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 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 specials to crumple your opponent, giving you a free combo. The stun meter has a huge effect on how Street Fighter V players eager to get back into the beta fight will be able to do so this weekend. According to the Capcom-Unity blog, beta testers may begin logging in on August 28 at 4 PM PST. The beta will run through September 2 at 7 AM PST. 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 The Street Fighter 5 Beta didn’t go particularly well in its initial release on PS4. Server issues caused impacted the experience to a point where players essentially couldn’t even play the game. This resulted in the beta being pulled and pushed off to .
After canceling the first PlayStation 4 beta in the wake of server issues back in July and promising to re-start it later, Capcom on Wednesday announced the new dates for the Street Fighter V test. The beta will be held worldwide on August 28, starting at DigitalFoundry has released a frame-rate test video from the Street Fighter V beta, which can be viewed below. As DigitalFoundry explains the beta has been suffering from connectivity issues, especially outside the US, but they did manage to capture a few Update: The Street Fighter 5 beta is now accessible on a global level. We should have access continuously for the next five days. Earlier: Capcom's Community Manager, Peter "Combofiend" Rosas announced today that the Street Fighter 5 team is planning a 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. .
