Street Fighter V - Champion Edition
Champion Edition
- Standard Edition
- Champion Edition
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$7.32
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Experience the intensity of head-to-head battle with Street Fighter® V! Choose from 16 iconic characters, each with their own personal story and unique training challenges, then battle against friends online or offline with a robust variety of match options.
Earn Fight Money in Ranked Matches, play for fun in Casual Matches or invite friends into a Battle Lounge and see who comes out on top! PlayStation 4 and Steam players can also play against each other thanks to cross-play compatibility!
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15 February 2016
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Single-player 
Cross-Platform Multiplayer 
Steam Achievements 
Steam Trading Cards 
Remote Play on Phone 
Remote Play on Tablet 
Remote Play on TV 
Family Sharing 
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Champion Edition includes
- Street Fighter V
- Street Fighter V - Champion Edition Upgrade Kit
- Street Fighter V - Champion Edition Special Wallpapers
Earn Fight Money in Ranked Matches, play for fun in Casual Matches or invite friends into a Battle Lounge and see who comes out on top! PlayStation 4 and Steam players can also play against each other thanks to cross-play compatibility!
This version of Street Fighter V displays the “Arcade Edition” title screen and includes Arcade Mode, Team Battle Mode and the online-enabled Extra Battle Mode, where you can earn rewards, XP and Fight Money! Fight Money can be used to purchase additional characters, costumes, stages and more!
Download the cinematic story “A Shadow Falls” today for FREE! M. Bison deploys seven Black Moons into orbit, granting him unimaginable power as the earth falls into darkness.
Street Fighter V: Champion Edition is the ultimate pack that includes all content (excluding Fighting Chance costumes, brand collaboration costumes and Capcom Pro Tour DLC) from both the original release and Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition. It also includes each character, stage and costume that released after Arcade Edition. That means 40 characters, 34 stages and over 200 costumes!
V-Trigger 1 and 2
Release powerful techniques and exclusive moves by activating V-Trigger 1 or 2 with the character of your choice! Do huge bursts of damage or make that much needed comeback win by pressing hard punch and hard kick simultaneously while your V-Gauge is fully stocked.
V-Skill 1 and 2
Fundamentals win matches and V-Skills are the building blocks of victory. Each V-Skill grants your character a unique move and/or ability that will help fill up your V-Gauge.
V-Reversal
Put a stop to your opponent’s offense by utilizing V-Reversal. V-Reversal costs one V-Gauge stock, but is very much worth it as it can potentially give you breathing room to create your own offensive.
Special Attacks and EX Special Attacks
A staple of Street Fighter, Special Attacks are the key to a solid strategy in Street Fighter V: Champion Edition. Use various Special Attacks to zone out opponents, impose your will, and build up your Critical Gauge for even more damage. EX Special Attacks are more powerful versions of Special Attacks at the cost of one Critical Gauge bar.
Critical Art
The most highly damaging attack in Street Fighter V: Champion Edition is called the Critical Art. A Critical Art can be performed as long as the Critical Gauge is fully stocked.
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i cant even play online because i have the error 2100d. i heared many have this problem.
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Perfect service as always. One of the few online platforms where I'd buy keys without a second thought.
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Quick transaction! 10/10
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8th January 2024
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Champion Edition
online dont work. because error 2100d. The game itslef works very good like the arcade and training work normally. But the problem is i cant play online or i better say cant log in. and that means no ranks and earnings.
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- you can play offline
- arcade works
- dont save your progress
- no earnings in story mode
- no ranks
2nd April 2023
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12th December 2021
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2nd November 2021
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Champion Edition
13th June 2021
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12th July 2018
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Not bad brought memories of playing it on the with my brother him beating me and me getting back at him with practice. I like all the unlock able stuff. Multiplayer is a lot of fun and meeting new friends and playing with them never gets old
- Great music
- lots of unlockables
- very easy to beat
- very short game
15th June 2018
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31st December 2017
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Great fighter mostly for first timers. Mash friendly and almost any character can do fairly well when you get used to the matchups. Many of the characters have moves and combos that are quite easy to pull off once you've already grown accustomed to the movement. As with all fighters, difficulty goes up as you meet more competent players. Worth the $20 at this point.
- Great game mechanics
- Combos easy to pull off
- Most characters easy to learn
- Lots of cheap stuff
- Content came late and continues to come but slowly.
- Lots of cheap stuff
- Community full of complainers
11th September 2017
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This game isn't bad but people have been criticizing it too hard since it got released. It's visually appealing and its OST is good, it's clean and optimized. It's meant to be a competitive game so you won't play too much in Single Player mode, thus it's prioritizing the multiplayer mode.
If you don't have stable internet connection, don't even think about it, I don't think it's worth it unless you like playing Street Fighters offline. However if you like competitive fighting games and you have a decent internet connection, I'd recommend it.
If you don't have stable internet connection, don't even think about it, I don't think it's worth it unless you like playing Street Fighters offline. However if you like competitive fighting games and you have a decent internet connection, I'd recommend it.
- Visually beautiful
- Good OST
- Clean HUD and scenes
- Not a single frame dropped
- AI is weird when it's hard
- Some lag if your connection isn't too good
- You'll miss an arcade mode
16th April 2017
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18th March 2017
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Overall a great disappointment. The only game I wish I hadn't bought. It's just boring, as opposed to other fighting games like MK, KI, GGXrd, etc. And I am not even considering the fact that what was launched was basically an online beta.
- Graphics (?)
- Netcode
- Boring gameplay
- Toxic online community
- DLC campaign
- Lack of single player content
1st March 2017
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30th September 2016
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3rd May 2016
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Well I hope they are gonna release plenty of free updates before selling DLCs and super, arcarde, ultra editions because this is very barebone. It's been eight years since SFIV guys, although they kept working on SFIV all those years you would expect SFV to be released with more content than that...
Anyway the games looks great and runs flawlessly on my comp. However the online at least in Europe is awful, because of gaps in the infrastructures. Italians, Spaniards and people from the Balkans are unplayable for pretty much everybody else in more developed countries such as France, Germany, UK and everything in between. However the game should account for that. Doesnt' matter if they have five bars, southerners are unplayable, there should be filters per countries. These matches are a waste of time and extremly frustrating and unpleasant to play even victorious.
Regarding the P2P netcode during matches, the host should always be the one with the better connection and computer. I had matches against an Irish man which felt like he was running the game at 20fps because on top of the lags the game played in slow motion. I kept running into that guy playing ranked, and it just killed it for me.
The whole god damn game, matchmaking, ranks and even solo requires authentification to Capcom servers. So you can't play the game offline, if their servers are kaputt you're out of luck. That is just not acceptable.
I really don't understand how big publishers keep messing up releases like that. You'ld think they'ld learn from past mistakes. Big PR disaster for Capcom imo.
Anyway the games looks great and runs flawlessly on my comp. However the online at least in Europe is awful, because of gaps in the infrastructures. Italians, Spaniards and people from the Balkans are unplayable for pretty much everybody else in more developed countries such as France, Germany, UK and everything in between. However the game should account for that. Doesnt' matter if they have five bars, southerners are unplayable, there should be filters per countries. These matches are a waste of time and extremly frustrating and unpleasant to play even victorious.
Regarding the P2P netcode during matches, the host should always be the one with the better connection and computer. I had matches against an Irish man which felt like he was running the game at 20fps because on top of the lags the game played in slow motion. I kept running into that guy playing ranked, and it just killed it for me.
The whole god damn game, matchmaking, ranks and even solo requires authentification to Capcom servers. So you can't play the game offline, if their servers are kaputt you're out of luck. That is just not acceptable.
I really don't understand how big publishers keep messing up releases like that. You'ld think they'ld learn from past mistakes. Big PR disaster for Capcom imo.
- Legit Street Fighter
- online not well adapted to European specificities
4th March 2016
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Surely it will be a great game, but not now. It seems a Beta, and there is still work to do and things to fix.
It hasn´t history mode, and neither tutorials.
In the other hand, the graphics and the movements are great. I recommend play it with a joystick.
It hasn´t history mode, and neither tutorials.
In the other hand, the graphics and the movements are great. I recommend play it with a joystick.
- Graphics
- Sounds and theme songs
- Net problems, lack of characters
- No history mode
4th March 2016
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Pour l'instant, acheter street fighter 5 est un trés mauvais investissement, le lancement est catastrophique.
Attendez une poignées de mois avant de l'acheter, afin de pouvoir avoir de nouveaux personnages ainsi que le versus mode.
Attendez une poignées de mois avant de l'acheter, afin de pouvoir avoir de nouveaux personnages ainsi que le versus mode.
- pour l'instant rien
- serveurs hors service
- problèmes avec les cartes NVidia (slomotion effect)
- pas de versus contre l'IA, obligé de jouer en mode entrainement pour combattre une IA
- mode campagne et survie sans aucuns intérêts
22nd February 2016
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