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Whereas Capcom is but to announce a road date for its fantastic-looking scrapper Road Fighter 6, an unlucky leak on the PlayStation Community seems to have performed the job for them — suggesting that the extremely anticipated sequel will hit PC and console platforms on June 2, 2023.

As noticed by Twitter person @SurpriseBurn, the non permanent PSN web page not solely featured each a date and pre-order home windows for 3 editions of Road Fighter 6, but in addition model new splash artwork, depicting poster boy Luke at his most Popeye-looking ass. A launch date is obtainable as “06/02/2023”, with a USD quantity suggesting that that is the U.S. depiction of the calendar.

A Customary, Deluxe, and Final Version of the fighter is listed as out there to pre-order, with the Deluxe version that includes a “12 months 1 Character Cross” and the Final Version that includes a “12 months 1 Final Cross”. Curiously, all three pre-orders embody an extra colour, however for under six characters. Whereas some have prompt, bizarrely, that this implies SF6 is launching with solely six characters, Capcom has already confirmed an 18-character launch roster.

With The Sport Awards happening this night, and quite a few titles rumored to be asserting their launch dates, we would hear extra on Road Fighter 6 in just some hours time. June is, admittedly, very late within the day for a brand new SF launch, (with fighters usually releasing early within the 12 months to catch the FGC season). Nonetheless, Road Fighter V launched early, and in doing so noticed considered one of Capcom’s worst-ever launches from a essential and participant perspective. June feels ceaselessly and a day away. However we are able to wait.

Oh, and don’t neglect there may be nonetheless time to join the second closed beta, happening December 16.

Road Fighter 6 launches on PlayStation, PC, and Xbox in 2023. Make sure you try our different reviews on the sport in its present state, 50 issues I beloved in regards to the beta, in addition to CJ Andriessen’s expertise with the Trendy management system, and a listing of Do’s and Do Not Do’s for the brand new sequel.