Street Fighter V

As the fifth proper entry in one of gaming's biggest franchises, Street Fighter V had a lot to live up to. Street Fighter I & II helped create the genre of fighting games, and Street Fighter III & IV helped to revitalize them. To live up to its predecessors Street Fighter V needed to be electrifying, and since it came from a huge, triple-A video game company, it should offer an experience both massive in content and potential. What we got instead was the digital embodiment of greed.

It looks like Capcom has finally learned its lesson and is planning to ship Street Fighter V with no on-disc downloadable content.

The heiress to the Kanzuki Zaibatsu conglomerate returns. That's right, Karin is back and bringing her posh fighting style to Street Fighter V.

Capcom's Yoshinori Ono unveiled the newest addition to Street Fighter V at the Games15 show in Dubai. Say hello to Rashid, Cody fans are going to love him.

To almost no surprise, Capcom announced there will be retailer-exclusive costumes you can get for pre-ordering Street Fighter V.

Capcom's fan favorite, scantily clad female wrestler makes her long-awaited return in this new trailer for Street Fighter V.

The narcissistic Spanish ninja dons the mask and claw once again in this new trailer for Street Fighter V.

Just as when we were finally going to get our hands on playing Street Fighter V's beta, Capcom has made it offline-only due to server issues.

That's not Abel cosplaying as Finn Balor. That's Street Fighter V's first all-new character, the powerful and mysterious Necalli.

Capcom has announced that Ken Masters is making his official return for Street Fighter V, and he looks and plays quite differently than before.