Street Fighter V's first official PlayStation 4 beta has come and gone, giving thousands of players an opportunity to try out a handful of the game's characters. But while they got the chance to try out Ryu, Chun-Li, Bison, and others, there were still a Following similar tests in both Europe and Asia, Capcom has announced the dates for Street Fighter of the first Street Fighter V beta. "Please note that although we anticipate these tests to run smoother than before, there may still be issues Not long after testing the servers in North America, Capcom has announced that the Street Fighter V down for periodic maintenance, we expect everything to run continuously throughout the entire five day beta period." Capcom added that people might Capcom is taking its first steps toward launching a global beta test for Street Fighter V today after the failed tests last month fans that the original five day global beta test will still happen, so this is just another chance to play the game. Briefly: After a busted first attempt and then some “stress tests”, Capcom has finally nailed down some dates for a proper Street Fighter V beta. It will start at 9am AEST on August 29 and run until 12am AEST on September 3. worldwide Street Fighter 5 beta test is still currently running and with it, tech continues to be discovered. In Street Fighter 5, Chun-Li can perform her Lightning Legs in the air. Only the light kick version drops down fast enough to allow for a .
Street Fighter V might not ship until next spring Anyone who pre-orders any version of the game gets access to the beta, which was taken down, fixed, and put back online on August 28. This week’s stress test on Street Fighter V‘s the servers being shut down for periodic maintenance, we expect everything to run continuously throughout the entire five day beta period.” That being said, there might still be issues that will “Due to the promising results received, we are now moving forward with our worldwide beta test. “Outside of the servers being shut down for periodic maintenance Capcom's last attempt at a Street Fighter V beta was halted almost immediately due Street Fighter V is spoiling for a fight – and so don't plan your Bank Holiday around this. Still, publisher Capcom expects things to "run continuously throughout the entire five day beta period". Hopefully things go well, because we're in the .
