Shacknews: What are some noteworthy milestones that you feel that the Street Fighter series hit with the Street Fighter 5 generation? Even though we're opening up to this new chapter, we knew that there is still going to be a really strong finish for 5 and we're going to have strong farewell, especially with Capcom Cup.
Last year we celebrated the 35th anniversary, and Street Fighter has a long legacy and our fans came along for the ride. Jackie Simmons, Street Fighter 6 Brand Manager: Oh, yeah, absolutely. Shacknews: Did you expect the Street Fighter 5 generation to last as long as it did? Between talking about our memories with the series, I made sure to ask about what lies ahead for the next generation of Street Fighter. Prior to the Capcom Cup's conclusion and just before the announcement of a $2 million USD prize pool, Shacknews sat down with Street Fighter 6 Brand Manager Jackie Simmons.
With such a big few months ahead, we couldn't help but speak with one of the driving forces behind the series' competitive push. Street Fighter 6 awaits on the horizon, set to release in June and headline its first EVO in August. It's been an amazing run, one that lasted far longer than some may have expected, but it is now time to move on to what lies ahead. Earlier this month, Capcom bid farewell to competitive Street Fighter 5.
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