Capcom pushed out an update for Street Fighter 5 on September 22 as promised. While most PC users happily installed the new update, little did they know about the trouble packed inside it. Capcom's update not only broke the game for many but also posed a security risk, reported Polygon. That drove fans mad for they were unable to launch the game, frame rates were inconsistent, faced issues with anti-virus, and even received Windows warnings.
The latest SFV update is out now! New stage interactions, daily challenges, colour packs, VS CPU mode and the Vice President himself, Urien. pic.twitter.com/jhYKoL8MPX- Capcom UK (@Capcom_UK) September 23, 2016
- Capcom UK (@Capcom_UK) September 23, 2016
Many players complained about the same to the Street Fighter's social accounts and other online avenues. Capcom realized the gravity of the situation and quickly apologized with a confirmation to investigate the issues with the PC version of the Street Fighter 5.