《街头霸王6》制作人：希望想让游戏回到“街头霸王2时代”

《街头霸王6》制作人土屋和弘透露，他从导演中山隆幸那里收到的第一条信息就是，想让游戏回到“街头霸王2时代”，并希望所有玩家都能爱上格斗游戏。

土屋和弘说道：“我从中山隆幸那里得到的想法是，我们想让游戏回到街头霸王2时代的样子。我们希望制作另一款《街头霸王》游戏，不只是面向现有的《街头霸王》系列粉丝，而是面向所有人，让所有类型的玩家都爱上格斗游戏。当中山隆幸提出这个概念时，我产生了强烈的共鸣，这是一个挑战，但这个挑战值得接受。”

《街头霸王6》2023年6月2日发售，登陆PS5、PS4、Xbox Series X|S和Steam。

Street Fighter 6's producer, Kazuhiro Tsuchiya, has revealed that one of the first notes he received from director Takayuki Nakayama is that he wanted the game to go back to the "Street Fighter 2 era". Since Street Fighter 6's initial reveal (well, after that disastrous teaser with the weird logo), it's been clear that Capcom is trying to go all out with this game and really bring the once-renowned series back to full form like it was before the polarising reception to Street Fighter 5. To do this, the team has decided to go back to what worked and aim to emulate the success of Street Fighter 2. Related: Mortal Kombat Vs. DC Universe Helped Save The Franchise This was revealed thanks to a Game Informer interview with Street Fighter 6's producer, Kazuhiro Tsuchiya. In the interview, Tsuchiya reveals that one of the first things he was told from director Takayuki Nakayama is that he wants to try and emulate the Street Fighter 2 era, something which Tsuchiya recognised would be a challenge, but one that would be worth it. Tsuchiya said, “The concept I received from Nakayama-san was that we wanted to take it back to almost what it was during the Street Fighter II era. We wanted to make another Street Fighter game that’s not just for existing fans of the series, but for everyone and get that same feeling where all types of gamers are falling in love with fighting games … with Street Fighter. When that concept was brought up by Nakayama-san, it resonated very strongly with me. It is a challenge, but it’s a challenge worth taking.” This "for everyone" approach seems to be the reasoning behind Street Fighter 6's new modern control scheme that allows for simple button presses in order to execute special moves and combos. On that, Nakayama said, "We have to consider that this series has been going on for 35 years now, and someone who’s been playing the games for 35 years might know a little more than someone who’s never touched a Street Fighter game".