Capcom announced last month that it will be releasing the "Street Fighter V" game within this financial year, and in tune with this annoucement, the exact date of release was recently leaked online.

In the current issue of Shirt List's magazine, which focuses primarily on gaming, the actual release date window of this game was accidentally revealed, in addition with a lot of details about the gameplay itself, as per Locker Dome.

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The magazine also revealed that "Street Fighter V" will be released for PlayStation 4 and PC somewhere in March 2016, which adheres to Capcom's earlier announcement of releasing the game within the current financial year. 

It was also revealed in the magazine that Chun-Li's double fireball and Nash's teleport can also be used in the gameplay while activating the V trigger. But in order to do so, the player must undergo some damage and fill up their V Gauge, according to The Play Station Lifestyle.

In the footage which was leaked earlier, it was also seen that many "Ultras" were also being used in the gameplay, called the Critical Arts. These "Ultras" will help the gamers to launch attacks and perform stunts in a more detailed manner and they are a major addition to the lore of the game. Using this power, the gamers will be able to issue a cinematic attack on the enemy forces, which can be activated using the characters' complete EX meter.

In addition to the release window, another important feature of the game was revealed in the magazine. Apparently, a new gameplay called the V-Skill will be introduced in "Street Fighter V." It is described as a defensive mechanism which will allow the characters of the likes of Ryu and M.Bison to parry and reflect fireballs. This enhanced capability helps to complete the game's mission in a more enjoyable manner.

Capcom is most likely to bring the "Street Fighter V" to the E3 event in 2015. E3 is going to be a major annoucement ground for new games and teasers of some of the upcoming games as well.

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