Some of the best video game fanart has been Street Fighter fanart… with such a wide range of character designs, colors, crazy outfits and personalities fans have plenty to work with. In particular the girls of Street Fighter seem to inspire truly beautiful work. We found some of the most beautiful images of Street Fighter girls. Check it out!

Edmundo Landaverde Jandres gives something new to the style of some fan favorites like Chrono Trigger, Street Fighter, Viewtiful Joe, and more great games. Each piece manages to captures the style of the original game or series, but adds a unique flavor to the mix. Edumundo brings each character alive through strong use of dynamic angles, interesting poses and expressions.

Everyone is present and accounted for, although, both Mike and Jenni are sick with a bad case of what Mike describes as “Whooping Death”. The show must go on despite the illness, and this week’s show was a good one. Topics discussed include 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand, Star Ocean 4, Activision’s earnings, Xbox Live and it’s policies regarding sexual orientation info in your profile, and the Japanese court ruling that the R4 is illegal.

I remember a time long ago when I heard the oh-so exciting news that my local arcade acquired a Street fighter III cabinet. This was back in 1997, long before that black void took the place once occupied by my soul. I rushed to the arcade, full of hope, and excited at the prospect of a bigger, better Street Fighter experience. Hands shaking with anticipation, I dropped a quarter in the machine, and prepared myself for a new challenge. Alex? Dudley? Yang? Who to pick? As it turned out, they all sucked. Every last one of them. After a very short time with the game, my shoulders slumped, and my head hung low as I made my way back over to the ever faithful Super Street Fighter II Turbo cabinet I had known and loved for so long. The new game was an epic disappointment.I guess after telling you that story, it’s probably pretty obvious that I was skeptical about a new Street Fighter game. I’m happy to report that Street Fighter IV has hit my skepticism with a devastating hodoken.

This week, Eric and Jenni go it alone while Mike tries to recover from a bad case of whooping cough. Topics include Street Fighter IV, some of the upcoming games for the PS3, and EA’s opinion on the recession.

With 20 years of Street Fighter, the game that defined the fighting game genre, there’s got to be thousands of peices of Street Fighter merchandise, memorabilia, figures, comics, posters, and collectibles out there in the wild… here is a small sampling of some of the best, worst, and everything in between.

Sometimes great soundtracks can become overlooked simply because they are one of the weaker components of an already fantastic game, much is the case with the soundtrack from Street Fighter II and it’s various spin-offs. Obviously the soundtracks to these…

It’s just Mike and Jenni this week. In this short but sweet episode of the HUDcast, we discuss what’s expected of a sequel, the Left 4 Dead survival pack, and Squenix’s interest in Eidos.

Mike, Eric, and Jenni are all present and accounted for this week! Topics include Halo Wars, Killzone 2, Street Fighter II, Cake, E3, and Netflix. Also, we’re debuting a new segment called Mainstreaming, which focuses on how gaming is portrayed in the mainstream press.

I remember the good old days of arcade gaming. I used to play Street Fighter II for hours on end in my favorite arcade as “I Touch Myself” by The Divinyls played on the jukebox over and over. I actually…