The mysterious countdown is over and Street Fighter 6 is open!
With the end of the CAPCOM PRO TOUR 2021 Season Final competition, capcom's mysterious countdown website was also zeroed out at the same time. Sure enough, as netizens speculated, "Street Fighter 6" was officially released.
Capcom also uploaded the first trailer on social media and YouTube, more information will be released in the summer of 2022, interested friends please continue to pay attention to the relevant information.
As part of the 35th anniversary of the Street Fighter series, Capcom will also be releasing CAPCOM FIGHTING COLLECTION, a collection of retro fighting games. In addition to the "Street Fighter" series, there will also be five works such as "Vampire", which transplanted a home console for the first time. The collection features 10 Capcom battle fighting games that will land on PS4, Switch, Steam, and Xbox One on June 24, 2022.
Nintendo Switch Sports test ends with rave reviews from players
Nintendo Switch Sports' game testing qualifications were open to all players with a Nintendo Online membership on Friday, and the experience so far has received generally positive reviews. From February 18th to February 20th, players fully experienced the online features of Nintendo Switch Sports for three days.
While not all sports are available at this time, Nintendo Switch Sports allows players to experience three games: tennis, bowling, and fencing. All three sports can PK with players around the world. The game has aroused high expectations from fans, and users on Reddit have shared their demo experiences.
Reddit user TheIconSting posted his experience in the game's testing, answering responses from other players. Bowling is rated as well as in Wii Sports, and tennis has a strange way of scoring because each score counts as one point instead of the traditional 15-point scoring method.
Swordplay is also accepted by most players who have played it, calling it an excellent evolution of swordsmanship in Wii Sports Resort. The reason for this popularity is that it is possible to play each sport with just one joy-con, while a friend or family member can pick up another joy-con to join the game.
In the same post, user Verite_Rendition point out that the server is stable and that although a large number of users try the game online, they have never dropped. This review was echoed by multiple users, thanks to Nintendo's thorough preparation to ensure the performance of its servers.
Others wondered if there would be a DLC in Nintendo Switch Sports in the future to enhance the experience, which might have to wait until April when the game went on sale. More games such as badminton, volleyball and soccer will join.
Nintendo Switch Sports will be released on Switch on April 29.
Nintendo CEO Shuntaro Furukawa: I joined Nintendo because of "Carriage"
After Satoshi Iwata's death, Tatsumi Junjima briefly held the position. Shuntaro Furukawa took over in 2018 and successfully reached the top of Nintendo as president of the company.
In a recent interview, Shuntaro Furukawa shared his experiences and background before joining Nintendo. In fact, he didn't play most of the old Big N's games before he joined, but was more interested in third-party games. But after receiving the advice to play Super Mario Kart, he began to understand the greatness of Nintendo.
Furukawa shared the following: "It's a complete coincidence that I took the Nintendo entrance exam. When I entered college in 1990, Super Famicom was in its prime. I also have one, but I'm most interested in games from other companies, such as Nobunaga Nobunaga and Super Awesome. I haven't actually played a lot of Nintendo games.
"One day, one of my tennis club students told me, hey you have to play this, you don't play it's a complete waste. The game he recommends is Super Mario Kart from 1992. It was the first time I'd played a Nintendo game in a while, and it was really, really fun! I remember the feeling at the time was, 'I guess this company is doing great things.'" ”
So I applied for an intern at Nintendo through an application form I saw by chance in a job magazine. If I hadn't played Mario Kart at the time, I would probably have lived a very different life. ”
Shuntaro Furukawa has been working at Nintendo since 1994. He initially worked as an accountant at the company's European headquarters.