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About This Game Experience the intensity of head-to-head battle with Street Fighter® V! Choose from 16 iconic characters, each with their own personal story and unique training challenges, then battle against friends online or offline with a robust variety of match options. Earn Fight Money in Ranked Matches, play for fun in Casual Matches or invite friends into a Battle Lounge and see who comes out on top! PlayStation 4 and Steam players can also play against each other thanks to cross-play compatibility! This version of Street Fighter V displays the “Arcade Edition” title screen and includes Arcade Mode, Team Battle Mode and the online-enabled Extra Battle Mode, where you can earn rewards, XP and Fight Money! Fight Money can be used to purchase additional characters, costumes, stages and more! Download the cinematic story “A Shadow Falls” today for FREE! M. Bison deploys seven Black Moons into orbit, granting him unimaginable power as the earth falls into darkness. a09c17d780 Title: Street Fighter VGenre: ActionDeveloper:CapcomPublisher:CapcomFranchise:Street FighterRelease Date: 15 Feb, 2016 Street Fighter V Download For Pc [addons] In-game ads? Really? I can't understand how Capcom thought this would be OK in a full priced game + DLCs.. Me: Free for a week? nice! I've always wanted to try this gameWELCOME TO STREET FIGHTER 5!Here.. take a look at this ad first before you play..Me: ...*uninstalling*. Full priced game filled with paywalls, and now runs ads, yes you read that right.Here are the "additional" content costs: New Characters: 100,000 Fight Money / $5.99 / €5.99 / £4.99 (or all six for $39.99 / €39.99 / £24.99 in Season Pass) New Stages: 70,000 Fight Money / $3.99 / €3.99 / £3.29 Story Mode Costumes: 40,000 Fight Money / $1.99 / €1.99 / £1.69 Stage Variations: 40,000 Fight Money / $1.99 / €1.99 / £1.69 Costume Colours: 2000, 5000 or 10,000 Fight Money Profile Titles: 5000 Fight Money Profile Designs: 5000 Fight MoneyNote: You have 16 characters unlocked at the start, there are 19 more that need to be unlocked.Online wins give you 50 FM, some story missions/weekly missions give around 3k. And you also get some FM from achievements (leveling characters etc.). This "currency" system would be understandable if we only had to pay for cosmetics. It's a disgrace not only to the Street Fighter series, but to the fighting game genre that we have to grind/pay to get new characters.At least it has the hottest chicks from any fighting game in existence ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)Edit: They now pay you fight money for viewing the ads, how sad.. I paid \u00a315 for the base game and I consider it worth the money given the hours invested in to the game.That said, I refuse to buy any DLC as I feel it has greatly impacted what we receive when we purchase a full title.To Elaborate on that:I feel that fighting games have suffered as a result of DLC, in earlier fighting games you would be rewarded for playing through the game with each character by unlocking characters, costumes and stages.In 2,000 ranked games I have unlocked one extra character and one costume.The story mode is uninspired and dull, I had played through with two characters and found no incentive to play through again, that said I have not played the free cinematic expansion which may offer incentive if you are interested in what I presume to be better than what exists in the base version.I feel the biggest strength this game has is the community and what it offers to players who enjoy playing a competitive fighting game - the online system is good, I play 4-5 rated connection games with perhaps 1\/10 being laggy messes and the rest being enjoyable and competent experiences as opposed to playing locally, it's not perfect but it's a good system for the most part.If you enjoy the competitive online aspect in a fighter then I would recommend this to you, if you seek a single player experience then no, I suggest you spend your money elsewhere as others will offer you more for your money and the DLC will not be so exploitative as it is here. - I have no problem with DLC but I dislike the approach this game has taken, it gives me a feeling that I'm playing a demo and would prefer they added unlockables for playing and experiencing the whole game and the efforts put into it as opposed to the gamble of the fortune shop and season passes for characters, for a competitive game I think it makes sense to allow players to use who they wish or at least making them realistically unlockable (I prefer ussfiv approach having all unlocked at start) and offering say 1-2 costumes\/stages for playing through the whole game and then charging dlc for addition costumes and stages would make it acceptable.Because of the practices I give this game 7\/10 for the genre, it would be closer to a 8.5+\/10 if it was not for the fact that that I feel games such as this have devolved from the ps2\/xbox era and what they generally offered then when you would pick up a game, all due to the DLC model which sacrifices overall quality of a finished product in exchange for cash.. Remember the days when we unlocked characters and costumes instead of buying them?Remember when fighting games came with their stages ready?Yeah, you're not getting that here.. AMAZING GAME THOSE GUYS GIVING IT NEGATIVE REVIEWS ARE FANS OF MK THAT CAN NOT PLAY A GAME WHERE REAL SKILL IS REQUIRE BESIDES THE MICROTRANSACTIONS THIS GAME IS FANTASTIC EVEN WITH THE 8 'S FRAME INPUT LAG :). This game has in-game advertisements lmfao.. In game ads in a full feature fighting game that originally launched with a 50 dollar price tag, lol.I think I'm going to be swearing off any Capcom purchases for the forseeable future. It's bad enough they stick Denuvo in everything, that in itself is a huge mark against them. But this? This is crossing a line you don't cross. I often don't tolerate this even in F2P games.Sorry, to the part of Capcom's development studio who's handling the upcoming Devil May Cry, as well as the part of the company that made Megaman 11. I want to buy so many of these games, but your execs or whoever's pushing for these things needs to be punished for all this dramatically anti-consumer behavior. It's gone on long enough, it's getting worse, and I have no option but to vote with my wallet.