Player rights: Street Fighter 6
Xboxdynasty: Street Fighter 6 data removed from fan database
Ultimate Frame Data's Street Fighter 6 section is offline; Steam's store page shows the game's online and cross-platform play.
How sure
Medium
One outlet reports the request and removal; no direct Capcom notice is supplied.
Ultimate Frame Data has taken its Street Fighter 6 section offline after a removal request from Capcom, according to Xboxdynasty. Players who used the fan site to study attacks have lost that reference ahead of an Oct. 30 deadline.
Capcom’s legal team asked Ultimate Frame Data to remove or block access to all Street Fighter 6 content, according to Xboxdynasty. The request cited hitbox and collision information that players normally cannot see during a match. Capcom also said it had not authorized modified software or special tools to collect that data.
The site operator took the section offline before Capcom’s Oct. 30 deadline. The database showed frame data and hit areas, which helped players compare how attacks work. Its removal affects that study tool; the report does not say the game itself has changed.
Steam’s official store page lists online PvP and cross-platform multiplayer for Street Fighter 6.
What we don’t know
Capcom has not announced whether it will provide an official alternative to the removed database section.
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Sources
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First reported by · Xboxdynasty · Oct. 25
Street Fighter 6: Capcom geht gegen beliebte Fan-Datenbank vor - 2
Official source · Steam
Street Fighter™ 6 on Steam - 3
Official source · Microsoft
Kaufen Street Fighter™ 6 Ultimate Edition
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