Street Fighter 6
Street Fighter 6 is a highly acclaimed fighting game released in 2023 by Capcom. It marks the seventh main installment in the Street Fighter series and is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S. The game offers cross-platform play and rollback netcode, along with three game modes and control options.
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With its real-time commentary system and tournament-style atmosphere, Street Fighter 6 has garnered widespread praise and achieved impressive sales, surpassing 2 million units by July 2023. An arcade version by Taito is also set to be released later in the year, while a prequel comic book series was unveiled in September 2022.
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Street Fighter 6 July Patch Notes Released
Update
New items were added to the Goods Shop
– playable character Rashid
– Rashid Outfit 2
– Rashid Color 3 – 10 –
Avatar gear: Pirate Captain Bundle,
Resort-Style Bundle, Breezy Resort-Style Bundle* *Also available as individual items
To play as Rashid, you must have either the Year 1 Character Pass or the Year 1 Ultimate Pass or have purchased the character from the Goods Shop.
You can also use a Rental Fighter ticket to play the character for one hour.
Fighting Ground – Rashid’s story added to Arcade Mode
– Easier way to switch between Record and Playback in the Training Mode pause menu
– Master League added *Coincides with the beginning of Phase 1 on August 1st
Battle Adjustments – Areas that featured unintended behavior were fixed. For more details, please visit the link below.
Warning regarding replays
Past replays cannot be played back with this new battle update.
CFN > Replay
Replays saved to your Replay List or Local Replays will remain saved, but cannot be played back.
Fighter Profile Data from earlier versions will not be displayed.
World Tour –
Rashid’s Master Missions added
– Missions featuring Mike Haggar Memorial Stadium Tournament and Suval’hal Arena. You must complete the main game to access these missions
– New comic cutscenes were added to the Gallery under Cutscenes > World Tour
Bug Fixes – Other miscellaneous bugs were fixed
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Street Fighter Battle Change List
All Fighters
Drive Parry
Fixed an issue where medium kick would suddenly be performed when a parry input was buffered or input during a time freeze and then released before the player was able to perform the parry. The above issue also occurred during a Drive Rush or Super Art time freeze, and has also been fixed for those cases.
Power Up Super Arts
Fixed an issue where character behavior would become unnatural if hit by certain attacks at the exact moment that the power-up boost provided by this Super Art expired.
Assisted Combo (1st hit)
– Fixed an issue where buffered Assist Combo inputs would not register in certain situations. – Fixed an issue where the 2nd attack of an Assist Combo would be performed even though only the first input had been performed.
Cancel Drive Rush
In order to make it easier to perform a Cancel Drive Rush, adjustments have been made that allow the technique to be performed using the inputs below. Classic Controls (Neutral or Forward) + Medium Punch + Medium Kick Modern Controls (Neutral or Forward) + Parry button Please note that no changes have been made to the forward, forward input or Parry Drive Rush.
Cancelable Light Attacks
Adjustments have been made so that a Cancel Drive Rush can activate even when a light attack whiffs. This is an adjustment being added in conjunction with the additional Cancel Drive Rush inputs.
The relaxing of the Drive Rush inputs paired too well with low-risk light attacks, and would have had a huge impact on fights if left as is. This adjustment has been made to address that. Please note that this adjustment is not just for the newly added Drive Rush inputs. The forward, forward input will also activate a Drive Rush on a light attack whiff.
Minor Bug Fixes
Minor miscellaneous issues were fixed.
RYU
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Modern Controls
Fixed an issue where certain Overdrive attacks would not be performed if manually inputted while holding down the Assist button. The attacks that could not be performed are the following: – Aerial Tatsumaki Senpu-kyaku
Drive Impact
Fixed an issue where unnecessary combo scaling was added in certain situations, resulting in lowered damage.
LUKE
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Modern Controls
Fixed an issue where certain Overdrive attacks would not be performed if manually inputted while holding down the Assist button. The attacks that could not be performed are the following: – Sand Blast – Rising Uppercut – Flash Knuckle – Aerial Flash Knuckle
Overdrive Avenger
Adjusted the hitstop values on the super armor hitbox due to certain attacks causing an unusual hitstop variance to occur when super armor is activated.
KIMBERLY
Bushin Ninjastar Cypher (Level 3 Super Art)
Fixed an issue where Kimberly’s level 3 Super Art would hit opponents behind her.
CHUN-LI
Charging Attacks with Modern Controls
There was an unintentional difference between Modern and Classic controls in the charge time required for commands to be completed or to be charged, so this difference has been fixed. The affected attacks are as follows.
Kikoken Time to charge has changed from 45 frames to 50 frames. Input recognition frame has changed from 0 frames to 10 frames. Overdrive Kikoken Input recognition frame has changed from 0 frames to 10 frames. *Input recognition frame is the the number of frames you must input the next command in order for the game to recognize you are performing a specific attack. ex.
When performing a Hadoken (down, down-forward, forward+Punch), you must input Down then Down-Forward within a certain number of frames for the game to recognize the input. This is known as the Input recognition frame.
Forward, Back and Mid-air Throws
Fixed a phenomenon where charge input directions would reverse during the throws.
Serenity Stream
Fixed a phenomenon where canceling certain attacks into Serenity Stream and then quickly inputting Serenity Stream > kick would result in Hazanshu suddenly being performed.
ZANGIEF
Aerial Russian Slam (Level 1 Super Art)
Fixed Zangief’s hitbox during his level 1 Super Art animation so that it returns to a hitbox on the ground at the appropriate time, instead of being a mid-air hitbox the entire time.
Drive Gauge
Fixed an issue where Zangief’s Drive Gauge would recover slower than other characters when in Burnout.
JP
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Modern Controls
Fixed an issue where certain Overdrive attacks would not be performed if manually inputted while holding down the Assist button. The attacks that could not be performed are the following: – Torbalan
DHALSIM
Agile Kick (Rapid cancel version)
Agile Kick’s rapid cancel version command is limited to down-back + Light Kick in Classic Control only, due to difficulties in performing an Agile Kick > Crouching Light Kick chain. In Modern controls, the rapid cancel attacks differ, so no change has been made due to the large effect it would have.
Overdrive Yoga Arch
Fixed an issue where the projectiles that disappeared during a level 3 Super Art/Critical Art would reappear after. They will now disappear and not come back.
Overdrive Yoga Comet
Fixed an issue where players would become unable to perform mid-air techniques after an opponent Drive Parries this move.
CAMMY
Cannon Strike (Heavy version)
Fixed an issue where manually inputting heavy Cannon Strike immediately after jumping would result in a jumping heavy attack coming out instead.
Overdrive Quick Spin Knuckle
Fixed an issue that resulted in an opponent’s attack coming out in the wrong direction if they input it while switching sides due to this move. Along with this fix, there have been some minor changes made to the behavior of others moves* that can get you behind opponents. *Overdrive Quick Spin Knuckle, Surprise Forward Hop, etc.
DEE JAY
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Modern Controls
Fixed an issue where certain Overdrive attacks would not be performed if manually inputted while holding down the Assist button. The attacks that could not be performed are the following: – Air Slasher – Jackknife Maximum
Back Throw
Fixed an issue where the Super Art gauge gain on Punish Counter was the same as a normal hit.
Face Breaker (Back+Heavy Kick)
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Fixed an issue where opponents suffered a greater Drive Gauge loss on a Punish Counter when in the air, compared to when they were standing on the ground.
LILY
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Modern Controls
Fixed an issue where certain Overdrive attacks would not be performed if manually inputted while holding down the Assist button. The attacks that could not be performed are the following: – Condor Wind – Tomahawk Buster – Windclad Condor Dive
Overdrive Condor Dive
Fixed an issue where Overdrive Condor Dive could be performed during a backwards jump when plinking* the inputs. *Plinking: Quickly pressing two or more buttons exactly one frame apart
Soaring Thunderbird (Level 2 Super Art)
Fixed an issue where level 2 Super Art Soaring Thunderbird could not be performed during a backwards jump when plinking* the inputs. *Plinking: Quickly pressing two or more buttons exactly one frame apart
Soaring Thunderbird (Level 2 Super Art)
Fixed an issue where an opponent would not be KO’d if the move connected in mid-air from the 2nd hit.
BLANKA
Charging Attacks with Modern Controls
There was an unintentional difference between Modern and Classic controls in the charge time required for commands to be completed or to be charged, so this difference has been fixed. The affected attacks are as follows. Rolling Attack, Aerial Rolling Attack (Normal and Overdrive) Time to charge has changed from 50 frames to 40 frames.
Input recognition frame has changed from 0 frames to 10 frames. Vertical Rolling Attack (Normal and Overdrive) Time to charge has changed from 50 frames to 40 frames. Input recognition frame has changed from 0 frames to 10 frames. *Input recognition frame is the the number of frames you must input the next command in order for the game to recognize you are performing a specific attack.
ex. When performing a Hadoken (down, down-forward, forward+Punch), you must input Down then Down-Forward within a certain number of frames for the game to recognize the input. This is known as the Input recognition frame.
Back Throw
Fixed an issue where the Super Art gauge gain on Punish Counter was the same as a normal hit.
Jumping Medium Punch
Fixed an issue where cancels using mid-air special moves would not work if this move was Drive Parried by the opponent.
Aerial Rolling Attack
Fixed an issue where recovery was different if an opponent in Burnout blocked a heavy Aerial Rolling Attack.
Rock Crusher (Forward+Medium Punch)
Updated the active frame attack hitbox from a high to mid. Known Issue With this adjustment, this move’s second attack will always be a mid-level overhead attack, but will change to a high level attack if the first attack hits or is blocked. We are looking to fix this issue in the next update.
Crouching Heavy Punch
Fixed an issue that caused an opponent’s behavior to become erratic when crouching Heavy Punch is blocked. Known Issue With the above adjustment, the recovery on block has unintentionally changed from -5 to -4 frames. We are looking to fix this issue in the next update.
JURI
Boosted Saihasho Boosted Ankensatsu Boosted Go Ohatsu
Fixed an issue where these moves could be kara canceled* on their 1st frame with a level 3 Super Art/Critical Art if they had followed up a boosted version of a different strength move (Saihasho/Ankensatsu/Go Ohatsu). *Kara Cancel: Canceling the start up of a move into another move.
MARISA
When playing with Modern Controls Enfold (Down+Punch) during Scutum (Forward+Special)
Modern Controls only During Scutum’s counter attack phase, inputting down, even if the Special Move button is held, would cause you to leave the Scutum stance. This made it difficult to perform Enfold, since it also requires a down input. We’ve fixed this issue so that the Scutum stance will continue to be held if you are holding down the Special Move button during the counter attack phase, even if down is input.
E.HONDA
Crouching Light Punch (rapid cancel version)
Fixed an issue where E. Honda could perform a kara cancel* on the 1st frame of the rapid cancel version of crouching light punch. *Kara Cancel: Canceling the start up of a move into another move.
The Final Bout (Level 3 Super Art)
Fixed an issue that gave E. Honda much higher Drive Gauge gain upon a successful parry compared to other characters.
JAMIE
Crouching Light Attack
Attacks with 4 frames of start up couldn’t come out when using Modern Controls, so crouching light attack has been changed from crouching light kick to crouching light punch.
Throw Escape
Fixed an issue where inputting a throw 1 frame after inputting a Drive Parry would allow you to perform a throw escape.
Street Fighter 6 Gameplay
Street Fighter 6 introduces three main game modes: Fighting Ground, World Tour, and Battle Hub. Fighting Ground offers local and online versus battles, training, and arcade modes, featuring classic 2D fighting gameplay where fighters use various attacks and special abilities to defeat opponents. World Tour presents a single-player story mode with a customizable avatar exploring 3D environments, engaging in action-adventure gameplay in locations like Metro City and Nayshall.
The Drive Gauge is a key gameplay element, encouraging player creativity with five different techniques. Players must prioritize their choices among mechanics like Parry, Focus Attack, and EX moves, similar to previous Street Fighter games.
Three control types are available: “classic,” “modern,” and “dynamic,” each offering different layouts and functionalities. Multiple super combos return, with each character having three based on their level gauge, and a Critical Art becomes available when a player’s health is low, delivering a more powerful move with an expanded cinematic scene.
An innovative real-time commentary system enhances the gaming experience, featuring English and/or Japanese commentators providing tournament-style play-by-play and color commentary. With eight different commentators, players can feel the excitement and support during their matches.
Street Fighter 6 Development and release
Street Fighter 6, developed and published by Capcom, is a highly acclaimed fighting game released in 2023. It offers three main game modes – Fighting Ground, World Tour, and Battle Hub – each providing diverse gameplay experiences, from local and online versus battles to a single-player story mode with customizable avatars.
The gameplay revolves around the Drive Gauge system, encouraging player creativity with five different techniques. Players can choose from three control types: classic, modern, and dynamic. The game features multiple super combos, a real-time commentary system, and a diverse roster of characters, including new additions. Street Fighter 6 has received widespread praise and sold over 2 million units by July 2023.
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