Capcom shuts down Street Fighter V collectibles market on Steam — game pulled from sale
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
Those looking to expand their Steam libraries have run into an issue. Entrepreneurs are facing difficulties as well.
Amid news about a Street Fighter movie, people have begun taking a closer look at games in this fighting franchise. Capcom is currently actively developing Street Fighter 6, but some players would like to add previous installments to their collections as well. A problem has arisen with one of the games.
At the end of October, Capcom pulled Street Fighter V from sale. At the same time, additional content is still being sold on Steam. The developers explained this decision by the need to carry out emergency maintenance.
Capcom responded to reports of critical vulnerabilities related to PHP. The creators of Street Fighter V have temporarily disabled access to content that uses online features:
Content that does not require an online connection remains available. We are currently performing emergency maintenance to address these issues. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Capcom not only removed Street Fighter V from sale on Steam, but also disabled the collectible items market alongside it. Steam trading cards, emoticons, and profile backgrounds were sold on the marketplace. For now, they cannot be purchased, but players expect that once the game returns, the market will be reactivated as well.
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