A June update for Capcom's "Street Fighter 5" is set to come out and it includes additions to the game's story mode, as well as the introduction of a new character.

"Street Fighter 5" senior product manager Matt Dahlgren revealed his thoughts on the forthcoming video game title at the Electronic Entertainment Expo or E3 2016 event this month. In his interview with Game Spot, Dahlgren said that Ibuki was delayed because he did not think they had complete specifics on what it had allowed them to achieve, adding that the character just had not been ready to be deployed at a specified time frame.

Dahlgren also mentioned that the quality was set to be as high as possible like the June update timeframe had been better timing for their release.

With regard the title's development through its characters, Dahlgren also revealed that they would continue producing characters. The product manager said that he had lot of concepts they were discussing in terms of large updates that they had in mind. While he said he could not give particulars on their exact plans, he revealed that their priority at the moment was addressing the single-player content, along with a thought that the June update was set to be the most robust update they had had yet.

Meanwhile, another character has been added to the fighter selections of "Street Fighter 5, Polygon has learned. According to the publication, gamers can fight as Tracer in "Overwatch" with the "Street Fighter 5" mod. It is further revealed that a skin was applied to Cammy, which implies that the character's vocals and move set are blended to the game.

"Street Fighter 5" is set to be released this 2016. Watch the mod video here.