Street Fighter V is a superb fighting game, without a doubt…but it just feels unfinished in terms of content. I'm sure it'll be fleshed out over time through DLC and patches, I just wish it launched in a more complete state.

Street Fighter as a series… as a franchise… is the brass ring of fighting games. Street Fighter 2 is arguably the template that all other fighters are judged by, and its subsequent releases have been a series of peaks and valleys that follow in the spirit of that seminal release.

Positives Paced, deliberate fighting; Gorgeous visuals; Solid mix of old and new characters that complement each other

Negatives Entire sections of the game are missing; Unreliable online features; Core content stripped for future DLC

When it comes to fighting games, there has always been one king franchise. Capcom's Street Fighter has always reigned supreme over the competition and is undoubtedly the biggest name in the fighting game genre.

"This game isn't finished. Why is it on shelves" A question I find myself asking more and more these days. Whatever it can be blamed on is definitely up for debate, but the most likely culprit is pre-order culture, which is more aggressive than it's ever been.

Street Fighter V is a strong entrant in the series, however , the apparently missing and/or neutered modes keep the game from being what it could have been. The promise of things like a shop for cosmetic items and a full story mode are only that at this point- promises.

At the time of writing this review, Street Fighter V felt like an enhanced version of its beta release. On hindsight, this title seems to have joined the many ranks of released titles charged at a premium price but with missing content,only to be accessible later for a price.

Beautiful character modelling; Most accessible Street Fighter game yet; Fluid combat

Many core features won't be available till later; Very limited character choices; Online connectivity still needs tweaking

This game is a great purchase! Story mode is easy, and Survival mode is great! There are 4 difficulties to choose from in Survival so if one is easier than the other you can adjust as you wish. Capcom is also releasing updates with new characters and modes.

The granddaddy of all fighting games is out. Street Fighter V, the long expected sequel in the fighting series, is going to try to bridge the gap between Street Fighter 3 and 4. The only thing is; it falls short along the way.

Graphic have improve so much first time i saw but online battle it's hard to find other players so boring, no arcade mode, no challenge mode, story mode has ended shortly.

The Street Fighter series has been at the forefront of the fighting genre since the 1980s, and has often been regarded as one of the best series of all