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Street Fighter 6 will receive an open beta later this month

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May 8, 2023

Soon there will be fighting in the streets

Capcom announces open beta street fighter 6 before launching it. The open beta will run May 19-21 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam.

To register and participate in the open beta, you need to register a Capcom ID and link your platform. You’ll want to sign up early because there’s a good chance the initial rush might be big.

The content of the open beta will be the same as the content of the second closed beta. This includes avatar creation and character creation (although you can only create once), ranked matches, random matches, battle center matches, training mode, game center, and more.

There will be eight playable characters in the open beta: Luke, Jamie, Ryu, Chun-Li, Guile, Kimberly, Yuri, and Ken.

In addition, there will be cross-platform play, special commentary features and other features. You can go to link your id and pre-register for the open beta test here.

Take him outside

Now a new one is coming soon Street Fighter is in full swing, and, apparently, so far looks pretty strong. The matches I’ve played locally at PAX East have already made quite an impression on me. And here is the exemption from which our resident Street Fighter Fan Chris Moyes had to say after his recent hands-on experience:

“WITH street fighter 6Capcom hopes that its flagship fighting game series, which has defined the genre itself, will make a grand challenge to its (lost?) past while developing its entire pedigree for a bold and electrifying future.”

You will be able to feel street fighter 6 later this month with an open beta running May 19-21. Then street fighter 6 officially starts June 2nd.

Eric Van Allen

Senior News Reporter. Although Eric has been writing about games since 2014, he has been playing them for much longer. Usually found in RPG battles, digging into indie gems, or hanging out at Limsa Aethryte.

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