Street Fighter 6: Capcom makes changes to Chun-Li's appearance

It was some subtle changes, but they made a big difference

Street Fighter 6: Capcom makes changes to Chun-Li's appearance

It was some subtle changes, but they made a big difference

One of the most relevant announcements in the past State of Play that all fans were excited about was the trailer for Street Fighter 6, the new installment from Capcom.

A lot of content about the game has been leaking, and fans have been giving a lot of feedback about the new look of many of the characters. We must remember that there are still many months of development, and the company has time to polish and correct errors.

The company is already applying some changes to the appearance of the fighting video game characters. This, at least, is what a subtle but noticeable change in a character suggests.

CHUN-LI LOOKS DIFFERENT ON THE STREET FIGHTER 6 WEBSITE

Capcom recently modified Chun-Li's model. The difference can be seen on the official site of the video game. A Twitter account, @FGC_Daily, noted this change.

The changes look very subtle, almost nothing obvious, but when you pay attention, you can notice a big difference, firstly in the lighting, which allows the skin, hair, and other details to stand out better. More definition is noticeable in the improved version, their expressions stand out more, and the bones' details also have more definition.

When comparing the two images, we can also see that the sleeve of the dress is in another position, less rigid and the nose of the fighter is now less pointed; the lips also look less elongated and more subtle. All the changes have made Chun-Li's appearance lean towards something more realistic.

We don't know if these modifications are only intended for the website or if they will be reflected in the final game, but it is good to know that Capcom is keeping an eye on all these details.

Street Fighter 6 will be available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

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