YouTuber Vogel reminds us why Mike Tyson used to be called The Baddest Man on the Planet, adding sound effects from Street Fighter II to an Iron Mike highlight reel. Come for the gimmick, stay for the knockouts.

A man doesn’t see the need to get car insurance because he’s not afraid of risks. But what about Ryu? Turkish insurance company Anadolu Sigorta recreates the Street Fighter II bonus stage in this silly ad. English captions available.

Street Fighter Ryu (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) must meet with standards and practices before he can dish out his Shoryukens and Hadoukens. Another hilarious sketch from The Pete Holmes Show. BTW, it’s Tatsumaki Senpukyaku! We think.

Inspired by the hilarious illustrations of artist Matt “gavacho13” Crane, FlavourMachine’s browser-based Sesame Street Fighter lets you deliver button-mashing beatdowns, while helping you practice your spelling and typing prowess.

The latest trailer for Ultra Street Fighter IV shows off a few of the expansion’s features: new offensive and defensive tools, an elimination multiplayer mode and an online training mode. Drops 3/31/14.

World Warriors, put down your controller for a minute – or 1 hour and 12 minutes – and watch Capcom’s documentary about its prized creation. It features interviews with fans, creators and rivals. Thumbnail art is from Randis Albion.

We’re not sure how this more spiritual version of Street Fighter slipped past us but maybe that’s not necessarily a bad thing. That awesome bonus stage just doesn’t make up for the video quality. See the longer, 12-warrior edition here.

Ultra Street Fighter IV will bring gameplay tweaks, new features and five new characters. It will be a $15 add-on for those who own SSF IV or SSF IV AE; but it will also be available as a standalone disc (with bonus content) for $40.

(NSFW: Language) Ryu has some moves that take a ridiculously long time to build up, but ADHD’s very special “ultra” move requires more patience than the average game player has. What’s the button sequence for this one?

Find out about the back story of Street Fighter villain Akuma in this upcoming comic book by Capcom and Udon Entertainment. You can read the comic’s first chapter for free on Comics Alliance.

The music from Street Fighter 2 is the perfect backdrop for Vimeo user dantheadman’s foray into Cinema 4D, featuring colorful, swirling motion sculptures. (Thanks Tex!)

Street Fighter x Mega Man takes the Blue Bomber back to his NES era, but with characters from the Street Fighter series. The game will be available for free on 12/17/12. (Thanks Seanrobot!)

If you still have money to burn after grabbing the 25th anniversary game collection, check out this limited edition chess set featuring miniature busts of the fighting game’s characters.

This collector’s set includes 4 games – SF x Tekken, SSF IV AE, SF II Turbo HD & SF III Third Strike Online – a ton of DLC, videos, soundtracks plus a Ryu belt and an 8″ statue. Hadouken!

The newly confirmed characters for Street Fighter x Tekken include Paul Phoenix and Marshall Law, aka the world’s strongest comedy duo. Be sure to watch the whole thing for a wakka wacky suprise.

The huggable and nimble warriors Rufus and Bob star in the latest trailer for mega crossover fighting game Street Fighter x Tekken. Makes us wish the actual fights were really this dynamic.

Watch Kazuya get spammed to death with Hadoukens and more in this action-packed look at the combat system of Street Fighter X Tekken. Also has a handful of character reveals.

Cage fighters clash in this trailer for fighting game crossover Street Fighter x Tekken. Craig Marduk and King tag team against Hugo and his manager Poison – no Zangief? –  plus Cody and Guy.

Think you’re pretty good at SSFIV? Why don’t you put your controller where your mouth is? Seriously. ‘Broly’ here does it and he’s one of Texas’s best. Help send this Chun-master to Evo 2011 here.

Capcom and Namco pull back the lid on the upcoming cross-franchise fighter in this cinematic trailer. What, cutscenes aren’t your thing? Then watch 8 minutes of gameplay instead.

The girls of the Thousand Pounds Action Company sure know their combo moves, putting a major hurt on all those who dare to enter the ring with them. The guys do just a little better here.

The Kinect continues to be a hacker’s delight. YouTube user demize2010 programmed the device to play Street Fighter IV, complete with hadouken and shoryouken moves. Try it for yourself.

Matt Crane has combined classic characters from Sesame Street with the ultimate fighting game to create some superfun sticker characters, with names like Acountma and Zellygief. (Thanks Matt!)