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Team Versus Mode Comes To Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition
Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition continues to add the modes and features that should have launched with the original game as Team Versus Mode gets added to the revision.
Team Versus Mode lets teams of players engage in 1v1 matches to reach an eventual winner. Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition's version has a host of custom options, however, including how much life a winner regains, whether to continue fighting after a winner has been determined, randomizing order, and more. The mode is local only.
Since Arcade Edition has multiple V-Triggers, players choose their character's V-Trigger as the match begins, allowing players to change strategy depending on who they're facing. Know your friend doesn't react well to Ryu's original V-Trigger? Make a quick change at the beginning of the match to best deal with them.
Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition releases on PlayStation 4 and PC on January 16. It will be a free update for existing owners or a new release including season one and two characters
[Source: Capcom-Unity]
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