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Street Fighter: Legacy – Short Film

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If all went according to plan, then Super Street Fighter IV should be available to pick up in stores all over South Africa today.

That obviously means that the timing for the release of Joey Ansah’s Street Fighter: Legacy short film is just about perfect. The video is 3 minutes long and focuses on a bout between Ken and Ryu in the woods.

Ryu is played by John Foo, who some of you may recognise as the same actor that will play Jin Kazama in the upcoming Tekken film. Ken is played by Christian Howard and comes about as close as you will ever get to Ken’s likeness in a film.

Not only is there a short film, but I have also posted up two behind-the-scenes videos as well. In case you had already missed the other fan film released this week, you can watch Street Fighter: Beginnings End here .

720p HD is highly recommended.

Last Updated: May 7, 2010

5 Comments

  1. That was incredible.

    Hopefully, Joey Ansah gets the same opportunity as Niel Bloomkamp (from this short film) and he’s given the chance to direct a live action Street Fighter movie.

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  2. Aequitas

    May 7, 2010 at 12:44

    That was a fun few minutes 😀

    They really did pick the *perfect* guy to play Ken. It’s creepy how well he fits the role.

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    • Geoff

      May 7, 2010 at 12:48

      Yeah, my first reaction when watching that was ” Sweet jesus, that dude looks JUST like Ken”

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  3. Nick de Bruyne

    May 7, 2010 at 14:49

    Anyone notice the focus-attack from Ryu that crumpled Ken? Nice little touch

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  4. Faheem

    May 10, 2010 at 16:33

    Swett Jesus that dude really does look alot like Ken!

    Awesome piece of work though – the production value is pretty sick – not your average fan film :angry:

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