Street Fighter 6: Type Arcade is planned for a 2023 release in Japan while the home version of the fighting game is coming June 2 to PS4, PS5, Xbox and PC. Dogura set will be uploaded as an individual feature, and we'll keep our eyes out for that popping up. With an apparent ban of outside photography and video-taking at the machines, finding decent footage from event attendees may also be tough. Unfortunately, the official Taito broadcast archive appears to cut out just before the Street Fighter 6 segment, so we've been unable to find said footage from the event yet. It's not confirmed, but it seems this SF6 demo only features the same 8 characters from the first 2 closed beta tests since the arcade display only contained the move sets for Ryu, Luke, Chun-Li, Ken, Guile, Kimberly, Juri and Jamie.Īs was previously reported, Taito also showcased a special exhibition SF6 set between pro players BC|Kazunoko and CO|Dogura at the JAEPO, which presumably also unveiled the first gameplay footage of Type Arcade too.

It sounds like something is going wrong during the GPU initialization. 【JAEPO2023】ストリートファイター6タイプアーケードは８台の試遊台をご用意してご来場をお待ちしております！ #ストリートファイター6 #スト6 #SF6TA /6BqmgFEtSj- STREET FIGHTER V TYPE ARCADE OFFICIAL February 10, 2023Ĭonsidering this is just a demonstration cabinet, however, it may continue to undergo more changes before release. Messages 2,947 Reaction score 5,750 Location Utah USA 2 The lack of Fast IO and JVS wouldn't cause the problem you're running into - you can use a standard USB controller to navigate the frontend menu once it pulls up. Outside of the case color being changed to a shade of orange to match SF6's logo, the cabinet itself appears nearly identical to SF5's too, including the USB port that allows players to plug in their own controllers if they don't want to use the built-in stick. Unless Capcom is paying for some upgraded parts, this means that Street Fighter 6: Type Arcade will more closely resemble the PlayStation 4 version of the game rather than the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S. Photos of the machine from the JAEPO show off that SF6 will likely be looking very similar to Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition using the Taito Type X4 hardware, which the new game appears to be running on too.

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