Long before even half the characters planned for Street Fighter 6 became playable during betas, before trailers for the entire cast was released, people were picking apart the game and its mechanics. Games like Street Fighter 2 also had Hadoken glitches, teleporting rocks, and inputs that enabled turbo modes and disabled punches and kicks, so there were bound to be some secrets shoved into Street Fighter 6 as well.You can play Street Fighter 6 right now, close to six months before its launch date, as long as you don’t mind being naughty and searching for an unofficial version of the game. of each round and the start of the next round. Players can unlock this feature by pressing ↑ → Weak Medium Strong P → Weak K simultaneously after selecting the V Trigger ability, or between the K.O.

Street Fighter 5 had a secret 'undressing command' that players could use to, well, undress the characters to a certain degree (not full nudity). This is not the first time a Street Fighter game has shipped with secret in-game features or commands. Although this wasn't the feature the director was hinting at in his tweet, it was still a nice surprise that no one could have discovered until the actual date. In response, Nakayama clarified that the feature is actually built in for all characters and their respective birthdays, not just Ryu. According to user the in-game commentary dynamically adjusted to the character Ryu on his birthday (21 July). There are no other obvious features or commands at the moment. Enabling this feature will allow the commentator to be biased toward one player over another, and players will be able to choose which player the commentator favors before each match starts. The currently known commentary features are the ability to adjust the volume and subtitles, and the ability to turn rally support on and off. There are currently 7 commentators in the game, including the pro fighter Ryutaro 'Aru' Noda, the former esports caster Kosuke Hiraiwa, and popular actress Hikaru Takahashi.ĪLSO READ: Yes, Final Fantasy X's Infamous 'Laugh Scene' Was Cringe, But That Was The Point The in-game commentary feature allows you to receive real-life on-the-spot comments and remarks on your techniques and hits from various professional gamers, actors, and other public figures. Perhaps in the future, the sound team will provide hints about the commands in a BBC column. SF6 Fun Fact: Hidden commands have been programmed into the live commentary feature, but it seems that no one has noticed them yet.

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