

Previous logos were an “eyesore with their gradients and striking fonts” that was the charm about these games. This new logo makes it seem like Capcom is moving away from its previous logos. In an article by Creative Bloq, they mention how “seriously underwhelming” the new logo is. Fans were already pointing out how ridiculous it is. Whether Capcom will change the logo or keep it as is, we’ll have to wait and see.īefore the news dropped about the logo. While there are noticeable differences, it is difficult to refute the evidence provided. Other differences noticed are some spray paint and smudges on the hexagon shape. And the hexagon lines are thicker on the stock image compared to the Street Fighter, and the SF is thicker on the left but skinner on the right. The image of the Street Fighter logo and the stock image isn’t exactly the same, as the SF on the left is angled whereas the SF on the right isn’t.
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They searched for "SF" on a stock logo site and rounded a couple corners and added the 6Ĭlicking on the link Lawson supplied, allows either a standard license that’s free with a trial or an extended license that costs the full $87.99.


I knew it was generic but I didn't realize it was this bad. The new Street Fighter 6 logo is $80 on Adobe's Stock site As Lawson points out, someone at Capcom most likely searched for the initials of Street Fighter “on a stock logo site and rounded a couple of corners and added the 6”. In the tweet, Lawson says that while he knew it was a generic logo that about anyone can copy with the right skills, he didn’t realise “it was this bad”. Not only that, but Aurich Lawson, Creative Director of Ars Technica pointed out that the new logo might be an $80 ($87.99AUD) Adobe stock image. As fans have since found humour in the announcement, sharing memes and jokes online. Most fans would be excited about a new title, but for fans of Street Fighter, it’s been the opposite. A short teaser trailer shows Ryu and Street Fighter 5 newcomer Luke Sullivan facing off. Regardless, we’ll be hearing more about Street Fighter 6 in mid-2022.Earlier this week, we brought you the news that Capcom has announced Street Fighter 6. Being that Luke is characterised as an MMA fighter, and the typical ring for MMA fights is a hexagon, there are a lot of possibilities that can be extrapolated from that. The six-sided hexagon fits well with the game being the sixth major entry, of course.Ĭapcom also previously stated in a blog post that Luke was integral to to the future direction of the Street Fighter franchise. Of course, there’s every likelihood that it could have independently come up with the idea, or that the current logo is a work-in-progress placeholder.Īs to the imagery of the logo, it gives us some fuel for Street Fighter 6 speculation. Whether the development team at Capcom adopted the Adobe Stock Image photo for its uses is unknown. While there are a few differences in the angle of the letters, and the line weight of the hexagon that surrounds them, there’s no denying that the two are very similar.

I cannot /yOzYePaYfV- Aurich February 21, 2022 They searched for "SF" on a stock logo site and rounded a couple corners and added the 6
