Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition Announced
More than one year has passed since Street Fighter V is released but still, somewhere the game lacked completion. Well, if you are wondering what we meant by that then let us remind you that Capcom originally released the game without any arcade mode, best-of-three versus mode and a story mode, which are the most common feature a fan would expect from a Street Fighter game these days.
They quickly realized their mistake and immediately started working on development of making it better by adding aspects that players wanted in the first place. Capcom has announced that an arcade edition is on the way. So, the highly anticipated arcade mode is added and much more that you deserve. So, if you've been eagerly waiting for that, it's time for you to take the street for yourself and join the fight.
Below is the reveal trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition from Capcom. Be sure to check it out.
Dated for a 2018 release, the arcade edition will feature all 28 characters from Season 1 and Season 2 of Street Fighter V. There is one more character to join the roster of the fighters that will also be announced very soon. In arcade mode, you will be able to fight against the CPU in six different ways that will lead to unique endings, depending on your fighting skills in the game. This edition also contain newly redesigned user interface and a gallery section added.
There is an "Extra Battle Mode" to compete and buy exclusive outfits using your in-game Fight Money every month. Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition offers a second V-Trigger for every fighter you choose and this will revamp your whole game-playing experience. Many new content and updates will be released for Street Fighter V throughout 2018 and details of those updates will be announced by Capcom before they arrive.
On January 16, 2018, Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition will be released worldwide to play on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One for the price of $39.99 only. If you already own a copy of Street Fighter V, then you do not need to buy the Arcade Edition. All you have to do is to download the update when it is out. However, the DLC characters are sold separately. Or you can earn them in exchange for your in-game Fight Money.
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| Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition Announced |
They quickly realized their mistake and immediately started working on development of making it better by adding aspects that players wanted in the first place. Capcom has announced that an arcade edition is on the way. So, the highly anticipated arcade mode is added and much more that you deserve. So, if you've been eagerly waiting for that, it's time for you to take the street for yourself and join the fight.
Below is the reveal trailer for the upcoming Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition from Capcom. Be sure to check it out.
Dated for a 2018 release, the arcade edition will feature all 28 characters from Season 1 and Season 2 of Street Fighter V. There is one more character to join the roster of the fighters that will also be announced very soon. In arcade mode, you will be able to fight against the CPU in six different ways that will lead to unique endings, depending on your fighting skills in the game. This edition also contain newly redesigned user interface and a gallery section added.
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| Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition |
There is an "Extra Battle Mode" to compete and buy exclusive outfits using your in-game Fight Money every month. Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition offers a second V-Trigger for every fighter you choose and this will revamp your whole game-playing experience. Many new content and updates will be released for Street Fighter V throughout 2018 and details of those updates will be announced by Capcom before they arrive.
On January 16, 2018, Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition will be released worldwide to play on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One for the price of $39.99 only. If you already own a copy of Street Fighter V, then you do not need to buy the Arcade Edition. All you have to do is to download the update when it is out. However, the DLC characters are sold separately. Or you can earn them in exchange for your in-game Fight Money.
Capcom should have released the arcade mode in the original release. What's the point in releasing all these different editions a year after? When would they learn?
Apparently, they learned their lesson and there is also a "Story Mode" in the Arcade Edition. It was a very good move from them indeed.