Street Fighter 5 (PC DVD)

..I'm a little confused at the aim Capcom is firing with..watching others play online in tournaments the game flows so smooth no hiccups and fluid graphics like wow..so the last thing I thought BEFORE checking the specs was that this game was labor-intensive..haven't found another game amongst those I currently play that require so much effort to enjoy..my rig pushes 3.6ghz with a max of 4ghz, 16gb ram, 2tb hard drive (so storage space isn't any issue though with the size the game is NOW in ratio to the number of CHARACTERS going into SFV's future releases leaves me concerned about how I prioritize in comparison to easier-to-maintain games) one word would put so many at ease and drive your user base up at least 15% - optimization..find a way to work with your fans and make their enjoyment worthwhile while subconsciously creating the next generation of champions..this game shouldn't be collecting dust on anyone's shelf..I max out my settings on USF4 and hit 63fps in my benchmark, so wtf is so wrong with THIS iteration - by comparison is LESS technical LESSER amount of playable characters (for now), yet bulkier and just TOO MUCH for "TOO LITTLE", if you get my punch-line..I've played SF since I was 11, and I have my opinions about each version of the game..while overstanding that this game is still 'new' in its essence, it should still be uber-accessible, especially for your beginning PC gamer..experiment with different file types and filters..USF4 finished as a visual stunning masterpiece in its own right working with way less..make it hap'n, CAP't-COM!! five stars await reciprocity.....

Pros:Easier than previous gamesAnimations seem more fluidCombos are easier to executeCons:Relies heavierly on game matchNo arcade mode.Story mode has only 3 matchesCPU AI is very horribleGame match can be very difficultVery silly stories.Story mode "still" pictures look very "cartoonish". Which is the nice Japanese manga?This game seems to be unfinished. It would be nice if it has an arcade mode which you can fight all characters or a more complete story mode. Or just eliminate the story mode. There is really no story. And we need more playable characters.

I bought the PC DVD version as soon as it came out. Big Big mistake. The game runs in slow-motion. So slow that I can't even finish the introduction training. After 5 minutes I am compelled to turn it off. My specs can handle the game very well. Nividia MSI 970 GTX + Intel CPU I5 4460 + 16 Gigs of DD3 RAM. My PC Runs Arkham Knight at maximum settings smoothly for a 1080p screen. Now I can't imagine why this happens. I checked online for troubleshooting and I got no where. Tried everything. Online forums said Capcom locked the FPS on 60 FPS regardless. I don't know what to do and I feel like I threw my money away. Let alone that there is no arcade mode and no real stories. I wish I can at least play the game to see how the game play is. STAY AWAY FROM THE PC VERSION UNTILL THEY FIX IT.

This game is amazing. Dont let anyone tell you different.With the target combos and crush counter combos the games fly by also the use of Vskill and Vtrigger make for interesting turn outs! Its a definite buy!

Even though its DVD it still requires steam. Unable to play unless internet is used, which is why I purchased the hard disc in the first place. -_- It was for a location where internet is not available for months at a time, so its a bummer. Wish they had noted that on the information of the game before purchase.

Based on my experience, the graphic is good, smooth, playable the way it is now. I like the fact that they took out the Focus Attack, made the learning curve much lower. Good for people just coming with no experience playing Street Fighter IV, pretty beginner friendly. The online matches have a little more variation than before. The sound effect is good, the backgrounds are great.The bad: the fight stick I have is not plug and play for SFV, it was on SFIV; but it was quickly resolved using the key to stick shareware program. I can't figure out how to upload replays to Youtube, maybe a later release? For some reason, some of the characters felt boring to play compared with SFIV (maybe the game doesn't have a learning curve?) Sometime the moves felt clunky (slow, as if I am using a slow character), I don't play slow characters because they are boring to me. At time, I felt bored much quicker than SFIV. They changed Dhalsim too much where I don't enjoy playing him anymore as a mess around character. Some of the moves in the characters are not balanced. For example - Ken, his crouching medium kick has a shorter reach and does less damage than his hard kick (shouldn't it have the same reach as the hard kick since it is already doing less damage?). The standing medium and hard kick are pretty much the same kick and distance so why use the medium kick which does less damage? They took away Ken best move, which is the crouching/standing medium kick for poking. Some of these imbalance is upsetting and made the game boring for me sometime. Need more characters selections and more stages. Some characters are just plain bad or boring to play where SFIV doesn't have this issue. More single player games. The game menu is not really user friendly.