Street Fighter gifts: books, games, toys, music, and more

If you can wait until later in 2023, that’s when Razer’s promising Kitsune fighting stick for PS5 and PC will debut. The stick has a sleek design with RGB lighting on its sides.

If playing the older games on newer consoles just isn’t doing it for you, that’s where Arcade1Up’s arcade replica fits in. It includes several Street Fighter titles, as well as some of Capcom’s other arcade hits.

There’s no better way of showing your appreciation for a game than by getting a vinyl copy of its soundtrack. The double vinyl includes two beautiful LPs that also double as artwork.

Many people don’t have the room to store a full-size replica of Street Fighter 2 in an arcade. Check out the desk-friendly version of Street Fighter 2 that comes with all arcade controls and includes the complete Champion Edition.

Some Street Fighter gifts are a little (ok — The following are some examples of how to use) cheeky. Tubbz Rubber Ducks shaped into Dhalsim are one. Also available are Ken, Guile E. Honda and Zangief.

It is important to note that the word “you” means “the”. Street Fighter 2Pixbrix is a puzzle that brings your character choose screen (sort of) to life. Then, assemble the 768-pieces puzzles.

While terrifying in the game, this plushie from Stubbins makes Blanka into something that’s both adorable and goofy.

The shirt will make Street Fighter lovers dream. It’s covered in well-known stages that flow seamlessly behind the original 8 Street Fighter 2 characters in action.

A t-shirt with a frame-by-frame breakdown of Guile’s signature “Sonic Boom” move that sends a projectile shredding toward his opponent.

Cammy’s “Spiral Arrow” move has been pressed to this Capcom-licensed t-shirt, containing each frame of the action.

On this cute tee from Etsy seller GamingTee, you’ll find chibi-versions of Street Fighter and Darkstalkers as well as other Capcom hits.

Was else can I say? This mug from the Etsy seller FFGStore comes in E. Honda as well Ryu. Both look amazing.

You don’t have to be a huge fan of Street Fighter 2You can also beat up cars in the game. You have to be an avid fan of the game to cherish this moment with a 9″ by 9″ frame.

For a more technical look into the hardware that powered Street Fighter 2 and other hit Capcom games in 90s arcades, Fabien Sanglard’s “The Book of CP-System” should have you covered.

This 448-page book filled with artwork from Street Fighter 1 to 4 is an absolute must for Street Fighter enthusiasts. It includes pin-ups, character designs, rare sketches, and interviews from the games’ artists.

Get deeper into the Street Fighter universe with Udon Entertainment’s set of comics. You can start with volume 1 and then work your way up to all 10 volumes.

Street Fighter, the game that inspired its creations was already a popular videogame. The Street FighterSonny Chiba stars in this series of martial arts films from the 1970s. These films featured Xray style finishers before Mortal Kombat made them popular.

Street Fighter II as a whole was an incredible franchise. In addition to the game’s three versions, there was this spin-off animated series in 1995 that does the series justice.

Street Fighter fans will also enjoy the animated feature film that was released in 1996. It’s great that the definitive Blu-ray version can be rented or purchased easily, even though it may not always be available.