It’s a far cry from Street Fighter V, which launched seven years ago with minimal content as it decided to go all in with the hardcore tournament-loving crowd. The first thing franchise veterans will notice about Street Fighter 6 is that it has a lot of content. Like a Dragon … Punch: Street Fighter 6 has something for everybody In this case, the answer apparently is, “Why not have your cake and eat it, too?”Īt least that’s what the powers-that-be decided for Street Fighter 6, which aims to prove that serving casuals and fighting purists does not have to be mutually exclusive. What’s a once-pioneering franchise to do? SF6 World Tour Guide: Best gear, money and experience sources On the other hand, you have decades of Street Fighter tradition steeped in its trademark six-button control layout and technical play, which can be akin to reading a law textbook for the casual crowd.
franchise, which lays claim to the best-selling fighting game ever in video game history with 2018’s Super Smash Bros. On one hand, you have Nintendo’s very accessible Super Smash Bros. It’s a question that was obviously in mind within the hallowed halls of Capcom as the developer worked on Street Fighter 6. That would be the debate between attracting more casual players or just catering to its hardcore fanbase.
Like a long line of bent athletes pulling for dear life on opposite ends of a rope at the World Games, the Street Fighter franchise has long struggled with one particular tug of war.
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