Hello Kitty can make any franchise hit an insane level of precious – including Street Fighter.
Toynami offered a Hello Kitty and Chun Li plush at Comic-Con, and it flew off the shelves. If you weren’t among the lucky few to snag one you can make up for it by pre-ordering these cute PVC action figures featuring six Street Fighter characters mashed up with Sanrio goodness. The figures (they come two per pack) are estimated to arrive in March 2013.
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These reusable, movable wall decals let you get creative with Street Fighter style. They’re printed on vinyl, precision cut and use “fathead” style adhesive that lets you move them and rearrange them to suit your mood. There are a total of 51 decals in each package.
7 orange squares 4”x4” (102mm x 102mm)
7 blue squares 4”x4” (102mm x 102mm)
Various letters: KO, VS, PLAYER 1, PLAYER 2, INSERT COIN, AAA, HIM, HER
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There are lots of custom Lego sets out there, but it’s not as often that you find incredible Lego minifigs. Julian Fong spent a year and a half putting together this 16 minifig set to represent the characters from Street Fighter 2. He’s already submitted it to Lego Cuusoo so with any luck this will get a public vote and the chance at production.
See close-up pictures after the jump…
If you are really, really into Street Fighter, Capcom has a crazy over-the-top 25th Anniversary Collector’s Set that will blow your mind and your wallet to the tune of $150.
Check out the full list of contents after the break.
Now available for pre-order: Street Fighter themed Bobble Budds from Multiverse Studio Inc. Included in the release are 3.5″ versions of Chun-Li, Sagat, Blanka and Ryu – all of which will feature an exclusive bobble locking mechanism for “optimal functionality and display”.
Expect the Bobble Budds to land in in June.
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Remember when special editions of Monopoly were you know, special? As in, they didn’t cover the entire shelf of the board game section? It hasn’t been that way for a while, and even virtual games, like World of Warcraft and StarCraft, are getting in on the action. Street Fighter is the latest to join the bunch—but USAPoly needs your opinion on which characters should get game pieces before the game is releaed. Click here to vote through March 5th.
(Brelston via Obvious Winner)
In case of emergency Hadoken to open. Though I would suspect that if you are Hadoken-ing, you might be the emergency.
(Nicko Gibson via Gamefreaks)
See why Ryu and Ken can’t get along in the comic after the break.
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The following YouTube video attempts to create an interactive, live action version of Street Fighter that you can control with simple keyboard commands.
It’s not exactly stellar, but it isn’t hard to imagine the potential. Check it out after the break.
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Earlier this month the Thousand Pounds Fight Team unveiled a video of Street Fighter IV-style ultra combos that was impressive, but overly sausage-flavored.
Well, they’re back with a new-and-improved round #2 fortified with some sexy femme fatales. Check out both videos after the break.
