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Street Fighter 6 Luke guide

Are you searching for the best Street Fighter 6 Luke combos and special moves? Luke is a more well-rounded character compared to his previous iteration. As a result, he is one of the better characters to use if you're new to fighting games, as nothing he does is particularly complex. His move inputs are similar to other beginner-friendly fighters, such as Ryu or Ken, but he puts a unique spin with follow-ups to Overdrive moves that end combos.

Fighting games have some characters that are naturally easier to learn than others, but even so, Street Fighter 6 Luke is rather difficult to master without some guidance. So, to help you get to grips with all of Luke's moves, we've had hands-on time with the game to give you all the techniques available to him and some tips for how to play the character in Street Fighter 6 by utilizing his strengths and learning which moves can lead to massive combos. For more on the newer characters, you can also check out our guides on how to play as Kimberly and Jamie, but for now, here's everything you need to know about Luke.

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If you're looking for the best Street Fighter 6 deal, we've done some digging and got you the sweetest offer on the Capcom fighting game for PC. A fast and flashy revival for the series, Street Fighter 6 is looking like an absolute must-have for 2023, and if you want to rock Ryu, clatter Ken, or challenge Chun-Li on the cheap, here's where you need to go ahead of the Street Fighter 6 release date on Steam.

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In Street Fighter 6, hobo Ken might be his best self yet

Street Fighter 6 Ken continues a trend. It's normal for characters in any fighting game series to get a bit of polish for each new instalment, and Ken is one of the most frequently revised in the Street Fighter series' roster. In recent games, he's gone from an overconfident Ryu clone with his signature red gi to adopt a sportier look. His specials change between games, too: he's had fire added to his Shoryuken and has forgotten techniques that didn't work too well, such as the heavy Tatsumaki from Street Fighter 5, making room for him to learn new, powerful moves in their place.

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Street Fighter 6 Jamie guide

Want to learn how to fight as Street Fighter 6 Jamie? Heavily inspired by his expert martial artist cousins, Yun and Yang, Jamie is the self-proclaimed defender of Chinatown. He specializes in the fighting style known as Zui Quan - Chinese drunken fist. Jamie is Street Fighter's first drunken master character, though officially the drink Jamie can be seen sipping on during fights is said to be a 'herbal concoction', not alcohol.

Jamie's main rival is Street Fighter 6 Luke - unlike the series' main rivals, Ryu and Ken, these two feature radically different fighting styles. His drunken-fist fighting style can be tricky to understand at first, but if you can find time to take a few sips of his drink during the fight, you can unlock a variety of moves to help you crush your opponent. Jamie is by far one of the most interesting characters on the Street Fighter 6 roster, so here's a breakdown of his moves, combos, and strategy to master this martial artist.

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Street Fighter 6's Battle Hub is just what the series needs

With the Street Fighter 6 beta just about to kick off, Capcom has given us a more detailed look at the Street Fighter 6 Battle Hub that provides the perfect home for practice, ranked gameplay, and tournament play. It's looking set up to be one of the best fighting game lobbies around, with plenty of cool ways to study and improve - whether you're taking it casually or eyeing up the $2 million prize pool offered at the Capcom Pro Tour 2023.

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