YouTube user jim784m recreated several Street Fighter characters in the Xbox version of WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2011. Each fighter has four costumes and appropriate wrestling moves.

If you always loved the Street Fighter games, keep the game with you all the time with these SFIV sound effect keychains, complete with joystick and arcade buttons which let you pull off combo moves.

SB Dunk meets Street Fighter II in Nike’s new shoe collection. Ryu’s red, white and black model matches his ki and tattered headband; Chun Li’s version has a blue upper with gold stitching.

Street Fighter Legacy is an independently-produced short film by actor/filmmaker Joey Ansah, who, like the rest of us, is sick of the lame adaptations of the franchise. See the complete film online on May 6.

This extra oily trailer for Super Street Fighter IV’s Hakan proves there’s nothing dry about him: we dare you not to squirm as the arabian grappler puts the squeeze on everyone.

Super Street Fighter IV has a peculiar animated style for its trailers, but this Juri trailer is actually animated anime-style; it’s available with the game in Japan, but no word on a US release.

This features trailer for Super Street Fighter IV is indeed super: running over two minutes long, it shows off rival battles, ultra combos, and alternate costumes (Mecha Zangief FTW!).

8-bit seems next-gen with 15 Pixel Street Fighter: created for GameCity, a UK games festival, it’s hyper minimalist pixel art that also includes Noby Noby Boy and PaRappa the Rapper.

Available 10/14/09, SF20: The Art of Street Fighter is a 320 page uber-tome packed with 1,500 illustrations that span the SF universe, including sketches, concepts and promo art.

With players like The Fed, Dow Jones and M. Lynch, it’s the little guy who loses in Wall Street Fighter; still, kudos to CB FRESH for their creative take on the worldwide financial fiasco.

Do want, please: the Street Fighter IV Collector’s Edition includes a limited edition figure (Ryu/PS3; C. Viper/360), an anime movie (Blu-ray/PS3, game disc/360) and CD soundtrack.

Joe Esposito crooning You’re The Best to a Street Fighter II gameplay montage just seems transcendent; we can only hope the Capcom gods deign to include this in-game one day.

Move over, M. Bison: Street Fighter IV boss Seth is the Silver Surfer with a bad case of villainous exposition; however, we can’t help but think his reliance on magic is a bit of a cop-out.

Street Fighter Tribute commemorates the 20th anniversary of the franchise and is packed with original illustrations, including 200 brand-new pieces from artists around the world.

Hell for Leather has leaked a slew of 2010 Ducati Streetfighter and Streetfighter S photos; they both raise the style bar for naked bikes, with both sharing a 155hp 1099cc V-twin.

Mike “BrolyLegs” Begum was born with arthrogryposis, which makes his hands and feet practically unusable. But that didn’t stop him from being a pro Street Fighter gamer and trainer. He is currently the best Chun Li player in Ultra Street Fighter IV.

Firas Zahabi runs the Tristar Gym, home of MMA greats such as Georges St-Pierre. Here he tells us what to do if you can’t avoid being in a fight by breaking down an altercation between a trained fighter and a layperson.

Taking a page from Street Troller, YouTuber Twisted Genre had Ryu go up against Taylor Swift, poking fun at the pop star’s awkwardly demonic head banging in her 2014 Grammy Awards performance.

(NSFW) As we’ve seen before, Street Troller inserts Street Fighter and other fighting game characters into fail videos, making it seem like the sprites started the fun. It even has a super combo finish.

The features in Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition include a 3D view, passive trading of virtual action figures, and a spectator mode. The touch-activated input we saw in DoA Dimensions is also present.

Celebrate your love for classic video games every time you take a sip with these fun drink coasters from CoastyMarshmallow. These hard plastic coasters are inspired by both arcade and console games, from Street Fighter II to Dance Dance Revolution to Q*Bert. They also have an extensive pop culture coaster collection.

Hadouken! Teenage Engineering has teamed up with Capcom to create two pocket-sized sound makers, the PO-133 Street Fighter, and the PO-128 Mega Man. The Street Fighter model is a micro sampler with a built-in mic, while the Mega Man version is an 8-bit synthesizer. Both include sounds based on the games.

Stop-motion animation expert Animist walks us through the process of posing an action figure of Street Fighter’s Sakura Kasugano, as she delivers a series of deadly blows to a Red Bull can. This making-of video is well worth a watch, but if you’re in a rush, you can skip to the finished sequence here.