It’s a fascinating mode, something we don’t often see in fighting games. What if Street Fighter is a Yakuza/Like A Dragon game? This is pretty much it. It’s this game’s story mode essentially, but rather than go the NetherRealm route and make a cinematic story where the fighting is sprinkled in here and there (which they did for Street Fighter V), World Tour instead is an open-world RPG that’s also secretly a beat-em-up game. A player wishing to buy a single Turtle costume at 750 Fighter Coins would have to buy three bundles of 750, costing $14.97 / £11.94.Arguably the most interesting feature in Capcom’s latest fighting game Street Fighter 6 is World Tour mode.This has a total cost of $99.98 / £79.96, significantly more than the full game’s price of $59.99 / £54.98.Assuming a player has no Fighter Coins, then, the cheapest way to buy all the TMNT content would be to buy two bundles of 2750 Fighter Coins. Fighter Coins are sold in bundles of 250, 610, 12.While these can be earned, they’re mostly bought with real money. In all, then, the total cost of all the TMNT content is 5300 Fighter Coins.The game also includes sticker sets (priced at 100 Fighter Coins), taunts (250), in-game camera frames (100) and in-game device wallpapers (100), at a total cost of 1300.If they just want the coloured Turtle masks for their avatar, those cost 250 Fighter Coins each. Players can buy four full Turtle costumes for their in-game avatar, with each costing 750 Fighter Coins, which are the game’s premium currency.At the time of the announcement Capcom neglected to including pricing information, but now that the new content is available in the game its various costs are clear.
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