Street Fighter 6 Clinches 'Fighting Game of the Year' at D.I.C.E. Awards – A Triumph for Capcom

Capcom's Street Fighter 6 achieved a significant victory at the prestigious D.I.C.E. Awards, where it was crowned the 'Fighting Game of the Year.' The awards ceremony, often considered the "Oscars" of the video game industry, marked its 27th iteration, celebrating outstanding contributions to the gaming world. Organized by the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS), the D.I.C.E. Awards honored Street Fighter 6 for its ability to captivate audiences and revitalize the fighting game genre.

Street Fighter's legacy spans over three decades, with its first arcade release in 1987 setting the stage for a global phenomenon. Street Fighter 6, the latest installment in the franchise, introduces innovative features while preserving the essence of its tradition. The game has already surpassed 3 million units in global sales, with critical acclaim for its Modern Control Type and a diverse character roster. Steam users rated it "Very Positive," and it earned an impressive 92/100 score on Metacritic.

Capcom's commitment to expanding Street Fighter 6's universe includes plans for additional character releases and esports initiatives. The upcoming Capcom Cup X world tournament, starting on February 17, promises intense competition and thrilling showdowns.

Other notable winners at the D.I.C.E. Awards included Marvel's Spider-Man 2, receiving recognition for Animation, Art Direction, Original Music Composition, and Audio Design. Baldur's Gate 3 emerged as a standout, winning awards for Story, Role-Playing Game of the Year, Game Design, and Game Direction. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom claimed Adventure Game of the Year, while WHAT THE CAR? won Mobile Game of the Year. The top honor, Game of the Year, was bestowed upon the epic adventure Baldur's Gate 3.