In addition to the regular SF series of games, the site also caters to many other Capcom fighting games. This includes the entire Marvel Vs Series, SNK Vs Series, Other Titles such as Pocket Fighter and Capcom All-Stars and much more. I also put together a Complete SF Game List. Finally, please also note the Links Page. Much of the art found on this site came from other pages. In all cases I've given a link in the index as well as in the art page. If you like any of the art here, please check out the sites from where the art came from!

I had a pretty bad day. It's been 6 years since starting this site and almost 13 since my first site. One thing that still helps me out is old-fashioned editing. Capturing, some Photoshop magic, uploading, HTML editing and seeing the final product. It may be a small thing, but it can let me forget about the world and enjoy myself.

Anyways, I went through the Marvel Vs. Capcom section and noticed the half-face images were all stored as JPGs. Sure, larger versions, but inferior quality. So, I recapped them, including the bonus character and then opted to go for the alternate colors as well. I usually skimp out on those. Take SSF2X for example, 8 colors for each character? I think that explains it all! Well, I decided to go for it here and even included a mouseover script so you can see the alternates on the fly. It looks cool and was well worth my time.

So demanding with the samples...

MVC Half Faces

I've had poor resolution shots of Magneto and Storm in the MVC2 gallery for ages. Thanks to Henry and the excellent Inventiveflow, we have good quality versions of each. A small but very welcome update! Thanks!

Pretty useless update. Felt the need to capture icons from SSF2X. These are next to the life bar when in a match. Small images, and pretty much unnecessary, but they can be found here.

In the beginning of the Versus strategy guide were the two hidden stages in SFZ2. I didn't see these initially. The large versions are at a lower res than the rest, but they're definitely cool. You can see them both in the SFZ2 Background page or links to their bigger versions here (Australia) and here (Venezuela). Scouring through other strategy guides, I may have other stuff to scan in. See if I get the time to do so!

For those of you who have the Versus Books strategy guide for SFZ2/SFA2, you know that this is one of the best guides ever. A huge book packed with everything, an awesome layout and some cool art at the end, it remains my favorite. I checked it out again a few weeks ago and discovered the concept art for the level backgrounds. These are all fantastic, so I scanned in the entire lot. They're worth checking out and I scanned them all in at 300dpi. Enjoy!

SFZ2 Backgrounds

And here we are, so many years after SF2 came out and changed it all. I recall playing the original SF in the arcade, getting yelled at by my parents for sneaking across the highway to play. I remember the day I saw SF2 in the local arcade. Watching Ryu's animation, bouncing up and down, lines of people waiting to play. SF3's anticipation was almost as incredible as the fluid animation. Now, SF4.

And to think, I started running this site back in 2002. It's been 6 years?!

You know what this update is about. Click through for the first high-res Street Fighter IV official artwork!

SFIV Revealed!

Psyched about this! Certainly you already know of this. Well, my first gallery is now up! This is SF3:NG Sketches! All 12 characters are included here, and these are awesome. Some have the insert coin text overlaying, but it'll do for now. Here are your samples!

SF3 Sketches

I've put up a bunch of new logos to the Logo Gallery. This includes some of the missing games from before, SSF2: Tournament Battle, Street Fighter Collections 1 & 2, XSF: EX, MSF: EX and MVC: EX. It's a bit nuts, but quite cool. Enjoy!

I just started my studies towards my Master's degree and so the next 18 months are going to be hell. I've been spread too thin for a long time now, and this certainly will not help things.

However, there are some old galleries that I've tidied up for presentation. These aren't anything new, but they are cool IMO.

The first is a complete Chun-Li Gallery. It's quite extensive, and includes captures of every color swap in every game + official art. Of course, by extensive, I mean insane, but I've no doubt that someone out there will appreciate it. And by appreciate it, I mean steal everything from it. *sigh*

The second is an exhaustive Logo Gallery. This includes a ton of stuff, US, Euro and Japanese alternate titles (SF2'Plus for instance). Another thing that I did simply b/c I thought it was interesting. Enjoy it! I may have more on there if I get a few other caps. I'm looking for SSF2: Tournament Battle, Darkstalkers 3, and the EX Edition versions of the Marvel Vs. games (all Japanese). There are 69 different logos there now, that could grow fairly easily.

Looking through some older files on the site, I noticed some hadn't been updated since 2002. That made me think. It was 5 years ago that I had taken ill and created these pages! That was on my birthday in February of 2002. Happy Anniversary to myself! By contrast, my first site will be turning 12 this year. My, I'm getting old!

Anyways, you may have heard about the impending re-re-releases. Super Street Fighter II X and Super Puzzle Fighter II X will be released in HD later this year on the PS3, Xbox360 and PC (SPF2X only) platforms, all through online distribution. Seeing as how each have graced virtually every platform since their releases a decade+ ago, this isn't quite newsworthy. However, considering the fact that Udon Comics is redrawing sprites and art for it, this makes it very notable!!! For SSFIIX, it is said that the graphics themselves will receive a facelift, but the game code shall remain the same. I am a big fan of the SF Comics art, I'm quite excited about Udon's involvement. For the puzzler, the same shall hold true (also including the recent gameplay updates for the PSP port). However, they've also released the redrawn art for the series. This makes 3 different versions of the same art all listed below. Seeing as how it's some of my favorite, I'm not going to complain! The images, posted over at Gamespot are all in sweet, high-res quality (>1kx1k), so take a peek at the comparisons below, and head to Series 1b!

Gem/Pocket/Puzzle Fighter
Series 1	Series 1a	Series 1b

Finally, I updated the SF Game List to include these titles and some other ones I had missed. That list is massive!

Late Update!
Rare double update! Well, I took a peek at Puzzle Fighter and after re-capping stuff yesterday, I wanted to see if larger images were available. The screen-selection images were rather small, but the win round screens had the full images! All were there, barring Dan, who you're just given a small sprite. Anyways, I updated series Series 3, again!

Early Update
Matching the official art in Series 2 of the Gem/Pocket/Puzzle Fighter gallery is the win screen art from Gem Fighter. These GIFs are the same art, but I like 'em, so I decided to capture them. BTW, Photoshop CS2 has a great tool in helping make cropping that much easier! Check out the new rips in Series 2a. Samples? Oh, OK.

Gem/Pocket Fighter

Someone pointed out to my my overly poor JPG format captures in Gem/Pocket/Puzzle Fighter gallery #3. Since it was a quick thing to fix, I went back and re-captured them all in GIF format. Much better quality now! This contains all 10 characters from the Super Puzzle Fighter 2X game. Good stuff!

Javier asked me a while ago about getting Maki art from the GBA or PSP version of SFZ3. Unfortunately, other than the tiny edits I had in the first SFZ3 art series, I didn't have anything. He reminded me of an app for the PSP which allows you to perform screen captures! Therefore, I've gotten up a few extra bits of art in the SFZ3 galleries! Series 2 contains the 3 new characters portrat art, and Series 3 has 4 unedited win poses. None are the best quality, and all pale in comparison to the GIFs I've ripped from the arcade versions, but they'll do, and they complete some of the sets on the site. Enjoy, and many thanks to Javier!

I've just completed another move, hopefully the last for quite some time (purchased a home, expect it to be!) After so many changes, I'm excited about having my own place, however, getting my net connection going is taking some time. Hrmph. In the meantime, I have been informed of the re-release of the SFII anime here in the states. Something I have been looking forward to, this is the real version of the original anime from a decade ago. It's also uncut, so those who have always yearned to see the Chun-Li shower scene should be happy.

What I am unsure of is whether or not this will have the original Japanese audio w/ English subs. Since it's Manga, I expect it to be. I certainly hope so! For those purchasing, you'll be pleased to know that Udon Comics is including a mini-comic with the release. I liked their art of the series so much that there's a Comic Cover Gallery here on the site.

The DVD comes out on the 18th of July with pre-booking options starting on the 7th. The full-length movie runs at 110 minutes and carries a $19.98 price tag.

While I don't have a gallery for this, here are some images from the anime. I definitely look forward to this release and cross my fingers for Japanese dialogue!

Big update today, something that's taken me a while to get to.

Capcom Fighting Jam / Capcom Fighting Evolution

Well, first off, I have new logos for these, and both look good. Had to edit them, but got them looking quite nice. The big update is a complete set of art, courtesy of Capcom Europe. This includes all 21 characters (4 each from 5 games) + Ingrid, however Pyron isn't available. All are high resolution and I'm glad to have this art on the site, finally, even if I'm not a fan of the game. Check out the updated Capcom Fighting Jam / Capcom Fighting Evolution page for more.

The next 2 updates are from Ryuuko. The first is an addition to the SF3:3S section. This comes in the form of a new poster (and a higher res version of the existing one) and a new set of art! There are still some galleries out there to find, and this is a great one! While I can only find enough to replace half a set of the profiles (what I have isn't the best), this set includes all 20 characters, including Gill and separate art for Yun/Yang. All are very high quality, with the girls Makoto, Chun-Li and Ibuki being somewhat smaller than the others. It's an excellent addition to the site.

Finally is a long-overdue update to the last installment into the EX series. All 3 major series have had 3 titles, numbered, Zero and EX and the art for the latter is pretty sweet. I'd a pair of galleries prior which were low res and not very good. However, once again thanks to Ryuuko, I've updated the site with a full set of high-res art! Some good stuff in here and almost all characters have a very serious look to them. Highly recommended, as always!

Here are your snapshot previews of the day w/ their accompanying links, of course!

CFJ	SF3:3S	SFEX3

Finally, the Street Fighter Alpha Anthology will be hitting stores this month. It's a long-overdue collection of all the Zero/Alpha titles. I'm almost certain we're looking at a port of Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha from the CPS2 board, rather than Street Fighter Zero 2' / Alpha 2 Gold that appeared on the PS1 and SS. In addition, it's been verified that the 3rd game is a port from the console version of SFZ3/SFA3, which includes all the extra characters. For those wondering, this doesn't include those new fighters that appeared on the GBA/PSP game, nor does it include any enhancements made for SFZ3U which came out in arcades. What a long-convoluted history the series has! In any event, here are some assets you might be interested in regarding the series, including some wallpapers and a pair of humorous commercials (from YouTube)

In checking out Capcom Japan's site, I found the logo for the new SF Zero collection. Titled Street Fighter Zero: Fighter's Generation, the site confirms that it is indeed SFZ2A coming out in the collection. The home port was SFZ2' if you remember, and so this means that it's merely a port. No Shin Gouki, Cammy, etc. Well, it's still a collection and further proves (IMO) that the PS2 is the console of this last generation. Every game I really wanted came out on it, particularly in Japan. Anyways, here's the logo, and an update to the SF Zero Logo Page has received an update. 18 logos in all for the Zero/Alpha series.

SFZ:FG