The PlayStation Store has apparently leaked Street Fighter 6’s release date after temporarily listing the game as a June 2nd launch.
As a ResetEra user discovered Neoxon Shared on Twitter (below) by industry insider Wario64, the release date has yet to be confirmed, but it contributes to rumors that the full reveal will take place later today at The Game Awards 2022.
Three editions of the game (Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate) are also listed, and pre-ordering any of these for a “limited time” will reward players with “special titles and stickers” along with costume variations. is granted to
Street Fighter 6 will release in Standard/Deluxe/Ultimate editions on June 2, 2023, according to PSNhttps://t.co/Zc1p3ZhwX6 pic.twitter.com/73Mjol3mko
— Wario 64 (@Wario64) December 8, 2022
The Deluxe Edition comes with the Year 1 Character Pass (which grants players each new character released presumably in the first year after launch) and the Ultimate Edition comes with the Year 1 Ultimate Pass. A character pass, possibly with new stages and other bonus bits from the DLC.
All purchase options on the PlayStation Store appear to include Street Fighter 6 for both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
The game was announced in Februarysince then new information has been released slowly but surely. Chun-Li and Ryu gameplay trailer With newcomer Luke, Capcom later showed how to mentally fight opponents before the game.
Jamie and Guile also confirmed to starand announced by Capcom at EVO 2022 Juri’s Return and Kimberly’s First AppearanceIt comes with a moveset that focuses on fast-paced jabs and aerial kicks.
Players will have the chance to try out the game in the first closed beta, with the second beta coming soon on December 16th.
IGN said Beta Test 1 was “the best fighting game beta” they’ve played so far, and said, “From the presentation to the excellent netcode, gorgeous battle hubs, ease of finding opponents, and the sheer number of It has everything,” he added. The number of accessible options and modes” was the best.
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