More importantly, there's almost no way someone without the drive and knowhow of a hardcore competitor can parse the game's movelists and mechanics, and the potential strategies these elements introduce. There's no Arcade mode, and no way to fight against the CPU in the traditional one-on-one versus mode. There's an immediately apparent lack of modes in Street Fighter V, some of which have been around since Street Fighter's early years. Though the roster makes fighting with a friend at your side an exceptional thrill, cracks begin to show when you try to engage with the game by yourself. While I was wary of the relatively small roster at first, it's clear that a lot of attention was put into making every character stand apart from the rest, including the veritable fighting game "brothers," Ken and Ryu. Some of Street Fighter IV's iconic mechanics have been retired in favor of new ones that add to the distinct qualities of each character, stripping away universal actions in favor of specialized skills. Combatants new and old alike vie for your attention with infectious personalities and unique fighting styles. Street Fighter V upholds the series' legacy, offering a diverse cast of 16 characters that bring its great fighting engine to life.
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