The Street Fighter series has long been the measuring stick by which other fighters are measured, and Street Fighter III: Third Strike set a new standard with its amazingly technical fighting style and bold, fluid 2D artwork. 19 determined warriors of varying styles prove their skills in combat. Each fighter has their own reasons for entering the tournament, testing their skills against the greatest martial artists the world has ever seen. Choose your favorite warrior, mastering a huge number of moves and combos. Your skills will be graded by the game's built-in Grade Judge System, so it might be wise to enter the Practice mode or go one-on-one with a friend in Versus mode before you tackle the tournament. These fighters have developed skills so powerful, that by building up a super arts meter during the fight, they are unable to unleash devastating attacks and combos that will send opponents reeling!

Street Fighter III - The third generation of games in the series, started with the video game Street Fighter III: New Generation (1997), and then was supplemented by reprints Street Fighter III: Second Impact (1998) and Street Fighter III: Third Strike (1999). In contrast to the Alpha series is a true extension of the game cycle.

Two new characters have entered the ring! Sagat and one unlockable character are now available for free as playable characters in single player and head-to-head modes.

STREET FIGHTER in 3D? It worked so well the first time, Capcom has brought STREET FIGHTER EX back for another run. Only Kairi and Sakura return from the first installment of the series, and fighters like Volcano Rosso, Nanase, Area, and Sharon have taken the places of the departed. The format of the STREET FIGHTER EX games is very close to that of the original STREET FIGHTER 2 dynasty. You choose a combatant, and then try to fight your way past all of your opponents using only your hands and the element of surprise. You'll face each opponent until one of you has won two out of three fights.

Capcom brings its arcade hit STREET FIGHTER ALPHA 3 to the PlayStation. All of the characters from the previous games in the ALPHA series have returned, while many old favorites like Guile, E. Honda, Blanka, Balrog, Dee Jay, and Fei Long make their fist appearance in the ALPHA series. There are also four new characters: Karin Kanzuki, Rainbow Mika, Juli, and Juni, making 34 characters in all. Further, each character has three different fighting styles, meaning you'll have your hands full if you want to master this game...

The STREET FIGHTER series make its first foray into the third dimension with STREET FIGHTER EX PLUS ALPHA. There are a total of 23 characters to choose from. Classic characters like Ryu, Guile, and Chun Li make appearances along with a number of new characters including Skull-o-Rama, Crackerjack, and Kairi. As with all of the STREET FIGHTER games, each of the characters has unique moves and combinations. Much of the timing has remained the same, so STREET FIGHTER veterans will be able to get into the game quickly. With seven different modes of play that include Arcade, Team Battle, Survival, Watch, Versus, Time Attack, and Practice, you can play in virtually every way imaginable. See if you can master fighting in the third dimension with STREET FIGHTER EX PLUS ALPHA.

Street Fighter IV brings the legendary fighting series back to its roots by taking the beloved fighting moves and techniques of the original Street Fighter II, and infusing them with Capcomís latest advancements in next generation technology to create a truly extraordinary experience that will re-introduce the world to the time-honored art of virtual martial arts.

What can unite people with different looks, character, temperament and even race? Not much: an excellent physical shape, excellent knowledge of various martial arts and the presence of the enemy, who must be crushed.

This game contains 31 characters (30 from Street Fighter + 1 from TEKKEN) and 42 stages (most of them in Hi-Res).

The next chapter in the Street Fighter franchise on Next Generation consoles, Super Street Fighter IV incorporates familiar game elements with all-new features. Featuring new game modes designed to enhance online play, re-imagining of classic Street Fighter characters as well as a few new faces—one of these, Juri, utilizes the Tae Kwon Do fighting style—and the return of classic bonus stages, Super Street Fighter IV is a fighting game experience not to be missed by longtime fans and players new to the franchise alike.

UDON has been licensed by Capcom to produce an American comic book based on the Street Fighter franchise, in addition to Darkstalkers and Rival Schools. This series draws not only on the established Street Fighter canon, but also occasionally addresses various continuity retcons, and even draws from fanon and non-official sources as well.

That can unite people of differing appearance, character, temperament, and even a race? Not much: good shape, excellent knowledge of various martial arts and the presence of the enemy must be crushed. The fierce struggle of the best warriors the world championship in the Street Fighter tournament ended a year ago. Street life goes on. Only almost invisible and seemingly unrelated to each other accidents occasionally violate the general peace, as a black messenger of change: the future domination of drug and arms traffickers ...

Street Fighter IV retains all the advantages of previous versions, beloved by millions of players: hundreds of fights taking place in two-dimensional mode, the set of individual characteristics of heroes and a wide selection of multiplayer modes. Fighting reached a new level of graphics. Heroes take the form, appearance and plasticity of these masters of martial arts. Surrounding landscapes rich set of details and colors. Retaining the enthusiasm and temperament predecessor, Street Fighter has become a new generation of more dynamic and interesting.