Capcom Apologizes for Street Fighter 5's Troubled Launch, Reflects on Improvements

Eight years after its initial release, Capcom has issued an apology for Street Fighter 5's rocky start, highlighting the game's evolution and the positive impact on Street Fighter 6.

Capcom has publicly apologized for Street Fighter 5's launch issues, including a limited character roster and lack of single-player content.
The game, which faced criticism for its unstable online multiplayer and other issues, has seen significant improvements over the years.
Street Fighter 5 now boasts 45 playable characters and enhanced battle systems, with a dedicated player base still active.
Lessons learned from the game's development and community feedback have positively influenced the development of Street Fighter 6.
Street Fighter 6 has received high praise and strong initial sales, benefiting from the reflections and improvements made in response to Street Fighter 5's challenges.