'Street Fighter 5' DLC rumors, latest news: Oro comes with game patch; enjoy limited edition DLC until November

Game developer Capcom is adding a bunch of new downloadable playable characters as a part of the "Street Fighter 5" 2017 downloadable content (DLC), and fans are getting hyped all over the rumored return of Ryu's well-known mentor, Oro.

Oro is a "Street Fighter" character celebrated for his unique martial arts skill that he has passed down to Ryu. Oro believes that Ryu is a student worthy of being taught the secrets behind his unique martial arts moves.

In "Street Fighter 5's" main plot in the game's story mode, players are shown that Ryu will defeat the dark force that is Satsui no Hado. Ryu's win against Necalli  and Bison has now led fans to speculate that Oro will soon come into the story, for Ryu's win will pave the way for Oro to recognize his potential in martial arts.

Aside from Oro, it has been rumored that the "Street Fighter 5" DLC will also be including other "Street Fighter" characters such as Abel, Q, Rose, Sagat, and Sodom. However, there is still no definite confirmation from Capcom as to when the new characters will be arriving in "Street Fighter 5."

On another note, new modes are speculated to come with the new "Street Fighter 5" DLC patch. One mode rumored to come in the game is the Arcade mode, a game feature that has been highly-demanded by "Street Fighter 5" fans.

Another mode that is rumored to come with the new "Street Fighter 5" DLC patch is the Extra Battle mode where players will be allowed to go against special bosses until they reach the "Ultimate Challenge" mode where they can win a lot of in-game currency from.

Furthermore, a limited edition downloadable content for "Street Fighter 5" will be launched by Capcom for a limited time starting Oct. 10 until Nov. 29. The limited edition DLC is said to contain a Halloween theme for the Russian stage as well as seven new Halloween-themed costumes and items, such as jack-o-lanterns, that can be purchased in-game.

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