The power word “One-button Shungokusatsu” is trending in “Stoack 6″… Fighting gamers are shocked by the report of the “Akuma” trial session

The power word “One Button Shun Gokusatsu” has been trending on X (formerly Twitter) and is attracting the attention of fighting gamers.

◆The power word “One-button Shun Gokusatsu”
The trend of “One Button Shun Gokusatsu” is due to the world’s first trial play event of “Akuma”, an additional character of “Street Fighter 6”, which is being held from May 1st to May 6th at Laguna Ten Bosch in Gamagori City, Aichi Prefecture. Things that go around.

Eita, a member of the professional e-sports team “CAG OSAKA” who tried out Akuma, reported, “Breaking news: There was a one-button Shun Gokusatsu in Modern,” and it seems that it became such a hot topic that it became a trend.

Shungokusatsu is a special move that can be said to be synonymous with Akuma, and while it is powerful, it is also known as a difficult move due to the unique command input (weak P → weak P → lever front → weak K → strong P). However, since “Street Fighter 6” introduced “Modern Controls” that allow you to perform special moves with simple controls, there were rumors that “Shun Gokusatsu could be performed with a single button using Modern Controls!?”

It’s a very famous move in the fighting game world, including the difficulty of commands, so it seems that even old fighting gamers were surprised to learn that it can now be performed with a single button. “Shungokusai is difficult. I practiced.

People are saying, “Is this a time when everything can be done with just one button?”

◆This is not an official announcement.
In addition to this, at the trial event, “Akuma’s physical strength 9000” became a trending topic after a report that “Akuma’s physical strength was 9000.” However, please keep in mind that these are not official announcements, so they may change at the time of official release.

The additional character Akuma is scheduled to be released on Wednesday, May 22, 2024. I’m looking forward to participating in the event to see if it performs as well as it did in the trial event.