I live in the Philippines and back when SFV was released, there was only a handful of players that are viable options to play online, those in the same country with the occasional Japanese or Chinese players. The quick transition from the game’s load screen to your first match shows good promise that when Street Fighter 6 officially launches on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, we might just have a smooth online experience right off the gate.īased on my experience during the weekend, the online systems feel far better than what Capcom had in Street Fighter V, and it just gives confidence to the company’s understanding of delivering a stable online game mode on a worldwide scale. One notable aspect is how the game handles latency and the fast transitions between matches. Street Fighter 6 online quality can be a big selling pointĬapcom unleashed the closed beta build of the highly anticipated fighting game Street Fighter 6 to the world for free on consoles and PC over the weekend and the response so far has been highly positive. Street Fighter 6’s Open Beta demonstrated that it is possible to provide a stable online experience for any player in the world as if you’re roaming the floors of a video game arcade store. But it looks like the gap between online and LAN is now smaller with Capcom’s upcoming release. Online has been available as an option for years, but even a single glitch or slowdown can leave a negative impression. When it comes to fighting games, the true experience is gathering with a bunch of friends that play the same game offline and spend hours having multiple sets against each other.
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