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Why are fighting game movies so scared of fighting tournaments? The Street Fighter movie is just the latest example.
Director Kitao Sakurai reveals just how chaotic filming Street Fighter became when a rain-soaked fight between Ken and Ryu turned into a logistical nightmare. With the set literally flooding, camera lenses fogging up every 15 seconds,
Street Fighter movie's Ken actor Noah Centineo has revealed the levels the production's stunt coordinator went to in ensuring each unique matchup on screen would remain faithful to the eclectic game roster of fighters.
Street Fighter 6 producer Shuhei Matsumoto revealed how dire things were for Capcom’s flagship fighting game franchise during the Street Fighter V era and explained how he and director Takayuki Nakayama worked together to save the series from death.
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Video games undergo a tremendous amount of permutations while they're in development, and Capcom Fighting Evolution, which was released in October 2004 is no exception. Included as part of the recently released Capcom Fighting Collection 2, this game was ...