How to Switch to Classic Controls in World Tour Mode in Street Fighter 6
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When you launch Street Fighter 6, you will have the option to start up the single-player World Tour Mode. This game mode allows you to use your own avatar and learn from various Street Fighter legends like Chun-li and Ryu.
By default, this game mode will have you using the modern controls. These are streamlined to help you perform better in a fight but they don’t compare to the classic controls that some players prefer. This guide will show you how to switch to classic controls in World Tour Mode in Street Fighter 6.
How to turn on classic controls in Street Fighter 6
Switching to the classic controls is pretty simple. After entering the game, press the options button or ESC key to access the multi-menu. Once there, select the options tab. From the options menu, navigate to the controls tab.
Now that you are in the controls tab, go down to the Avatar Battle Control Type option. This option will allow you to switch between modern and classic controls for the game. You can do this as soon as the first chapter of World Tour.
Capcom added this option so people who are tired of the modern control scheme can use the more traditional controls in this fighting game. Now you can throw out Chun-Li’s spinning kicks easier than ever.
Here is a slightly simplified version of the steps required:
- Access the multi menu
- Navigate to the options menu
- Go to the controls tab
- Locate the avatar battle control type option
- Switch on classic controls
What are classic controls in Street Fighter 6?
The modern controls for Street Fighter 6 switch things up to make the main fighting buttons be your primary buttons. For example, on PlayStation, you would fight with the cross, circle, triangle, and square buttons. The bumper and trigger are reserved for the drive gauge attacks.
Classic controls allow you to go back to the classic six-button style of fighting that most fighting games started with. This would change the control scheme to allow you to use the bumper and trigger of the controller for additional attacks and changes how you use the drive gauge.
