Capcom provided an update regarding the ongoing "Street Fighter 5" beta 2. It noted that user experience will be affected by the issues that came up.

According to the quick update presented by the "Street Fighter 5" maker on Capcom-Unity website, there were a number of new issues that arose pertaining to the match-making system as well as "the rate at which matches." The company said that they are not confident that the rate will have huge improvement over the entire "Street Fighter 5" beta 2 schedule.

Due to this, Capcom warned the gamers that the user experience will vary and the "Street Fighter 5" beta 2 experience "will likely be limited." Beta testers can also expect that the current test version will not operate the way it was planned.

Though the servers will still be online to meet the schedule provided previously, fans can expect the matchmaking system to work very slowly. However, while waiting for online matches, "Street Fighter 5" beta testers can try the training mode.

Moreover, the latest SF version will also come with new features. Accordingly, these features provide gamers opportunity to "change the training dummy to be computer AI, or be playable by a friend locally."

Latin Post previously reported the detailed schedule for the "Street Fighter 5" beta 2 for PC and PS4 users. The PS4 beta version began Oct. 22 and it unlocks characters such as Vega, R. Mika, Necalli and Ken.

Meanwhile, the cross-platform play between PS4 and PC for the "Street Fighter V" Beta 2 begins today, Oct. 23. Its schedule starts at 9:00 PST or 17:00 BST on Oct. 24, and 1:00 for the Japan Standard Time Zone.

Karin also arrives today in the game's beta version. A server maintenance is expected as well on Oct. 23.

The "Street Fighter V" beta 2 will end on Oct. 25 but it should be noted that changes in schedule may be implemented throughout the period.

"Street Fighter V" is currently in the works but only for PS4 and PC. It will feature cross-platform play between these two systems.

Interested gamers can have access to "Street Fighter 5" beta 2 only by pre-ordering the game, as noted on GameSpot. There has been no official release date announced yet for Capcom's latest offering for its highly-popular fighting video game franchise.

However, the gaming world is expecting that the "Street Fighter 5" will arrive during the current fiscal year, which is set to end on March 31, 2016. "Street Fighter V" is currently in the works but only for for PS4 and PC, and will feature cross-platform play between the two systems.