The Wild Terra team has let us know that the game is now localized into six different languages: German, Spanish, English, Portuguese, Polish and Russian. In addition, several other significant improvements were added to the game in the most recent update.
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Snake Eyez Suplexes Dashio and Hagejin in Recent Ultra Street Fighter IV Exhibitions
If yesterday’s announcement of Zangief’s return in Street Fighter V wasn’t quite enough to sate your hunger for Siberian wrestling action, you’ll definitely want to check out these recent exhibition matches between Red Bull’s Darryl “Snake Eyez” Lewis and YUBIKEN’s Dashio. Though the Tokyo Game Show is a couple weeks behind us now, Dashio is still the man to beat, and who better to step up to the plate than the always crowd pleasing Snake Eyez?
Lewis’ ability to slow down the match plays heavily in his favor throughout this set, preventing Dashio from taking full advantage of Seth’s blistering speed and mix-up potential. But, as you’ll see in the footage below, not even the footsies master can keep Dashio in check forever.
And if that still wasn’t enough Zangief action for you, how about a Zangief mirror? While at YUBIKEN headquarters, Lewis also had a chance to meet Banishing Flats with Hagejin in a first-to-five set to determine Russia’s best bet for proper sky protection.
Source: YUBIKEN



