Concrete schoolyard.
Capcom’s Street Fighter V (an incredibly good fighter, eventually,) launched in a famously sorry state back in 2016, with no single-player content of note, janky multiplayer, and a roster of fighters that took an age (and lots more money up front) to grow into something that felt fully complete. It was still very good in the end, don’t get us wrong, but what a terrible start it had.
Almost as though it might have learned a lesson from the ensuing roasting from fans, the Japanese giant made sure that it dropped Street Fighter 6 in a much more complete form in 2023. Indeed, it sort of went the other direction entirely. In a good way.
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