Earlier this year, we introduced the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour DLC that featured the Capcom Cup Collection Costumes for Ryu and Ken, along with some exclusive Fight Money opportunities and colors. Now, it’s time to reveal the Champions Choice Costume as well as the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour Stage!

First up, we have an exclusive look at the all-new 2017 Capcom Pro Tour Stage! Continuing the tradition of CPT themed stages, the Kanzuki Family Stadium showcases the high-level competition with a sumo stadium befitting of the Kanzuki name.
 

As most of you know, Du “NuckleDu” Dang won the Capcom Cup in 2016. Along with him auto-qualifying for Capcom Cup 2017, he also received the incredibly rare opportunity to help create a costume for a character of his choice. His character of choice is the master of flash-kicking, Guile!

Guile is ready for any combat operations with this tactical officer-inspired costume. The all-new costume will be available on July 25th for PlayStation 4 and Steam for just $5.99 / € 5.99 or included in the Capcom Pro Tour 2017 Premier Pass.


Included in the Premier Pass for $24.99 are the previously released Capcom Cup Collection Costumes for Ryu and Ken, the newly announced Champions Choice Costume, the Kanzuki Family Stadium stage, exclusive CPT- themed colors for all of the characters, two exclusive titles and monthly in-game targets that reward Fight Money! Just as it was last year, the 2017 Premier Pass will be taken off the marketplace around the end of November, so make sure you pick up your favorite content while it is available!

Just like last year, a portion of the CPT 2017 DLC will go to the prize pool for Capcom Cup 2017, regardless if it’s purchased as a bundle or individually. This campaign was a great success last year thanks to your support, and we can’t thank you enough for helping make the Pro Tour and CPT Prize Pool better with each contribution.

Finally, below is the full pricing breakdown of the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour content:

Capcom Pro Tour Costumes

• Additional Costume (“Capcom Pro Tour”): Ryu — $5.99 / € 5.99
• Additional Costume (“Capcom Pro Tour”): Ken — $5.99 / € 5.99
• Champion’s Choice Costume : Guile — $5.99 / € 5.99

Capcom Pro Tour Stage

• CPT Stage: Kanzuki Family Stadium — $9.99 / € 9.99

Capcom Pro Tour 2017 Premier Pass — $24.99 / € 24.99

• Additional Costume (“Capcom Pro Tour”): Ryu
• Additional Costume (“Capcom Pro Tour”): Ken
• Additional Costume (“Capcom Pro Tour”): Champion’s Choice Costume: Guile
• Capcom Pro Tour Stage: Kanzuki Family Stadium
• 1 exclusive CPT-themed color option for all 28 characters (PS4 exclusive)
• 2 Titles: “Capcom Cup 2017” and “Capcom Pro Tour 2017”

For questions regarding the CPT DLC make sure and check out our previous blog. Also don’t forget to tune to into the Capcom Cup Pro Tour during Evolution 2017 all this weekend long! To get updates on upcoming matches make sure and follow Capcom Fighters on Facebook and Twitter.

And as always make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter for the latest Street Fighter V news.

Earlier this year, we introduced the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour DLC that featured the Capcom Cup Collection Costumes for Ryu and Ken, along with some exclusive Fight Money opportunities and colors. Now, it’s time to reveal the Champions Choice Costume as well as the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour Stage!

First up, we have an exclusive look at the all-new 2017 Capcom Pro Tour Stage! Continuing the tradition of CPT themed stages, the Kanzuki Family Stadium showcases the high-level competition with a sumo stadium befitting of the Kanzuki name.
 

As most of you know, Du “NuckleDu” Dang won the Capcom Cup in 2016. Along with him auto-qualifying for Capcom Cup 2017, he also received the incredibly rare opportunity to help create a costume for a character of his choice. His character of choice is the master of flash-kicking, Guile!

Guile is ready for any combat operations with this tactical officer-inspired costume. The all-new costume will be available on July 25th for PlayStation 4 and Steam for just $5.99 / € 5.99 or included in the Capcom Pro Tour 2017 Premier Pass.


Included in the Premier Pass for $24.99 are the previously released Capcom Cup Collection Costumes for Ryu and Ken, the newly announced Champions Choice Costume, the Kanzuki Family Stadium stage, exclusive CPT- themed colors for all of the characters, two exclusive titles and monthly in-game targets that reward Fight Money! Just as it was last year, the 2017 Premier Pass will be taken off the marketplace around the end of November, so make sure you pick up your favorite content while it is available!

Just like last year, a portion of the CPT 2017 DLC will go to the prize pool for Capcom Cup 2017, regardless if it’s purchased as a bundle or individually. This campaign was a great success last year thanks to your support, and we can’t thank you enough for helping make the Pro Tour and CPT Prize Pool better with each contribution.

Finally, below is the full pricing breakdown of the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour content:

Capcom Pro Tour Costumes

• Additional Costume (“Capcom Pro Tour”): Ryu — $5.99 / € 5.99
• Additional Costume (“Capcom Pro Tour”): Ken — $5.99 / € 5.99
• Champion’s Choice Costume : Guile — $5.99 / € 5.99

Capcom Pro Tour Stage

• CPT Stage: Kanzuki Family Stadium — $9.99 / € 9.99

Capcom Pro Tour 2017 Premier Pass — $24.99 / € 24.99

• Additional Costume (“Capcom Pro Tour”): Ryu
• Additional Costume (“Capcom Pro Tour”): Ken
• Additional Costume (“Capcom Pro Tour”): Champion’s Choice Costume: Guile
• Capcom Pro Tour Stage: Kanzuki Family Stadium
• 1 exclusive CPT-themed color option for all 28 characters (PS4 exclusive)
• 2 Titles: “Capcom Cup 2017” and “Capcom Pro Tour 2017”

For questions regarding the CPT DLC make sure and check out our previous blog. Also don’t forget to tune to into the Capcom Cup Pro Tour during Evolution 2017 all this weekend long! To get updates on upcoming matches make sure and follow Capcom Fighters on Facebook and Twitter.

And as always make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter for the latest Street Fighter V news.

Turn the clock back with these nostalgic costumes and classic stage!

With 30 years of rich history to its name, the Street Fighter series conjures up many fond memories across a wide range of topics. Be it the iconic special moves or the unmistakeable theme tunes, Street Fighter is pop culture personified. To this end, we’re adding another classic stage and three more nostalgic costumes to Street Fighter V.
 

Forget Guile’s jet, Ryu’s temple roof stage is where the truest of warriors fought for arcade supremacy back in 1991. Relive those classic moments (or forge new ones!) as this iconic Suzaku Castle stage makes the leap forward into Street Fighter V.

Seeing as the Street Fighter III series is set after Street Fighter V, it only makes sense that Alex would have longer hair in the future. He’s also found the time to buy new green trousers that are less ripped than his old pair.

Ibuki’s nostalgic costume is also from the Street Fighter III series – aka the future. It’s more rugged than her regular outfit, but unfortunately, it doesn’t come with infinite shurikens. It was deemed that this historical inaccuracy be for the greater good.

Unlike Alex and Ibuki, Juri’s nostalgic costume is from the Street Fighter IV series – aka the past. This is how we first met the sadistic taekwondo expert back in 2010. We probably wouldn’t recommend that she wears this outfit while riding her motorbike.

You can pick up these new costumes on PlayStation 4 and Steam for $3.99/ €3.99 starting on July 25th.

As always make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter pages for the latest Street Fighter V news.

Turn the clock back with these nostalgic costumes and classic stage!

With 30 years of rich history to its name, the Street Fighter series conjures up many fond memories across a wide range of topics. Be it the iconic special moves or the unmistakeable theme tunes, Street Fighter is pop culture personified. To this end, we’re adding another classic stage and three more nostalgic costumes to Street Fighter V.
 

Forget Guile’s jet, Ryu’s temple roof stage is where the truest of warriors fought for arcade supremacy back in 1991. Relive those classic moments (or forge new ones!) as this iconic Suzaku Castle stage makes the leap forward into Street Fighter V.

Seeing as the Street Fighter III series is set after Street Fighter V, it only makes sense that Alex would have longer hair in the future. He’s also found the time to buy new green trousers that are less ripped than his old pair.

Ibuki’s nostalgic costume is also from the Street Fighter III series – aka the future. It’s more rugged than her regular outfit, but unfortunately, it doesn’t come with infinite shurikens. It was deemed that this historical inaccuracy be for the greater good.

Unlike Alex and Ibuki, Juri’s nostalgic costume is from the Street Fighter IV series – aka the past. This is how we first met the sadistic taekwondo expert back in 2010. We probably wouldn’t recommend that she wears this outfit while riding her motorbike.

You can pick up these new costumes on PlayStation 4 and Steam for $3.99/ €3.99 starting on July 25th.

As always make sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter pages for the latest Street Fighter V news.

On June 27th, the School range of Street Fighter V costumes will be expanded to include R. Mika, Nash and Ibuki. These three students of the game will join Chun-Li, Ryu and Juri in the street fighting school of hard reads and learned blocks.


Letting her hair hang low with thick specs, friendship bracelets and sensible shoes, R. Mika takes a leaf out of the traditional sailor-style school uniform that can be seen in Japan. Here’s hoping that Nadeshiko still recognizes her during recess.


Going for a white gakuran uniform that’s reminiscent of Kyosuke Kagami (shout-outs to Rival Schools!), Nash looks just as ready to hit the books as he does a crush counter. He also sports a hall-monitor sash that shouts, “skip class at your peril, punk.”


Rounding out this academic trio is Ibuki in her traditional fuka school uniform. These threads aren’t as rugged as her ninja dogi but we have it on good authority that the bomb capacity is just as generous. That red scarf also pays respectful homage to her fellow Capcom ninja, Strider Hiryu.

Stay ahead of the grading curve by picking these costumes up for $3.99 each at the end of the month.

If you're looking to checkout the previously introduced school costumes, check out our blog post!

For the latest updates on Street Fighter V, follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

On June 27th, the School range of Street Fighter V costumes will be expanded to include R. Mika, Nash and Ibuki. These three students of the game will join Chun-Li, Ryu and Juri in the street fighting school of hard reads and learned blocks.


Letting her hair hang low with thick specs, friendship bracelets and sensible shoes, R. Mika takes a leaf out of the traditional sailor-style school uniform that can be seen in Japan. Here’s hoping that Nadeshiko still recognizes her during recess.


Going for a white gakuran uniform that’s reminiscent of Kyosuke Kagami (shout-outs to Rival Schools!), Nash looks just as ready to hit the books as he does a crush counter. He also sports a hall-monitor sash that shouts, “skip class at your peril, punk.”


Rounding out this academic trio is Ibuki in her traditional fuka school uniform. These threads aren’t as rugged as her ninja dogi but we have it on good authority that the bomb capacity is just as generous. That red scarf also pays respectful homage to her fellow Capcom ninja, Strider Hiryu.

Stay ahead of the grading curve by picking these costumes up for $3.99 each at the end of the month.

If you're looking to checkout the previously introduced school costumes, check out our blog post!

For the latest updates on Street Fighter V, follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

The cage returns! As part of a bevy of new features and updates coming on May 30, Street Fighter V will receive a remastered Spain stage loaded with dancers, musicians and all the requisite flair we’ve enjoyed since its stylish debut in Street Fighter II. And Vega players… yes, you will be able to climb that bad boy. Pick up the Flamenco Tavern starting on May 30 for $3.99 / ￥400 / €3.99 or 70,000 Fight Money.



The Thailand stage will also return on May 30 with all-new BGM for $3.99 / ￥400 / €3.99 or 70,000 Fight Money, and was detailed back in this earlier blog post.

Additionally, May 30 is the day the New CFN rolls out to all online warriors. The New CFN is a massive update to the online SFV experience, detailed in this earlier blog. New balance changes, matchmaking improvements and loads of other benefits await – including a whopping 50,000 Fight Money bonus for signing in at any point from May 30 to June 13 PST!

Speaking of balance changes, we have a few additional updates to share alongside the New CFN:

• 
  Balrog
  
  • 
    Turn Punch
    
    • 
      ① Level 1 - 6 Motion: Added throw invincibility for frames 1-18F.
    • 
      ② Level 1 - 3 Motion: Changed to upper body and projectile invincibility from frames 3-18F.
    • 
      ③ Level 4 - 6 Motion: Changed to attack and projectile invincibility from frames 3-18F.
    • 
      ④ Level 7 - 10 (Final) Motion: Changed to complete invincibility from frames 1-18F
• 
  R.Mika
  
  • 
    Passion Press
    
    • 
      Hitbox was reduced
• 
  Dhalsim
  
  • 
    Stand Heavy Punch
    
    • 
      Changed the total frames from 44F ⇒ 42F
  • 
    Back Throw
    
    • 
      Reduced the distance from the opponent after hit.

We also want to thank all of our fans for continuing to support the Capcom Pro Tour this year through the new in-game items we’ve released and the new 2017 Premier Pass! As we mentioned, users who purchase the CPT 2017 Premier Pass will not only get access to all the cool new content such as costumes for Ryu and Ken, we will also be offering up additional Targets.  

To kick things off, we’ll be offering up four Targets in June to celebrate the launch of the New CFN which will net you a cool 36,000 Fight Money! We’ll be releasing a new Target each month after that through November.

Keep in mind that each target only lasts for the month that it is active. For example, the Targets in June will expire on July 1st, the Targets starting in July will expire on August 1st and so forth.



For a full rundown of all the new Capcom Pro Tour content this year and more information on how this initiative supports Street Fighter V esports, check out this post over at the PlayStation Blog.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXnXrHiR4Cs

Last, but most certainly not least, our latest Season 2 character, the Young Commander Ed, makes his formal debut alongside the New CFN, Spain and Targets. Test your Psycho Power infused boxing skills for $5.99 or 100,000 FM.



S.I.N. kidnapped Ed as a child and experimented on him with the goal of creating a replacement body for M. Bison. Today, he’s a force all his own! Check him out – and his Story and Battle Costumes – starting on May 30.

Don’t forget, the Season 2 Character Pass is now available for $29.99 / €29.99 / £24.99 and will grant pass holders with Akuma, Kolin, Ed, in addition to 3 brand new fighters to be announced later this year. The pass comes with Premium Battle Costumes with colors 3-10 unlocked and default costume colors 3-10 for each character. Additionally, Season 2 Character Pass holders will receive an exclusive PS4 theme!

And as always, for the latest updates on Street Fighter V, follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

The cage returns! As part of a bevy of new features and updates coming on May 30, Street Fighter V will receive a remastered Spain stage loaded with dancers, musicians and all the requisite flair we’ve enjoyed since its stylish debut in Street Fighter II. And Vega players… yes, you will be able to climb that bad boy. Pick up the Flamenco Tavern starting on May 30 for $3.99 / ￥400 / €3.99 or 70,000 Fight Money.



The Thailand stage will also return on May 30 with all-new BGM for $3.99 / ￥400 / €3.99 or 70,000 Fight Money, and was detailed back in this earlier blog post.

Additionally, May 30 is the day the New CFN rolls out to all online warriors. The New CFN is a massive update to the online SFV experience, detailed in this earlier blog. New balance changes, matchmaking improvements and loads of other benefits await – including a whopping 50,000 Fight Money bonus for signing in at any point from May 30 to June 13 PST!

Speaking of balance changes, we have a few additional updates to share alongside the New CFN:

• 
  Balrog
  
  • 
    Turn Punch
    
    • 
      ① Level 1 - 6 Motion: Added throw invincibility for frames 1-18F.
    • 
      ② Level 1 - 3 Motion: Changed to upper body and projectile invincibility from frames 3-18F.
    • 
      ③ Level 4 - 6 Motion: Changed to attack and projectile invincibility from frames 3-18F.
    • 
      ④ Level 7 - 10 (Final) Motion: Changed to complete invincibility from frames 1-18F
• 
  R.Mika
  
  • 
    Passion Press
    
    • 
      Hitbox was reduced
• 
  Dhalsim
  
  • 
    Stand Heavy Punch
    
    • 
      Changed the total frames from 44F ⇒ 42F
  • 
    Back Throw
    
    • 
      Reduced the distance from the opponent after hit.

We also want to thank all of our fans for continuing to support the Capcom Pro Tour this year through the new in-game items we’ve released and the new 2017 Premier Pass! As we mentioned, users who purchase the CPT 2017 Premier Pass will not only get access to all the cool new content such as costumes for Ryu and Ken, we will also be offering up additional Targets.  

To kick things off, we’ll be offering up four Targets in June to celebrate the launch of the New CFN which will net you a cool 36,000 Fight Money! We’ll be releasing a new Target each month after that through November.

Keep in mind that each target only lasts for the month that it is active. For example, the Targets in June will expire on July 1st, the Targets starting in July will expire on August 1st and so forth.



For a full rundown of all the new Capcom Pro Tour content this year and more information on how this initiative supports Street Fighter V esports, check out this post over at the PlayStation Blog.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXnXrHiR4Cs

Last, but most certainly not least, our latest Season 2 character, the Young Commander Ed, makes his formal debut alongside the New CFN, Spain and Targets. Test your Psycho Power infused boxing skills for $5.99 or 100,000 FM.



S.I.N. kidnapped Ed as a child and experimented on him with the goal of creating a replacement body for M. Bison. Today, he’s a force all his own! Check him out – and his Story and Battle Costumes – starting on May 30.

Don’t forget, the Season 2 Character Pass is now available for $29.99 / €29.99 / £24.99 and will grant pass holders with Akuma, Kolin, Ed, in addition to 3 brand new fighters to be announced later this year. The pass comes with Premium Battle Costumes with colors 3-10 unlocked and default costume colors 3-10 for each character. Additionally, Season 2 Character Pass holders will receive an exclusive PS4 theme!

And as always, for the latest updates on Street Fighter V, follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Ready to sample the new and improved Capcom Fighters Network (CFN) for Street Fighter V? Both PC and PlayStation 4 players can leap into the CFN Beta for some cross-play action beginning 6PM PT on Thursday, May 11, and play through the weekend to 6PM PT on Sunday, May 14. For our European players, that’d be 2am GMT Friday, May 12 to 1am GMT Monday, May 15. You don’t even need a copy of Street Fighter V to participate – simply download the Beta client for free and get crackin’! You can pre-load this on Steam starting Thursday at 3pm PDT.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXnXrHiR4Cs&t=18s

Ed and his Psycho Power-infused boxing skills make their debut during the Beta as well. You’ll be able to sample the upcoming character Ed throughout the Beta, so please enjoy this free preview.

Ed, the Season 2 balance changes and numerous other tweaks make this an extremely important Beta for SFV players and the new CFN. We want to ensure this update injects a new sense of excitement and energy into the online Street Fighter V experience, so please log in and let us know what you think!


For full details on the upcoming Capcom Fighters Network improvements, click here. 

For full details on the new Season 2 balance changes, click here.

For updates during the beta make sure to follow SFVServer on Twitter.

And as always for the latest updates on Street Fighter V, follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Ready to sample the new and improved Capcom Fighters Network (CFN) for Street Fighter V? Both PC and PlayStation 4 players can leap into the CFN Beta for some cross-play action beginning 6PM PT on Thursday, May 11, and play through the weekend to 6PM PT on Sunday, May 14. For our European players, that’d be 2am GMT Friday, May 12 to 1am GMT Monday, May 15. You don’t even need a copy of Street Fighter V to participate – simply download the Beta client for free and get crackin’! You can pre-load this on Steam starting Thursday at 3pm PDT.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXnXrHiR4Cs&t=18s

Ed and his Psycho Power-infused boxing skills make their debut during the Beta as well. You’ll be able to sample the upcoming character Ed throughout the Beta, so please enjoy this free preview.

Ed, the Season 2 balance changes and numerous other tweaks make this an extremely important Beta for SFV players and the new CFN. We want to ensure this update injects a new sense of excitement and energy into the online Street Fighter V experience, so please log in and let us know what you think!


For full details on the upcoming Capcom Fighters Network improvements, click here. 

For full details on the new Season 2 balance changes, click here.

For updates during the beta make sure to follow SFVServer on Twitter.

And as always for the latest updates on Street Fighter V, follow us on Facebook and Twitter.