The latest updates for "Street Fighter 5" will feature gameplay videos of DLC characters Juri and Urien, as well as "Tekken X Street Fighter's" development depending on the sequel's success.
New game footages of the last two DLC characters for "Street Fighter 5" have been revealed as both Urien and Juri show off their own Critical Art finishing maneuvers, Gametransfer reported. Both characters are featured in "Street Fighter 5's" DLC storyline as playable characters, however, they cannot be be used in other game modes since Capcom has not official announce their availability within the game.
The current roster of DLC characters include Alex, Guile, Ibuki and Balrog ang gamers can purchase them using their fight money or using real money currency in the PlayStation Store or Steam date base.
Urien's critical art will see him charge a ball of energy from his hand and then slams it to the ground to create a massive electrical shock wave, while Juri's finishing move will see her using the Feng-Shui to charge up her chi energy and unleashes a mid-air back-crescent kick that sends her opponent away.
For now, Capcom has not yet announced as to which of the two fighters will be available in "Street Fighter 5's" roster and will it come with game features and patch fixes.
In other news, it seems that the development of "Tekken X Street Fighter" could happen soon, but it comes with a catch of its own.
"Tekken" game producer Katsuhiro Harada stated in an interview that any plans for "Tekken X Street Fighter's" development may depend upon the success of "Street Fighter 5" and "Tekken 7" to the video game fans. Harada added that Capcom has been making tremendous efforts into making "Street Fighter 5" a success, while "Tekken 7" in arcades were very popular, thus in a business perspective it will not be a good idea to announce "Tekken X Street Fighter" yet and may have to do it soon, Attack of the Fanboy reported.
"Tekken X Street Fighter" is the second crossover gameplay from both Bandai Namco and Capcom featuring characters from both fighting franchises with "Tekken" style gameplay mechanics.
Capcom announced that Daily Challenges will be retooled and optimized and it will be called "Targets". New single player modes including Extra Battle and Versus CPU are also in the works very soon.
"Street Fighter 5" is currently available for the PlayStation 4 and PC platforms.