Bye bye, "Street Fighter V" beta. After running for five days straight, the worldwide beta test for Capcom's fifth entry in the popular "Street Fighter" series sadly came to an end yesterday. It was disheartening to turn on the PlayStation 4 and load up Street Fighter V players eager to get back into the beta fight will be able to do so this weekend Capcom has set up a new Twitter account for status updates and users are encouraged to follow @SFVServer. It is recommended to use a wired connection Although Street Fighter V isn’t due to arrive on PS4 until early next year, fear not: the first global online beta test for Street Fighter V is incoming. Europe, North America and South America have all had a chance to play the game up until now Update: The Street Fighter 5 beta is now accessible on a global level In case there are issues, be sure to follow @SFVServer on Twitter for the latest updates on the status of the server." Head over to Capcom Unity to view the full blog post. "Street Fighter V" beta was launched on Aug. 28, following its unstable initial test. Two days before the trial period ends, Capcom announced — via the recently set up "SFV" official Twitter account — that the servers would be down for maintenance. DigitalFoundry has released a frame-rate test video from the Street Fighter V beta, which can be viewed below In case there are issues, be sure to follow @SFVServer on Twitter for the latest updates on the status of the server. Lastly, to help .
When the Street Fighter 5 beta first went live back in July, Mattfryou of V-Trigger began compiling a list of all the game's win quotes. When we last reported, quotes for the six beta characters and Ken were listed. With the combined efforts of V-Trigger Last week, Capcom revealed the introduction of Rainbow Mika to the growing roster of competitors in Street Fighter V, and the internet went absolutely and some primo shirtlessness. While most of twitter took to cleaning up their drool, the rest of 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. "In case there are issues, be sure to follow @SFVServer on Twitter for the latest updates on the status of the server." You can gain access to the Street Fighter V beta by pre-ordering the game.The original beta for Street Fighter V originally took place .
