Street Fighter 6 has been available for pre-order on Steam for a while. However, yesterday, Capcom updated the game’s page, revealing that this new fighting game will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech.
Street Fighter 6 releases on June 1st. So, this basically means that Capcom revealed the presence of this anti-tamper tech only three days before its official release.
To be honest, it was almost a given that Capcom would be using Denuvo. After all, the Japanese company has been using Denuvo in pretty much all of its latest releases.
Now the good news here is that Capcom is one of the few publishers that has removed Denuvo from its older games. For instance, Resident Evil Village, Resident Evil 2 Remake, Resident Evil 3 Remake, Devil May Cry 5 and Monster Hunter World no longer have it.
In theory, Denuvo will not have any performance impact on Street Fighter 6.
Lastly, you can go ahead and download its PC Benchmark Tool in order to see whether your PC is capable of running it!
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