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New Costumes And Stages Coming To Street Fighter V This Month
As of July 25, Street Fighter V is receiving an update that adds new costumes and stages. According to a recent blog post from Capcom, several of these are inspired by older Street Fighter titles.
One of the new stages is Ryu's home level Suzaku Castle, which first appeared in Street Fighter II. Alex, Juri, and Ibuki are also receiving new costumes. Alex and Ibuki's new looks are reminiscent of Street Fighter III, and Juri's outfit is from Street Fighter IV. These costumes are priced at $3.99 each. Capcom has not revealed a price for the Suzaku Castle stage as of yet.
Another stage, Kanzuki Family Stadium, was also announced, which takes inspiration from the upcoming Capcom Pro Tour. Ryu and Ken are also getting new sets of costumes that are similarly themed. The Capcom Pro Tour costumes will cost $5.99 each, and the Kanzuki Family Stadium stage can be bought for $9.99.
For more on Street Fighter V, read our review here and our interview with Yoshinori Ono here. You can view the gallery below to see the new costumes and stages in detail.
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