Continuing the tradition of being a genre leader, the pinnacle of fighting games can be found in this mode. With a highly evolved combat system, experience the stunning innovation for yourself. All of the modes found in Street Fighter V can now be found in Fighting Ground.
Simpler controls will let you improve your offense and defense. With good timing you can unleash attacks with flashy visuals, allowing you to experience the thrill of the fight even more.
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The engine that powers the Drive System is available as soon as the round begins, allowing you to fight to your liking. If you spend your entire Drive Gauge, you'll enter a burnout state with big disadvantages, but it also replenishes automatically, making meter management a key to the fight. Understanding the system in-depth, including when to be conservative and when to gamble, allows for deep, high-level battles.
Drive Gauge Cost
×1
A powerful strike that can absorb an opponent’s incoming attack.
Perform this on an opponent backed into the corner to induce a wall splat, even if they block the attack.
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Drive Gauge Cost
Consumption
Automatically repel an opponent’s attack and replenish Drive when performed successfully. Perform a Perfect Parry by parrying just before an opponent’s attack hits you.
*Hold down
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Drive Gauge Cost×2
Press two of the same button type instead of one when performing a special move to turn it into an Overdrive Art. These are the same attacks as EX Special Moves in past games.
*Ex. When Ryu performs an Overdrive Hadoken
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+ Drive Gauge Cost×1 or ×3
Perform a quick rush forward from a Drive Parry or a cancelable normal attack.
Drive Rush from a parry costs 1 Drive Stock, while Drive Rush from a normal attack costs 3 Drive Stocks.
*From a Drive Parry stance or from a cancelable normal attack
Drive Gauge Cost×2
Perform a counterattack while blocking an opponent’s attack.
The damage is low but can help you out of tight situations when you’re being pressured.
*While blocking
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Street Fighter 6 offers new control modes to play without the need to remember difficult command inputs, allowing players to enjoy the flow of battle. Players who are delving into the world of Street Fighter for the first time, or those who haven't touched a fighting game in years, can jump right into the fray. Of course, the traditional control type of the series is still available for players who enjoy it.
Auto-Attack
= Hold down the button
Assist + Attack RepeatedlyAssisted Combo 
Drive Parry
Light Attack 
Special Move
Medium Attack Heavy Attack
Hadoken
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Light Light
Medium Medium Medium
Heavy Heavy Heavy Heavy
Heavy Kick 
+ Drive Impact Heavy Punch 
Light Punch Medium Punch 
Light Kick + Throw Medium Kick 
+ Drive Parry 
Hadoken
Tatsumaki Senpu-kyaku
Shoryuken
High Blade Kick
The commentators featured on the official Capcom Pro Tour plus other renowned personalities will commentate on your battles in real time. Get the pro player tournament experience as they comment on everything that happens during the fight. The commentators will also get more and more excited as the match heats up, and also deliver easy-to-understand explanations of the game, making it a great learning tool for beginners.
Born on September 22, 2001, her debut was sparked by her capturing the crown at the 14th All Japan Beauty Contest Grand Prix, and was soon featured in several commercials.
Afterwards, she began to be the talk of the country after her appearance in the NHK historical drama "Naotora: The Lady Warlord" and other shows. In addition to her work as an actress, she also regularly appears in fashion magazines, radio shows and TV shows spanning a variety of genres. She's one star to watch out for!
One of the top female wrestlers in the world, a top tier commentator, and an avid fighting game fan, Thea Trinidad brings her 10+ years of pro wrestling experience to the world of Street Fighter. When she’s not breaking bones inside the ring, you can find her putting in that work in the gym or at home on her favorite game. If you’re lucky to see her live, you may even spot her doing a ninja run or two!
In 16BD (Before Demon, also known as 1983), he invaded the world as a songwriter for the demonic group known as Seikima-II. Since then, he has been a fixture in the consciousness of the media. In the year 5BD (also known as 1994), he won the grand prize for advertisement, appearing in commercials for Fujifilm's lens-equipped QuickSnap. His Excellency is currently working on collaborative efforts related to traditional Japanese arts.
When he was a high school student, he presided over the "Kokugi Sumo Research Group." He was a special consultant for Waseda University's sumo club. In the Demon Year 24 (also known as... 2022), he plans to reunite with his Seikima-II members and reunite for the Black Mass tour, starting this autumn.
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One of the biggest Fighting Game enthusiasts you'll ever meet, self-proclaimed Fighting Game Historian, and commentator for the Street Fighter series for over a dozen years.
In Versus, play by yourself, or duke it out with a friend. In this update we'll talk a bit about some of what you can do in this mode.
Play against another human player, or against the CPU. This is for players who want to relive the experience and undying charm of the arcades by playing against someone else face to face.
Find your rival, anywhere, anytime and transcend borders and hardware. Street Fighter 6 supports cross platform play to allow an unprecedented number of players to fight together.
Fight for League Points (LP) with other players to raise your rank in a mode where every win and loss counts. In Street Fighter 6, League Points are now earned on a per character basis!
A less stressful environment to play where your League Points are not affected. Battle against players around the world!
A special mode that features battles with unique rules and gimmicks. This is a mode for those who want something different from the usual fights.
Training mode comes complete with comprehensive features. Practice in this mode while you wait for an online match. New functions for training mode will be revealed at a later date, so check in periodically.
This feature displays detailed frame meters for your movements. Use this feature to learn the ins and outs of each character.
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Set up reversals, wake-up options, and a host of other details for your training session.
Players who aren't used to setting up detailed training settings can use this feature to select presets. This is great for players who want to practice specific situations with ease!
*Images represent a game under development. The contents on this page may differ from the full version of the game.
Indicates the health remaining for each character.
Drive gives you the ability to perform various actions in SF6. When the gauge is empty, the fighter will enter Burnout and will not be able to use Drive-related techniques until the gauge is replenished.
Indicates the time remaining in the round.
Indicates the current round count.
Indicates the character and control type being used.
Spend this gauge to perform a devastating Super Art. Every attack that lands will fill up the Super Art gauge, and you can fill it up to 3 stocks. Super Art gauge also carries over between rounds.
PLAY-BY-PLAY COMMENTATORS
Kosuke Hiraiwa/ Japanese
Kosuke Hiraiwa/ Japanese
Esports commentator and former Asahi network announcer. After covering various fields such as the Koshien baseball series and other pro sports, he has made eSports his next destination. From in between covering everything from FPS to card games, he also finds the time to appear regularly on TV and also publish books.
Steve "TastySteve" Scott/ English
Steve "TastySteve" Scott/ English
One of the most genuine fighting game enthusiasts, and hyped human beings you'll ever meet. Over 10 years of commentating, including live television broadcasts, EVOs, and Capcom Pro Tour. As well as events all over the world!!
Aru/ Japanese
Aru/ Japanese
An eSports broadcasting pioneer with over 20 years of MC and commentary experience. Commentates on official Street Fighter events not just in Japan, but around the world. Currently works in Japan as an entertainer, appearing on TV shows, interviews, radio, and streams.
Aru is keen to what's happening around the world and often imitates the catchphrases of other commentators from other countries, developing a strong bond with them. In the past he was known as a talented fighting game competitor and still keeps his competitive edge sharp.
Jeremy "Vicious" Lopez/ English
Jeremy "Vicious" Lopez/ English
As a lifetime Street Fighter fan, Jeremy “Vicious” Lopez has turned his passion for the game into a career, currently hosting and doing commentary for Street Fighter League as well as the Capcom Pro Tour. Vicious has also been known to step in for Sagat as his stunt double from time-to-time as they are nearly identical. Based out in Southern California, Vicious is an active streamer, commentator, and overall entertainer who always brings the energy no matter what the event.