awesome

The game itself is good fun, from the classic characters to that familiar arcade feel. Easy to understand, perfect for challenging friends and family. The only downside would be the limited roster and the DLC being too expensive. If you love fighting games, then this is a must-have!

Great game has the same style as when it first came out but with today's advance techniques.

I bought this because it was PS4 exclusive(console). Having been on Xbox soley until recently, I hadn't had the chance to play it. Sadly wasn't as good as I hoped, Tekken 7 is far superior, also injustice 2 and db fighter z.

Bought this a week ago and it's brilliant game to play

Bought this for my son he loves it, so does his dad.

Street Fighter V was another game that my brother desperately wanted and as it was only out on the PS4 or the PS it ended up being bought for the PS4. It's also unfortunately another game let down by poor single player gameplay and the release of what seems like an utterly unfinished game.

Plays well; looks good; online is good; easy to play difficult to master

An unfinished; half game with little single player modes

Street Fighter V upholds the series' legacy, offering a diverse cast of 16 characters that bring its great fighting engine to life. Combatants new and old alike vie for your attention with infectious personalities and unique fighting styles.

Excellent fighting system that promotes action over caution; New mechanics add great depth and variety; Diverse cast with a range of fighting styles

No effective training options for casual players; Insubstantial story mode; Frustrating always-online requirements for some features

Launching on Windows and PS4 (with cross platform play) is the fifth game in the Street Fighter franchise features the same mechanics that you've come to love with 4 fresh faces to fight with and against in the various game modes. With M. Bison achieving unimaginable power the Earth falls...

New faces and new gauge triggered moves

PC DRM – Lacks solid single player experience

Street Fighter 5 is deep, endlessly fun, and immensely inviting, but local competitive play is currently the primary way to enjoy it.

As inviting, accessible, and explorable as Street Fighter has ever been, Genuinely endless fun in local vs; multiplayer, New systems bring down the learning hurdles

Very limited single-player content at launch; Online performance is highly inconsistent