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How to Change Your Name in Street Fighter 6

A good name gives you power

Street Fighter 6 is finally here and with it comes an insane amount of fun. So, get your fighter ready for the training of a lifetime and try to take on the big boys of the Street Fighter world. Whether you are playing this game for the Story Mode or attempting to become the best in the business, Street Fighter 6 is here for all kinds of fighters. The Battle Hub offers a place to let loose, taking down fighters after fighters. Whilst the Story Mode offers a more interesting path to take for those who want to start from nowhere and build their skill before they take on other players. Regardless of the path you take, you may find that your name in the game cannot simply be something as plain as what your parents gave you from birth. Therefore, this is Vincent’s guide on how to change name in Street Fighter 6.

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How to Change Name in Street Fighter 6

In Street Fighter 6, players have the opportunity to create their own Fighter through the vast and highly unique character customization menu. Much like the customization in Saints Row: The Third, Street Fighter 6 offers full creativity and freedom in creating your perfect player. These are who you will play as throughout your time spent inside the Battle Hub. This is where you will verse other players around the world in a 1v1 inside the Fighting Ground. From here, you can choose who you will play as 18 fighters who all have their own unique set of moves to master. What you may not know however is that when creating your character via the Avatar Creator at the beginning of the game, you will be able to set their name. However, this name is on display for all other players to see, therefore it acts more as your username rather than a name used throughout the game’s dialogue.

Related: The Battle Hub in Street Fighter 6, Explained.

This choice to complete your Avatar Creator would then be seen inside the Battle Hub on display as players around you invited you into the Fighting Ground. For this reason, you will want their name to better suit you as a player rather than giving them a biological name that may make sense for their appearance. If you have happened to pick a name that you are unhappy with, fear not for this can be changed via Settings.

Of course, if you have not started the Story Mode then you will not have this issue as your username will be what everyone else sees. But for those who selected a name for Story Mode, you will want to adjust this back to your username under Game Tab in Settings. You will find Change Name here which will allow you to make any adjustments for the Battle Hub. This can be changed whenever you want to and does not have to relate to your username that you are using on the platform Street Fighter 6 is running on.


That was our guide on how to change name in Street Fighter 6. For more Street Fighter content, feel free to see all of our related and upcoming GJ guides here. Thank you for reading.

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