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Street Fighter 6 Producer Shuhei Matsumoto Says Capcom Had to Act to Save the Series: ‘If We Left It As It Was, the IP Would Likely Die in 10 Years’

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Street Fighter 6 Producer Shuhei Matsumoto Says Capcom Had to Act to Save the Series: ‘If We Left It As It Was, the IP Would Likely Die in 10 Years’

Content overview: “Street Fighter 6 Producer Shuhei Matsumoto Says Capcom Had to Act to Save the Series: ‘If ”. After the lukewarm reception of Street Fighter 5, Capcom faced a critical juncture for its iconic fighting game franchise. Street Fighter 6 producer Shuhei Matsumoto revealed that the team recognized the need for drastic change, stating that without intervention, the series risked fading away within a decade. The new entry, released in June 2023, has been a critical and commercial success, selling over 4 million copies worldwide.

Matsumoto emphasized that the development team focused on modernizing the experience while honoring the series' legacy, introducing the innovative Drive System and a robust single-player World Tour mode. The game's vibrant art style and accessible controls have attracted both veterans and newcomers, reinvigorating the competitive scene. Street Fighter 6's success demonstrates Capcom's ability to adapt and innovate under pressure, ensuring the franchise's relevance for years to come. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.

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