It’s been a long while since we’ve seen a mainline Street Fighter. After six years Capcom has officially announced Street Fighter 6. There’s only a small teaser trailer but Capcom will reveal more information in summer 2022. In the announcement, Capcom had this to say: “with the aim of elevating the fighting game genre to a new level in the …

Capcom’s Retro Station might be the best alternative then to a full arcade stand, even if it only plays ten games from two franchises. While the publisher hasn’t officially confirmed it, Amazon Japan let the hadouken out of the bag by revealing the arcade-inspired unit, and it is simply adorable. Just look at this.

Announced not too long ago, Dan will be joining Rose, Oro, and Rival Schools’ Akira in Street Fighter V’s final season. Here’s what the loveable goofball looks like in action, complete with all of his wonderful knock-off moves and the most ineffectual ultimate attack in the entire game.

There’s a shocking lack of asphalt punching or tarmac headlocks in Street Fighter games, with most of the action focused on competitors fighting each other instead. False advertising, am I right? Anyway, the Street Fighter V roster has grown nicely over the years, and it’s about ready to introduce a final season of new characters to the mix in the Champion Edition of the game.

Mortal Kombat 11 is stuffed with guest characters, with the T800 from Terminator in it right now, and Spawn and the Joker headed to the fighting game soon. IF NetherRealm’s Ed Boon had his way, the game may have had a guest fighter from the venerated Street Fighter series, making heads all over the internet explode.

Just how much Street Fighter do you get for a silly amount of money? A surprising lot, if this new Ryu statue by Prime 1 is an indicator.

Will EVO 2019 be the swansong for Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition? Unlikely, as Capcom still has plenty of plans for their trademark fighting game, plans which don't include a core sixth chapter in the series for now.

A new challenger has entered the field, and while it does have a few neat ideas of its own, maybe the biggest gun in its arsenal is the chance to take to the field and wield the might of several of Capcom’s heaviest hitters. It’s called Teppen, and even though I am beyond disappointed that it’s not based on one of the best anime series of all time, it does look kind of neat.