While many are hoping to hear news of Street Fighter 6 at some point, or at least improvements to be made to rollback netcode in the current title, we'll need to wait to find out more about what's coming in season five. Next season's addition of five more characters and three more stages should help extend the life of what is already Capcom's longest-serving iteration in the franchise. There are already over 200 costumes in Street Fighter V: Champion Edition, alongside 40 characters and 34 stages.
To get people in the right mindset for re-imagining their Street Fighter faves in new costumes, a few Capcom artists had a go and you can see the results above. To participate, head through to the link above and check out the requirements, and send in your designs before noon pacific time on July 21. "Submit your most fun, fierce and/or elegant platinum-level designs for a chance to see your costume displayed in the game! Winners will also receive a special in-game title exclusive to them."Ĭapcom will choose a number of designs for a shortlist which the community will then vote on Twitter for two winners. "From beautifully designed collaboration costumes to Akiman’s incredible Chun-Li wardrobe, we’ve seen some incredible Street Fighter V costumes over the years and now is your chance to add your name to the list of amazing artists!" the announcement post reads. If you dont know what that genre is, you may know of its.
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On top of five new characters and three more arenas for them to duel in, Capcom announced a community competition for players to design costumes for their favorite fighters. Out on both iOS and Android for free, Street Fighter Duel molds the franchise in a gacha game. Street Fighter V is upping its game for the fifth season of its Champion Edition run with another five fighters joining the brawl, and a chance for you to decide what some of them are wearing. Capcom announced the 12 finalists of the official Street Fighter V: Champion Edition Costume Contest 2020.
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