Capcom Announces a "New" Street Fighter

Street Fighter IV is Getting an Overhaul

During their panel at Evo 2013, Capcom announced a new Street Fighter 4 that'll be hitting stores in early 2014.  No date was announced, but they did tell us that existing characters will be adjusted to level the playing field and that 5 new characters will be added to the game including Poison, Hugo, Rolento, and Elena, and 1 mystery character that has "Never been in a Street Fighter game before."  The game will also feature 6 new stages and will cost $14.99 to upgrade from any version of Street Fighter 4, or be available at full price for $39.99. More details are listed below, but expect a trailer during Evo 2013's finals on IGN.  Here's a full list of what we know.
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  • There's no official name yet
  • The game is arriving in early 2014
  • It'll be available on the PS3, 360, and PC
  • Upgrade from any version of Street Fighter 4 for 14.99
  • The full retail game will cost $39.99
  • Existing characters will be adjusted to level the playing field
  • 5 new characters will be added including...
  1. Poison
  2. Hugo
  3. Rolento
  4. Elena
  5. 1 Mystery Character that has never been in a Street Fighter game before
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  • 6 new stages will be added
  • All past DLC costumes will be included in the game (A $40 value)
  • Pre-Order bonuses include costumes from Udon
  • The Japanese arcade version has NESiCa support, but no launch date has been announced
  • A trailer will be coming before the grand finals this Sunday with the official name of the title
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That's all we know for now, but we will update this article as more is revealed.

 

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