Street Fighter V: Champion Edition Reviews
'Street Fighter V: Champion Edition' has implemented another layer of depth in strategy with the addition of V-Skill 2 and 4 years of continued adjustments in character balancing. Variety of single player contents and other Customizations from the original title had all carried over and it still reigns as the only unique fighting game title to allow cross-platform online multiplayer.
Review in Korean | Read full review
With its launch problems well behind it, Street Fighter 5 is no longer a disgrace to the family name, with the Champion Edition able to take on any other fighter this generation.
Street Fighter V Champion Edition is the most georgeous version of SFV. Until the next one ? Weel, we'll see...
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Street Fighter V was one of the biggest disappointments at its launch but over the past four years has evolved into one of the best fighting games of this generation.
The game is currently in its best state ever in terms of balance and character variety and player expression, and is still supported and played, thus making this package an incredible value for money for anyone interested in the game.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
If you have the base game, Arcade Edition, or are missing any of the DLC, the Street Fighter V Champion Edition upgrade kit is one that shouldn’t be passed up. If you are new to Street Fighter V, you will be insanely surprised by the amount of content that is here, especially for the price.
Street Fighter V: Champion Edition is the version that every fan of the fighting games was waiting for, 40 fighters, 34 stages, and more than 200 cosmetic objects complete a game that already has all its modes in full - in the absence of the already announced Online Tournament Mode - And it has also been able to touch up the gameplay with the inclusion of a second V-Skill for each fighter, which will make the fighting somewhat more interesting and unpredictable. If you like the fighting games, this is your game.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Street Fighter V: Champion Edition it's simply another, definitive, version of Street Fighter V.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Street Fighter V: Champion Edition is a convincing expansion, the perfect entry point into the series for newbies, while offering a range of improvements for everyone.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Four years after the release of Street Fighter V, it has become the game it should be. Things like core gameplay mechanics and art were good from the beginning, and they also improved a lot during the years. The main problem of the game was lack of content, which has been resolved in these years, and now we have a well-made Fighting game that’s full of content in both single-player and multiplayer modes. Street Fighter V: Champion Edition is a must-buy for Fighting game fans.
Review in Persian | Read full review
It's not perfect, and it is unlikely to win many new fans this far down the road, but finally Capcom's delivered the completed vision for Street Fighter V.
Very nearly everything that's been released for Street Fighter V in the last four years is part of the Champion Edition upgrade. That's 40 characters, 34 stages and over 200 costumes included in a bargain-priced package. With the massive roster and the addition of secondary V-skills adding even more variety, this is the game Street Fighter V was always meant to be.
If you have failed to play SFV, now is a good opportunity to experience this title along with all its released content and a reasonable price. SFV CE, with more than 40 characters, 34 stages, and more than 200 outfits, as well as various modes in the singleplayer section and appropriate balance changes, certainly has a high value. However, The online section should have seen some improvements as well
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With 40 different characters to explore, and a lot of variety with the V-System, fans can fight the way they want. Street Fighter V: Champion Edition is truly the definitive Street Fighter V experience. After four years, the game is finally at the level that fans have come to expect from this series.
Street Fighter V Champion Edition is definitely the "definitive" version that all fans of the beloved Capcom fighting game series would have always wanted. "Immense" Roster, lots of clothes with which you can personalize your favorites and different game modes offline and online (although rarely continues to suffer from latency problems). The price of the stand alone bundle is perfectly in focus, with around € 30 you take home the base game plus 40 fighters, 200 costumes and many other interesting features. Completely different matter regarding the cost of the "upgrade kit", too high for those who already own one of the previous versions of Street Fighter V.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Although the loading times do not really throw a spanner in the works, Capcom must do something about it. In addition, it would testify to fan service if the game is enriched with the fighters who are still missing. Just like the previous edition of the game, the Champion Edition is worth buying, unless you already have blisters and (digitally) bleeding knuckles. Then you have probably already played the most with your in-game money.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
If you’re even the slightest fan of the Street Fighter franchise, Street Fighter V: Champion Edition is an absolute no-brainer.
SFVCE is by no means an entirely new game, it’s just a culmination of where SFV has come so far. In the last four years, the game certainly has come a long way. If you’ve waited until now to jump in, this is obviously the best version to get.
Undoubtedly, Street Fighter V: Champion Edition is one of the best and most complete fighting games of this generation; Exactly what it should have been in the beginning but didn't get to be due to Capcom's policies which didn't let the game to have more time to develop. But Capcom is now completely different from then, it stayed true to its word and supported the game up until now and has managed to give a new life to the 5th installment of one of the oldest and most popular fighting series of all time.
Review in Persian | Read full review
This Champion Edition is a cheap way to get back into Street Fighter V (when compared to the DLC packs of Tekken 7 or Dragon Ball FighterZ), but doesn't add much to its original formula.
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