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History & Legacy

19 entries in the Street Fighter compendium.

GoukenThe silent patriarch whose discipline shaped two generations of legendary warriors.Fei LongA Hong Kong movie star who wishes to test his martial arts against real opponents.Street Fighter II: The World WarriorEight warriors. One stage. The fight that made the world stop and watch.Street Fighter AlphaWhere Street Fighter first stepped into the third dimension and never quite left.Street Fighter (1987)Eight fighters, one tournament, and the spark that lit up the entire fighting-game genre.Super Street Fighter II TurboThe fastest, fullest, final chapter of the game that made the world throw punches.Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade EditionThe arcade sharpened the blade: Street Fighter's fourth generation, honed for the cabinet.Street Fighter VWhere the Satsui no Hado stirs, every fighter must choose between the road and the kill.Street Fighter IVThe matador's blade, the warrior's spirit, and a genre reborn in ink and fire.Street Fighter III: 3rd StrikeThe saga's final strike: where intuitive combos meet razor-sharp competitive depth.Akira YasudaA respected game-industry figure who simply does not belong in this encyclopedia.CapcomThe Osaka studio that turned a single arcade cabinet into a global fighting legacy.Tomoko KawakamiThe voice behind the dragon punch: three decades of Chun-Li in one determined tone.HadoukenOne breath, one palm, one wave of fire that changed fighting games forever.Tatsumaki SenpukyakuA whirlwind of steel and sweat that turns a spinning body into a blade.World Warrior TournamentFour years of silence, one arena of thunder, and a champion the world will never forget.ShoryukenOne rising fist, one searing arc—the move that made the world know Street Fighter.Street Fighter II: The Animated MovieWhen the world's deadliest fighters collide on screen, fists become the only language thatStreet Fighter: The AnimationWhere arcade legend became anime spectacle, and Ken Masters stole the spotlight.
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