getting soon, if online puts you off at least there's far more modes and characters to mess around with. I think it's easier to pick up then SFIV ever was also.
@Bliquid
They did that with the first two and then dropped it. Pretty dumb as few people will give so much FM for a character they may not like, specially the new ones.
I was getting Sakura anyway but I won't complain.
@adf86 I mean...online doesn't put me off it's just that I'm not very good at fighting games and I think online modes are generally very limited!
Maybe I'll pick up SF5 soon on a super cheap sale
@adf86 Depends if you find someone really good and you dont completely understand you juggled it the most cheapass way there is so casualfriendly i dont think so.
Just curious, but does SFV:AE use a different file/client compared to the original SFV?
Make me remember the good old time in fighting games when getting the ending of one character give us new character to play
@wiiware Unlocking content via challenges & skill... Ah the good ole days... Oh well... More lootboxes, grinding, & paid DLC anyone?
@Flaming_Kaiser I meant in the quality of life features Injustice 2 has, when you pause the menu gives you 4 moves instantly that most people will just stick too with that character. Plus supers are just 2 buttons rather then the awkward stick motion plus punch button that most other fighters adopt.
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