With a brand new teaser video, the long-awaited Street Fighter 6 has now formally been unveiled as another significant installment in the long-running combat title franchise. Immediately after the launch of the last Street Fighter V Expansion, the developers of the game declared that they’re now moving forward.
Many admirers of the franchise had yearned for a hint that a possible sixth installment was in the pipeline, but to our disappointment, there weren’t any. CAPCOM has now formally confirmed that the upcoming Street Fighter 6 will be released in the near future after previously teasing a revelation.
Street Fighter 6 Is Due To Launch This Year
The title’s cinematics strongly suggests that the studio’s RE Engine-powered combat title might be the company’s first in the genre. The long-awaited title is scheduled for a Summer 2022 release, according to the developer. While the studio did not provide any further details, they have promised to do so in the near future for those who are interested.
HERE COMES A NEW STREET FIGHTER.#StreetFighter6 pic.twitter.com/in4FdmKyQz
— Capcom USA (@CapcomUSA_) February 21, 2022
The statement came only a following the studios ‘official website displayed a doomsday meter. Because the countdown ran out on Feb 21, the verdict was drawn that it sure shot a brand new combat game, as today signals the conclusion of the studio’s 2021 Pro Tour 2021 Season Finale for its best-selling title dubbed Street Fighter 5.
More Street Fighter 6 news coming Summer 2022.
— Capcom USA (@CapcomUSA_) February 21, 2022
The Teaser Reveals Ryu And Luke
Although it has been revealed that Street Fighter 6 is in production, nothing is known about what players may anticipate. As part of this plan, CAPCOM published a teaser video that showcases a whole new appearance for the characters. The introduction of what seems to be Ryu underscores how far the franchise has traveled in recent years.
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As a bare minimum, the clip features Luke (the last Bonus player for Street Fighter V). However, Ryu’s scope is so vast that we’re having a hard time focusing on other things. In previous Street Fighter games, his goofiness has increased, but this is a new low point. While we can’t say that each day is Gym day, he’s still gaining a lot of weight.
Rather than action, the video clip features cinematics with Luke and Ryu fighting it out. The Letters and numbers seem to have been dropped by the studio and they are now using no. 6 instead, of Roman numerals. This July, the gamers are expected to unveil further details, including which systems the title will be available on.
While Street Fighter IV was originally available on a variety of platforms, there’s a chance that Street Fighter 6 might be a Ps4, as well as PC standalone.
