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A New Stage, New Music Packs, And Some Confusing Costumes Come To Street Fighter V
An update for Street Fighter V dropped today featuring Cammy's stage from Super Street Fighter II, music packs with Street Fighter II versions, and some good and very strange costumes.
The new stage, the English Manor, should be memorable to those of us who spent countless hours playing Super Street Fighter II's best new stage that didn't involve dragons. You can buy it with 70,000 fight money or $3.99.
The costumes include last year's Halloween bundle, which can be bought individually or included in a bundle with the stage. It also includes a number of new designs, including one from veteran Street Fighter artist Akiman. More importantly, it includes this costume for Chun Li which Capcom has decided to try and convince people is Chun Li's sleepwear.
I don't...super know about that.
Check out the Capcom-Unity post below to see what is dropping today and get ready to spend some fight money, fight money, fight money.
[Source: Capcom-Unity]
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