Capcom has recently introduced an all-new fighter Rashid and a returning brawler Karin for Street Fighter 5 making him the 12th character confirmed in the growing roster of fighters so far.

Capcom has introduced an all-new fighter, Rashid, that was revealed by producer Yoshinori Ono at the Games 15 Event on Friday in Dubai. Another one will potentially be revealed at Tokyo Game Show 2015 on Thursday.

Japan and Asia's schedule for Street Fighter 5 Beta Test has been released and participants can access the beta in this region on August 22 and 23 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., JST on both days, while the next European stress test is scheduled for August 21 between 4:00 p.m. and 11:59 p.m

The first closed beta of Street Fighter 5 for PS4 that went online on July 23 has never kicked off the way Capcom may have wanted as it was plagued with performance and connectivity problems that the developer had to postpone the planned beta until further notice.

Fans who look forward to Street Fighter V release and may not be too keen on Capcom changing the game's character costumes might be pleased to know the developer has confirmed that the future DLC packs will feature classic costumes for its game characters.This was confirmed by Capcom's director of marketing and eSports, Matt Dahlgren while speaking with IGN at Comic-Con 2015 when asked about players if retro costumes are going to be available. He says:

Fans can look forward to more of the exciting details on Street Fighter 5 as Capcom is confirmed to hold a panel discussion at the San Diego Comic Con today, July 9. The game developer has also announced that the beta test will run from July 23 to 28.

Fans of Street Fighter 5 will be delighted to hear the latest news that Capcom has released a new trailer of M. Bison, showing the villainous boss unleashing his Psycho Power on Charlie Nash. Fans may notice some changes in the appearance of M. Bison in the video, where he has now sporting a grey hair. His usual flowing cape is gone and now he is wearing a slick new trench coat.

Street Fighter 5 was officially announced to release by 2016, yet until now, there were no progress reports mentioned online as of now. The game developer has not announced anything new to their avid fans yet regarding the game details.

Street Fighter 5 will be an all new experience, according to franchise producer Yoshinori Ono. The new video game installment will feature a larger scope to keep long time Street Fighter fans interested. Ono also disclosed the intent of the new release to grow the Street Fighter fan base and have more gamers.

Street Fighter 5 game development recently announced something surprising to their fans. They revealed that they are currently having team up with Manny Pacquiao team for their upcoming "Rise Up" video.