Take a look at the Mai Update Launch Trailer for Street Fighter 6, the latest addition to the legendary fighting game franchise developed by Capcom. With the latest Mai Update, players will not only ...

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The offiical YouTube channel for PlayStation revealed a new gameplay trailer for Mai Shiranui, the new DLC character for CAPCOM's Street Fighter 6 game, on Monday. The video reviews her moves and ...

Originating from SNK's Fatal Fury series, Mai Shiranui will be added to the fighting game's roster on February 5, 2025, making her the second guest character to ever grace a Street Fighter game.

Video game movies didn’t have a great track record in the ’90s, as exemplified by 1993’s live-action Super Mario Bros. movie and the ill-fated Double Dragon film. Those two projects were followed in ...

Mai, first announced for the game in June last year, is obviously not a Street Fighter character. Rather, she's a guest character from the Fatal Fury series, who follows Terry Bogard hopping over ...

Street Fighter 6 marks the first time that Fatal Fury characters like Mai Shiranui have appeared in Capcom's mainline series, but not the first encounter between the two fighting game franchises.

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Capcom has released a new trailer for Street Fighter 6’s latest DLC character: Mai Shiranui from the Fatal Fury fighting game series. The crossover character brings her own unique moveset to the game, ...

Aaron Callaway decided to beat the game without any weapons by relying only on emotes, including the Hadoken fireball popularized by Street Fighter's Ryu and Ken. Callaway posted a video on ...