nuSep 2, 2026, 11:12

Video | Fighting game classic Street Fighter gets new feature film

A new feature film based on the classic video game series Street Fighter is currently in development. The movie will feature Ryu and Ken, who are recruited by Chun-Li to compete in the World Warrior Tournament.

The iconic fighting game franchise Street Fighter is set to return to the big screen with a new feature film. This upcoming project will follow characters Ryu and Ken as they reunite for a high-stakes adventure. The plot centers on their recruitment by Chun-Li, who brings the duo together to participate in the legendary World Warrior Tournament. Fans of the long-running video game series can look forward to seeing these fan-favorite characters back in action. While details regarding the release date and production team remain limited, the announcement marks another addition to the growing list of gaming adaptations hitting cinemas worldwide. This film aims to capture the classic spirit of the Street Fighter universe as the characters prepare to compete in the tournament.

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