May 02, 2017 07:36 AM EDT By Mark Stevens Peterson, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Street Fighter 5" will be getting a new and improved Capcom Fighters Network Beta 2 soon. This new beta test will be coming to the PlayStation 4 and PC to make the official launch as smooth as possible.

"Street Fighter 5" CFN Beta 2 Available For Free

Capcom has announced that the "Street Fighter 5" CFN Beta 2 will be to test the network if it is working properly for everyone. The purpose of this new beta test is to make the official launch as smooth as possible so that fans will be able to play the online feature without worries, according to Capcom's official blog.

Players who will avail the Beta Test can get it on PC and PS4 for free, even if the other players do not own the game. This new Beta Test will run from May 11 to May 14 only.

"Street Fighter 5" Next DLC Character Revealed On Beta Test

The fighting video game's upcoming DLC character for Season 2 will be available to all the CFN Beta 2 players only. After the test, the mystery character and all of the online date like fight money, progress, and much more will be erased, Dual Shockers reported.

"Street Fighter 5" Improvements From CFN Beta 2

When the "Street Fighter 5" CFN Beta 2 goes live, a number of improvements will be noticed by the testers. There will be improvements on the rage quit penalty system, ranked and casual match loading times, country flags from the battle lounge, improvements on matchmaking, profile stats for the fighters, rankings, and much more. There will also be an improvement on the interactive timeline, and more details will be given by the in-game announcer voice.

"Street Fighter 5" PC Mod Adds "Overwatch" Character

In other "Street Fighter 5" related news, a PC mod was recently revealed that could add an "Overwatch" character to the roster. The new PC mod allows Reaper to replace Nash in battle, and it also has his move set, Event Hubs reported.

Check out the "Street Fighter 5" Character Introduction Series Kolin video below:

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