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A lot of people will be Street FightingThe latest Street Fighter has been out for just shy of a month now, and it sure seems like it's caught on. The current number of Evo registrants seems to back up this popularity too, as the tournament organizer confirms Street Fighter 6 is breaking both franchise and all-time Evo player count records.
Shared on social media (https://twitter.com/EVO/status/1673466628636561408), the Evolution Championship Series says Street Fighter 6 has officially broken both a franchise and all-time Evo record for competitors.
https://twitter.com/EVO/status/1673466628636561408
Evo doesn't share how many players that is. But if we're judging by the previous record count (https://www.eventhubs.com/news/2016/jul/01/street-fighter-5-nets-record-breaking-5065-entrants-evo-2016-here-are-final-registration-numbers-each-game/) of Street Fighter V at Evo 2016, that's over 5,000 registrants.
Sign-ups for Evo 2023 are still live (https://www.evo.gg/) for a little less than two weeks. Evo 2023 (https://www.destructoid.com/evo-2023-fighting-game-tournament-main-stage-lineup/) is set to run August 4 through 6 in Las Vegas, NV.
Back in the saddle againI have to admit, it's nice to see Street Fighter thriving like this. Sure, Street Fighter V delivered (https://www.fanbyte.com/games/features/evo-2022s-most-compelling-narrative-was-idoms-street-fighter-insurgency/) some pretty great sets (https://kotaku.com/a-clash-between-two-fighting-game-legends-ends-in-tears-1823669860) over the years. But it always felt like SFV couldn't get out from under its launch state.
Meanwhile, Street Fighter 6 has been an absolute grand slam (https://www.destructoid.com/reviews/street-fighter-6-review-destructoid-fgc-capcom-fighting-games/). As Moyse put it so well, Street Fighter 6 is "a title that radiates excellence." And the players have been showing up, too. Alongside the big Evo numbers, this last week's CEO?where MenaRD took the top spot (https://twitter.com/_MenaRD__/status/1673149312707055616) with both Luke and Blanka?also tallied up a ton (https://www.destructoid.com/over-1000-street-fighter-6-players-showed-up-for-ceo-2023/) of entrants.
Safe to say that Street Fighter 6 has made its impact on the scene. I'm curious to see what these numbers look like moving forward, after the launch year luster wars off. But this year's Evo debut for SF6 promises to be a big one.
The post Street Fighter 6 breaks franchise and all-time Evo records for 2023 (https://www.destructoid.com/street-fighter-6-breaks-franchise-and-all-time-evo-records-for-2023/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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A lot of people will be Street FightingThe latest Street Fighter has been out for just shy of a month now, and it sure seems like it's caught on. The current number of Evo registrants seems to back up this popularity too, as the tournament organizer confirms Street Fighter 6 is breaking both franchise and all-time Evo player count records.
Shared on social media (https://twitter.com/EVO/status/1673466628636561408), the Evolution Championship Series says Street Fighter 6 has officially broken both a franchise and all-time Evo record for competitors.
https://twitter.com/EVO/status/1673466628636561408
Evo doesn't share how many players that is. But if we're judging by the previous record count (https://www.eventhubs.com/news/2016/jul/01/street-fighter-5-nets-record-breaking-5065-entrants-evo-2016-here-are-final-registration-numbers-each-game/) of Street Fighter V at Evo 2016, that's over 5,000 registrants.
Sign-ups for Evo 2023 are still live (https://www.evo.gg/) for a little less than two weeks. Evo 2023 (https://www.destructoid.com/evo-2023-fighting-game-tournament-main-stage-lineup/) is set to run August 4 through 6 in Las Vegas, NV.
Back in the saddle againI have to admit, it's nice to see Street Fighter thriving like this. Sure, Street Fighter V delivered (https://www.fanbyte.com/games/features/evo-2022s-most-compelling-narrative-was-idoms-street-fighter-insurgency/) some pretty great sets (https://kotaku.com/a-clash-between-two-fighting-game-legends-ends-in-tears-1823669860) over the years. But it always felt like SFV couldn't get out from under its launch state.
Meanwhile, Street Fighter 6 has been an absolute grand slam (https://www.destructoid.com/reviews/street-fighter-6-review-destructoid-fgc-capcom-fighting-games/). As Moyse put it so well, Street Fighter 6 is "a title that radiates excellence." And the players have been showing up, too. Alongside the big Evo numbers, this last week's CEO?where MenaRD took the top spot (https://twitter.com/_MenaRD__/status/1673149312707055616) with both Luke and Blanka?also tallied up a ton (https://www.destructoid.com/over-1000-street-fighter-6-players-showed-up-for-ceo-2023/) of entrants.
Safe to say that Street Fighter 6 has made its impact on the scene. I'm curious to see what these numbers look like moving forward, after the launch year luster wars off. But this year's Evo debut for SF6 promises to be a big one.
The post Street Fighter 6 breaks franchise and all-time Evo records for 2023 (https://www.destructoid.com/street-fighter-6-breaks-franchise-and-all-time-evo-records-for-2023/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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