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The Playstation 4 will be receiving the only last-generation version of Street Fighter 6, so how does it stack up on the most popular tournament console in the FGC? Check out this recording of gameplay from the Street Fighter 6 Demo showing the game’s performance on PS4 Pro.

Input Delay Reduction was left OFF for this recording. Enabling this feature disables the game’s VSync and allows it to show “torn” frames in service of showing you the next frame sooner. In our testing we found it is constantly tearing and is not a very playable experience.

Unfortunately, the World Tour mode does not provide the same level of consistency as the core versus mode. I’m working on a more comprehensive breakdown. Check out a snippet of the gameplay in this tweet:

It’s going to be a big day for Street Fighter fans. At 3 PM PT/7 PM ET/10PM GMT the Street Fighter 6 Showcase presented by none other than Lil Wayne will go into detail on each of SF6’s three slices: The World Tour single-player content, the Battle Hub online service, and Fighting Ground core game modes.

Expected to run over 30 minutes, Capcom is hinting at “some big news at the end of the show.” A notable leak from a Japanese partnered content creator has suggested that you should get ready to hit the streets after the show. Pre-show begins 30 minutes before the showcase!

Watch the stream on the Capcom Fighters Twitch channel or right here on YouTube:

Playstation 4 & 5 owners can now try The King of Fighters XV for free. Offering local versus and training mode, the demo version is available now and doesn’t appear to be time limited. KOFXV goes on sale pretty regularly, so you’ve got a chance to try it out now and snag it for cheap later.

Characters included: Shun’ei, Meitenkun, Benimaru Nikaido, Isla, Heidern, Dolores, Kyo Kusanagi, Iori Yagami, Chizuru Kagura, Terry Bogard, Ryo Sakazaki, Chris, Mai Shiranui, Athena Asamiya and Kula Diamond. Burn to fight! KOFXV Demo Version is available to download on the PlayStation store.

Nintendo’s catalogue of portable anime fighting games gets a new addition. DNF Duel is Arc System Works’ latest Switch port and I must be forthright with you, reader — it doesn’t bring over the silky smooth rollback netcode that the original release was praised for in our review.

Still if you’re looking for a portable training setup or you just enjoy fighting games on your Switch, DNF Duel can be had for $49.99 as a digital download on the Nintendo eShop or get a physical copy via Amazon today.