Addressing a common complaint among fans about SFV, Capcom is introducing an all new single-player story mode experience called World Tour (the name inspired by SFA3's single-player mode). In Capcom's words, "World Tour is a single-player immersive story mode that pushes the boundaries of what a fighting game is and allows you to leave your own legacy within SF6 with your player avatar". Battle Hub and player avatars will extend the world of Street Fighter 6 even further, offering the most robust single-player experience to date. Rollback Netcode and Crossplay between all platforms have also been confirmed for Street Fighter 6.
  

  
DRIVE SYSTEM:  The Drive System is a gauge you'll need to manage wisely and one that is ripe with creativity. You can utilize the Drive Gauge to perform five different techniques that can easily enhance your offense or defense. A Drive Impact is a powerful strike similar to Focus Attack that can absorb an opponent's incoming attack and can lead to a wall splat. Use Drive Parry to repel your opponent's attack and refill your Drive Gauge. Cancel out of a Drive Parry or normal attack into a Drive Rush to quickly close in on your opponent. 

Overdrive Arts are similar to EX Moves from past games that power up your Special Moves. Use Drive Reversal to perform a counterattack to get you out of tight situations. One gauge, five techniques, unlimited possibilities. Use your creativity to choose which tech to utilize and when.
 

 
GRAPHICS ENGINE:  Capcom's Teaser Trailer back in February hinted at a more hyper-realistic look for Street Fighter 6. The game is being developed on Capcom's own RE Engine – previously used to create Resident Evil 7, Resident Evil Village, and Devil May Cry 5. With the RE Engine, you'll notice enhanced visuals in every aspect of the game. Beads of sweat will roll down across skin, muscles will tense up when used, and cherry blossom petals will flitter and twirl in line with a character’s movement. Pair this graphics upgrade with the explosive splashes of paint and the striking graffiti treatment, and you’ll end up with an art style distinct to Street Fighter 6.

CONTROLS:  The standard 6-button control type for the series remains intact. Effective at high level play where complete control over your character is a must. Players can freely customize their button layout, allowing for a wide range of fighting styles. There will also be a simplified controls mode available for beginners called "Modern Controls". This allows single directional and button inputs for special moves, but sacrifices the amount of normal attacks a player has access to.
   

 
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