The reflect is fast and will be difficult to dodge if the opponent isn't ready for it, but if you need meter you can also choose to simply absorb the attack. The Psycho Reflect can grab a projectile and increase Bison's V-Trigger gauge, or you can reflect it back at the opponent much like Rose's reflect in previous games. Bison's V-Skill allows him to deal with projectile attacks. This works especially well if you have your opponent cornered. It seems to leave Bison at a slight advantage when blocked so you can continue to pressure an opponent. The new Psycho Inferno doesn't have a lot of range as it consists of an upward psycho attack that moves from the ground up to around Bison's head, directly in front of him. You may notice that Bison does not have his trademark Psycho Crusher (although it is still in the game as his Critical Art), but he has more than enough tools in his arsenal to compete. With a nod to the Alpha series, Bison also has the Psycho Blast projectile attack and his brand new Psycho Inferno.

Returning in Street Fighter 5 are the Double Knee Press scissor kick, and the Head Press along with the traditional follow-ups of the Somersault Skull Driver or Devil Reverse. If you played him in SF4 you should feel at home for the most part.

Bison has to offer in Street Fighter 5.īison retains most of his trademark special moves from Street Fighter 4. Bison is the best character in the game at this early stage, but he definitely has everything he needs to compete with the other characters, and then some. Bison came out on top with a dominating performance. It was easily the highest level of play we've seen in Street Fighter 5 and M. Granted, the 12 professional players in attendance didn't have a lot of time with the game before the event, but they all had a good amount of knowledge on the game systems and their characters, even with only a few days of practice. Bison player (Justin Wong) who took home top honors. At the E3 pro player tournament Capcom held, Cammy and Birdie were the most popular choices, but it was the sole M.

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