It simply feels limiting, in which combinations triggered by hardcore fighters can be cancelled by hitting the wrong button, therefore disrupting your flow. Returning fans of the franchise will more than likely take advantage of the Classic control scheme, which offers a much more traditional experience, giving you two light and two medium attacks across the four face buttons, and two heavy attacks confined to the right shoulder buttons.īoth Modern and Classic control schemes are allowed across all battles and modes, including online play, but there’s still a missing element to the Modern scheme. But thanks to multiple control schemes including a Modern control set, newer payers can take advantage of easier combinations and moves, which now require a single button press as opposed to a three or four-button sequence. It’s fast, fluid and visually striking, taking the vibrant colours and consistent effects to another level, thanks to some polished visuals and textures. When it comes to combat, fans of the franchise will feel right at home. While I have a few gripes with certain modes, this is without a doubt one of the best entries in the long-running series and a stellar example of what fighting games can offer moving forward. It’s consistently fun, incredibly accessible thanks to newer control schemes and packed with enough content at launch to make your head spin.
Street Fighter 6 feels like a complete turnaround in almost every way. Sure, we all remember the lack of content and controversial ads, but it’s sad that it never really recovered.
But Street Fighter 5 was a different story. I loved Street Fighter 4 when it was released all those years ago. I had spent the past couple of weeks wondering why it’s been a while since I had played a Street Fighter game.
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