It’s been a bit under a month since Street Fighter 6 received its big Season 3 update, and now a new one is here already.
Capcom has now released the patch notes for the July update for Street Fighter 6.
The biggest addition in the new update is probably the Street Fighter x aespa collaboration event that adds new K-Pop-themed items to the game you can acquire by simply logging into the game as well as a makeover for the Battle Hub.
Moreover, Juri has received her aespa-themed Outfit 4 as the first fourth costume to hit the game for a character, and it’s actually slightly more expensive than the Outfit 3 releases at 350 Fighter Coins or $7 USD.
A new in-game commentator has also been added to SF6 as well with the digital idol naevis.
The Sagat Arrives Fighting Pass has been added to the game as well bringing new EX costume colors for Ryu and Ken plus items themed around the Muay Thai king.
There’s unsurprisingly not really much in terms of balance changes in this update, but Mai did receive a bug fix for her standing heavy kick.
You can check out the full list of patch notes for Street Fighter 6’s July update below.
Fighting Ground
Commentary Feature
• naevis added as a color commentator.
Battle Hub
The aespa collab has started!
• Limited-time makeover for the Battle Hub is live.
• Commemorative titles, frames, and device wallpapers available via News.
• naevis available as a color commentator for the Fighting Ground commentary feature.
• Juri: Outfit 4 feat. aespa (with Colors 1–10), featuring its own BGM for the walk-out scene after character selection, has been added to the Goods Shop.
Goods Shop
Juri: Outfit 4 feat. aespa (with Colors 1–10)
Latest Fighting Pass launched: Sagat Arrives!
• Starting from this Fighting Pass, the rewards have been revamped to include more content for use in Fighting Ground, such as outfit colors and New Challenger images.
• Be sure to play on Sparkling Cabinets to earn double the amount of Kudos and claim all the rewards!
Standing Heavy Kick
• Fixed an issue that made it possible to cancel this move two frames before its recovery was complete after whiffing.