The Street Fighter series' low point - Street Fighter: The Movie

How many bison dollars do you think this game is worth now?

I really liked The Street Fighter Movie when I was younger.

Street Fighter: The Move: The Game still has the best Akuma teleport in the entire franchise.

When I was younger, I enjoyed the Inspector Gadget Movie. I took a bat to that movie a while later.

Man... That bar exploding really gets on my nerves.

Yep, Capcom's low point is SFxT. Way lower than this SF movie game.

Lol horrid movie.

Even though a badass like Van Damme was starring as my all-time favorite Street Fighter...Guile.

The headline makes me laugh, because me and my friends used to call it the low point of Street Fighter too.

Some people may like Street Fighter: the movie (the game), but objectively seen, it was horrible.
I'd say it's on the same level as SFxT.

Probably top 5 in the list of worst games of the 32-bit era. So freaking bad.

This is the best Street Fighter yet.

It had one of the craziest combo systems out there. Things seem to connect for no reason, it was awesome. Had a summer of laughs with the craziness the arcade version brought.

OMG Capcom fix the time out issues in SFxT and removed gems!

SFxT is clearly the lowest point of the Street Fighter series.

At least this horrible game doesn't include any chessy gems like sfxt. lol

SF low point game?? SF 3 series of course...

Ten years hiatus...SF 3 is the cause. Horrible game.

lol that 2nd picture

Are we even fighting at this point or some low budget smut

OMG this is soooo bad.

that whole thing was so ridiculuss.
Wanting to americanize the movie by making the american soldier the main porotagonist but with a frikking french accent...

Making a movie about a fighting game and then the fighhting scenes look like womens mudwrestling...

Completely copying the number 1 competitor of the videogame that is the source for the movie, for a videogame adaptation of that movie...

The low point of Street Fighter? I think its one of the most entertaining chapters in video gaming history.

slow news day

@ 16

Yea we get it...your retarded ass can't play any of the Sf3 games.

Doesn't mean it's a bad game...you're just a bad gamer.

@Kenshiro: "Yea we get it...your retarded ass can't play any of the Sf3 games.

Doesn't mean it's a bad game...you're just a bad gamer."

It would be irrelevant if he could play it well or not. It was a financial failure. Grow up and accept it.

Haha, that game is horrible. I remember watching the live action SF movie when I was a kid, kinda funny.

@24

I know, right? SF3 was responsible for almost killing the SF franchise and here you have people making out like SFxT is killing the SF franchise. That game is a cross-over game, NOT part of the main series. Although SFxT's sales didn't meet Capcom's expectations, the game still outsold any version of SF3 and considering that the game was released on the same day as ME3 and the fact that 2 or 3 top UK retailers didn't stock SFxT due to issues with the suppliers is quite impressive. Generally, fighting games don't tend to be hugely popular, compared to other genres.

SFIV lowest point. Real talk.

ARIBAAAAAAA HAA

"SFxT is the lowest point... Herr derr"

STFU with that already.

SF:The Movie sucked. Both the movie and the game. I was 10 at the time and even then I thought it sucked.

i remember we were waiting for ryu to throw a hadoken but he never did.... and i think i saw him shoot a gun but not sure

this game is toooo funny. whenever you insert a coin in the arcade version or press start the zangief sound effect plays. HUUUUUGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

The non-IT / CoJ remade port was actually pretty solid, basically made it ST w/ Super cancels. Also, got rid of the cyborgs.

Man, that game looks like a$$. I didn't know that Capcom made a Mortal Kombat game with SF characters. I hope they never make such an abomination ever again.

@24

Yep so much of a failure Capcom decided to make HD version of Third Strike despite having no following right?

I think it's people or rather sheeple like you who need to grow up. Financial flop aside it isn't the least liked Street Fighter iteration nor is it the series that sold the least copies.

Get over yourselves.

3rd Strike actually kept SF alive for 10 years. The only thing that "killed" SF was the deluge of fighting games oversaturating the market, which is happening once again.

Many classic games have been financial failures so that's a ridiculous argument. The people who play the games are the authority on what is or isn't a great game, not sales figures and corporate suits who only use numbers as a means of determining what is or isn't a good game.