New "Street Fighter 5' details will feature a "Vs CPU Mode" this month and the possibility of an "Arcade Mode" announcement soon.
Capcom will be attending this year's Tokyo Game Show event as they announced their line-up of video game titles and presenting new gameplay details. One of these games is "Street Fighter 5" and rumors are making rounds that Capcom could be teasing a "Arcade Mode" for the sequel during the event, TheBitbag reported.
So far, Capcom has not made any comment regarding the possibility of an "Arcade Mode" announcement at TGS 2016, but gaming fans have been demanding to have an arcade style in "Street Fighter 5", since this is the only game that does not have one and they are hoping for an update regarding it very soon.
In other news, a new game update for "Street Fighter 5" will release sometime this month as Capcom will be adding some new features for the sequel.
First of these is the possible launch of the last DLC character, Urien in "Street Fighter 5" as he was previously hinted on the August patch update, but did not happen.
Capcom at the time did not formally announce as to when Urien will be added to the roster of "Street Fighter 5" after several issues and glitches were present in the game, which caused the delay of scheduled DLCs.
Urien was featured in the cinematic story mode of "Street Fighter 5" as playable character, but sadly gamers cannot use him in other game modes. A leaked gameplay video featured Urien's critical art, as viewers 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.
Aside from Urien, the September update will feature a "Vs CPU" option, new Daily Challenges with bigger fight money rewards, Fighter Profile changes, free colors for season pass holders with colors 3-10 for Default and Battle costumes of the 6 DLC characters.
There are also premium costumes colors and color bundles available for purchase via FM or Real Money, which includes all 22 Characters’ Default and Story costumes color Pack 3-10, PlayStationLifeStyle reported.
Capcom previously launched a new patch focuses heavily on the the "rage quit" issue as Capcom stated that the update is mainly to resolve the disconnection issues which happens before a match concludes. This bug has caused a number of players to decline during a match session.
The patch will certainly help get rid of gamers who are "rage quitting" in the early beginnings of the match, not to mention a more "robust" game system.
"Street Fighter 5" is currently available for the PlayStation 4 and PC platforms.