STREET FIGHTER V General StoryA Shadow Falls (English/Japanese Ver.)

bfont color=orange This content requires the full version of Street Fighter V.fontbbrbrA Shadow FallsbrThis story takes place between the events of Street Fighter IV and Street Fighter III.brFollow the Street Fighters as they battle the evil secret organization, Shadaloo, who has developed a weapon to bring the world to its knees the Black Moon. The fighters battle across the globe in their search for pieces that will give them the upper hand. M. BISON, NASH, RYU, CHUN-LI, RASHID, and the rest of the Street Fighter cast star in a struggle that culminates in an epic showdown Who will be declared victorbrbrbIn order to play with this additional content, it is necessary to first purchase game disc or full game from PlayStation®Store that is sold separately and update your game with the most recent online update.bbrbThis program or data to be applied to existing program is only compatible with Asia version official product which is distributed by SIE or other official distributors. Compatibility with program or data from other region is not guaranteed.bbrbrbCopyrightbbr©CAPCOM U.S.A., INC. 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.brbrPurchase or use of this item is subject to SEN Terms of Service and User Agreement.

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