New updates for Capcom's new Street Fighter sequel "Street Fighter 5" have been revealed regarding a new game trailer and its availability on the Xbox One.

VG 24/7 reported that Capcom began streaming the latest trailer for "Street Fighter 5" and it will highlight some moves and fighting styles from the four characters present within the game - Ryu, Chun-Li, Charlie Nash and M.Bison.

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The website also posted several screenshots of the game, but the most interesting feature found on the "Street Fighter 5" trailer is its new gameplay systems.

Gematsu was able obtain these information for "Street Fighter 5" and was able summarized them the best they know how. According to Gematsu, four new gameplay details are present in "Street Fighter 5" and these are V-Trigger, V-Skill, Critical Arts and a new stage area.

The V-Trigger is a special move that is unique to each fighter in the game that can turn the tide of the fight in their favor such as Chun-Li having increased damage on her attacks or Nash teleporting faster behind or above his oppenent . V-Trigger can be activated when the V-Gauge simply by taking damage.

V-Skill is a defensive skill that is useful in certain situations in a fight. Characters like Ryu can parry incoming attacks or M.Bison can deflect and return incoming projectiles as a counter attack.

Critical Arts is the character's signature finisher as they use powerful and flashy multi-hit attacks on their oppenent and it can only be activated when the EX Gauge is full.

Lastly, a new stage is set on London called "King's Cross Station" and it features Queen's guard playing a trombone in the background.

It should be noted that user name Akibastman posted on NeoGaf several rumored details for "Street Fighter 5" such no "Super" or "Hyper" editions of the game, three new characters such Zen, Rachid and Laura, no Focus attacks etc.

In other news, Capcom has announced that "Street Fighter 5" will not be available for Xbox One console, Attack of the Fanboy reported.

Gamespot reported that a representative from Capcom told the website that they are not putting the game in the Xbox One console due to the working relationship they have with Sony.

The representative further adds that the partnership they have with Sony will benefit the game's marketing, in-game development and promotional values.

"Street Fighter 5" is tentatively set on March 2016 for PS4 and PC as Capcom will be showing more details about the game at E3 2015 next week.

TagsStreet Fighter 5, New trailer, New gameplay details, Capcom, Not available for the Xbox One, Street Fighter Game series