Are people underselling how technical of a game Street Fighter 5 is? We discuss how it stacks up with other games in the franchise episode artwork

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Are people underselling how technical of a game Street Fighter 5 is? We discuss how it stacks up with other games in the franchise

from EventHubs Podcast · host Jon Grey, John Guerrero

Where does Street Fighter 5 rank in terms of technicality when compared to other franchise entries? Catalyst and I have differing opinions, and try to hash out a definitive answer. Plus, Blanka has a goofy glitch that is surprisingly not too upsetting, Sony makes a statement about why they're not attending E3, Nintendo isn't quite satisfied with selling 12 million copies of Smash Ultimate, and more Timestamps 01:35 - Jump Force doesn't look gud 09:36 - Blanka glitch, good times? 15:36 - Capcom says "Street Fighter 5's story isn't over yet" 17:09 - SF5 sells 700k more copies 24:46 - Why Sony is skipping E3 (are they full of it, or is this the start of a new trend?) 33:30 - Mortal Kombat 11 leaks galore 37:24 - Japan think Birdie is top tier, and they might be right 51:02 - Final Fight's movie magic inspiration 57:32 - Nintendo not satisfied with 15 million in Smash Ultimate sales 1:00:21 - Technicality in the Street Fighter series

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