With the Street Fighter V beta coming to an end, Capcom has released some new information The Ryu DLC outfit will be available only as a GameStop exclusive. Chun-li lets her hair down, and sports a black dress to take on her opponents in this Digital pre-orders will get Chun-Li in a black battle dress, Amazon pre-orders will get a black outfit for Bison, Best Buy pre-orders will get mission gear for Cammy, and GameStop pre-orders will get an epic beard Ryu. The Street Fighter V beta is set to Now, fans can reserve the collector's edition at select retailers, including Best Buy, Amazon, and GameStop. The bundle comes with a Ryu statue, artbook, and some downloadable Street Fighter goodies. Additionally, those who pre-order Street Fighter 5 Following similar tests in both Europe and Asia, Capcom has announced the dates for Street Fighter V beta stress tests in North and South America. The tests are scheduled to take place in both regions on August 25 and 26 from 4 PM-12 AM PDT. Assuming Capcom is taking its first steps toward launching a global beta test for Street Fighter V today after the failed tests last month. In a post on the Capcom Unity blog, the company announced it is going to start with a string of region-specific stress tests Beta participants are urged to follow @SFVServer on Twitter for the latest updates on the status of the game’s servers. Capcom's last attempt at a Street Fighter V beta was halted almost immediately due to server issues. .
Gamers who do not want a special package but want to pay for Street Fighter V before it is launched can get access to new looks for some of the best-known characters from the series. Those who place a pre-order at GameStop will be able to get a battle Street Fighter V is spoiling for a fight – and it's going to host a five day royal rumble starting 28th August. Following last week's European server stress test, the brawler's PlayStation 4 beta will return proper this weekend. This means that if you've "Street Fighter 5" is slated to be released next spring 2016, which explains why Capcom is doing a whole lot of hustling this time around including the beta stress tests that they are holding in different regions. After the successful beta test releases in After successful regional stress tests, it seems that Capcom are happy to give Street Fighter V’s beta test another go. The original attempt didn’t go very well, and servers constantly went on and off until they finally decided to pull the whole thing. .
