The latest details for "Street Fighter 5" will feature new game details at EVO 2016 and DLC characters Urien or Juri to be announced at the event.
Capcom announced that new game details for "Street Fighter 5" will be announced at the EVO 2016 event within this weekend at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The company's official website posted the list of activities during the "Street Fighter 5" panel session as it features four topics such as "SF5 Content Updates", "SF5 Dev Updates", "Capcom Pro Tour Discussion" and a "Q&A Session".
Gamers who are looking to join into the "Street Fighter 5" panel session will have to go to the Central Hall N101 on Friday, July 15th as the panel will start at 10 AM PDT.
So far, Capcom did not add any further details regarding the possible new gameplay content for "Street Fighter 5" at EVO 2016, let alone a hint if they are announcing a new fighter joining the sequel's growing roster.
Capcom recently launched its cinematic story mode in "Street Fighter 5" called "A Shadow Falls" which features every world warrior characters like Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile and many more stop M.Bison and Shadaloo from unleashing their diabolical plan to take over the world.
In addition to the new story mode, two DLC fighters are also added to the game as gamers can purchase Balrog and Ibuki in the "Street Fighter 5" store via fight money or real currency in the PlayStation Store. There are also several new levels and character costumes for gamers to buy as well.
Capcom has two remaining DLC characters within "Street Fighter 5" as gameplay videos of Juri and Urien have already been leaked online and yet to be added in the roster, however gamers can use them during the cinematic story mode, Gametransfer reported.
Perhaps the Japanese video game producers will likely share some light on the two charcters at EVO 2016 possibly showcasing new game trailers highlighting their movesets.
There are also rumors that the success of "Street Fighter 5" and "Tekken 7" will give way for "Tekken x Street Fighter" development. "Tekken" game producer Katsuhiro Harada praise Capcom's efforts in giving fans what they want when it comes to "Street Fighter 5" and hopes to gain the same level of success in "Tekken 7".
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.