A new trailer for Street Fighter 5 has been released. The release date for the PS4 and PC version of Capcom's fighting video game is firmly set for early next year.

PlayStation Lifestyle reported about the recently-released Battle Costume trailer for Street Fighter 5. Accordingly, the battle costumes will arrive with the game's pre-orders available in certain retailers.

Street Fighter 5's newest trailer features characters such as Cammy, M. Bison, Chun-Li and Ryu. Watch the trailer below, as originally posted on Street Fighter's official YouTube account:

The third beta for Street Fighter 5 recently ended where six playable characters initially became available, namely Ryu, Birdie, Necalli, Nash, Cammy and Laura. Two additional characters arrived at the latter part of the beta period, Dhalsim and Zangief. D

Street Fighter 5's third beta for PC and PS4 started on Friday, Dec. 18 and ended on Sunday, Dec. 20. It also featured various game modes such as Ranked Match, Training, Casual Match and more.

The PC demo for Street Fighter 5 now has support for Steam Controller. One gamer tested it out on Street Fighter 5, according to Destructoid. Including motion control, ConstableBento was able to use Hadouken and Shoryuken movements with the use of the controller.

Watch the YouTube video posted on ConstableBento's channel:

In other Street Fighter 5 news, the Director of Brand Marketing and eSports for Capcom, Matt Dahlgren, shared their thoughts on previous SF5 character leaks. Event Hubs noted that there are data miners who had been able to unearth vital contents regarding Street Fighter 5 that are not yet intended for public release such as info about the first six downloadable characters.

Lamenting on these leaks and admitting it as a learning process, Matt Dahlgren shared with Event Hubs,
"I think the biggest safeguard is that we shouldn't have the content in there to begin with."

It was a basic oversight that we didn't catch this time around," Dahlgren added. "I don't think we can really blame fans for being so passionate that they want to go in and try to find everything out."

"I think the onus is more on us to be a bit more proactive to make sure that information isn't there for them to find to begin with," he further shared.

Street Fighter 5's release date is set for Feb. 16, 2016. The video game is produced and developed by Capcom with co-developer Dimps.