Christmas has come a bit earlier than Street Fighter <\/em>fans may have been expecting, with an early leak showing that SF6 <\/em>may have a locked-in release date\u2014and one that slightly differs from early predictions.\u00a0<\/p>
According to a pre-order listing found on the PlayStation Store, SF6 <\/em>is set to launch on Tuesday, June 6, and will feature three different editions that players can grab.\u00a0<\/p>
Prior to this, all we knew about the game\u2019s release was a general 2023 window, with many fans speculating it would fall into a March or April release to coincide with that listing\u2014seeing as Capcom is known to release titles in that timeframe and it would be close to the end of 2022\u2019s fiscal year. <\/p>
However, this date makes plenty of sense for the devs, as it gives some of Capcom\u2019s other titles launching in the Spring\u2014such as the Resident Evil 4 <\/em>remake\u2014additional room to breathe and loads the Summer up with another huge release.\u00a0<\/p>
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This also lines up with speculation made by the wider fighting game community (FGC) as Street Fighter V <\/em>is still going to be a main title at Evo Japan<\/a> from March 31 to April 2. That alone was enough to make fans pause, as not featuring the newest SF <\/em>title at one of Japan\u2019s biggest tournaments would be a strange marketing call from Capcom. <\/p>
Unfortunately for Capcom, if this is true and was supposed to be a big announcement shown at The Game Awards on Thursday, Dec. 8 it was spoiled early. Yet another example of big titles from the Japanese publisher somehow finding a way to have info leaked before a showcase. And don’t forget there is a second Closed Beta Test happening in just a few weeks<\/a> too. <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
