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For You It Is M. Bison Reveal Day For Street Fighter V, But For Him It Is Tuesday
While it won’t come as a huge surprise that Street Fighter V’s big bad boss M. Bison is returning, he’s definitely got a few new tricks up his sleeve. Based on gameplay footage, he’s a teleporting beast that doesn’t mind putting his boot on opponents’ heads.
A gameplay reveal trailer on IGN shows M. Bison teleporting through projectiles, dropping in from above, and grappling with some added juice from his “psycho power.” Bison also seems to be able to nullify incoming projectiles and fire off some of his own.
You can check out the full trailer on IGN, who seems to have an exclusive for now. Street Fighter V is coming to PlayStation 4 and PC.
[Source: IGN]
Our Take
If anything, this hopefully points to bigger reveals at E3. Street Fighter IV was instrumental in revitalizing the fighting genre, and that’s a big legacy to extend. So far, the game looks great, but we’re looking forward to actually getting hands-on time.
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