Ryu's V-Skill will be of particular interest to Street Fighter 3 fans - it's a parry. Unlike the V-Trigger and V-Reversal abilities, V-Skill does not require any meter to use, so you can use it freely. Here's Chun-Li doing hers.Įlsewhere, each character has a V-Skill move (MP + MK), which is a defensive option that, again, works differently for each character. Every character in Street Fighter 5 has a V-Reversal, which is great for getting out of tricky situations but burns one bar of your V-Gauge meter. A V-Reversal will automatically wave away an enemy attack and see you strike your opponent - perfect for getting out of sticky situations and beat down combos. You need one bar of V-Gauge to use a V-Reversal, and they're tricky to pull off, as you need to time the input command (forward + all three punches) to coincide with when your guard blocks your opponent's attack, but they're pretty powerful. V-Reversals work like the Alpha Counters from the Street Fighter Alpha series. The V-Gauge gives each character even more options than Street Fighter 4's Revenge meter did. V stands for Variable and, clearly, that's the theme for Street Fighter 5's new battle system.
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You need a full V-Gauge to use them, and you build V-Gauge by taking damage. You can't just spam these V-Trigger moves, however. Bison gets improved movement and new combos. Chun-Li's V-Trigger gives her attacks extra hits. His sees him enter a powered up state from which he can do extra damage and guard break. Each character's V-Trigger move works in a significantly different way, and they're each particularly useful. Bison, and back from the dead soldier Charlie Nash. In their place are V-Triggers, which you perform by pressing HP + HK - and they work differently for each character.ĭuring a recent hands-on opportunity in London, I got to play with four Street Fighter 5 characters in a new build of the game: Street Fighter favourites Ryu, Chun-Li and M. Street Fighter 4's Focus Attack, which let players absorb enemy attacks before unleashing a counter-attack of their own, has been ditched for Street Fighter 5, due out in 2016 for PlayStation 4 and PC. Street Fighter 5, the next game in Capcom's brilliant fighting game series, is more evolution than revolution, but when it comes down to mechanics, important changes have been made.
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