Also during the Street Fighter panel, Street Fighter: Assassin’s Fist creator Joey Ansah announced there will be a follow up to the live action Street Fighter series. The series is called Street Fighter: World Warrior and is in the pipeline. No further details were announced

Street Fighter: Assassin’s Fist is streaming now on Machinima. On October 28, it will be released on Blu-ray and DVD. The news was announced at the Street Fighter panel at Comic-Con, which Siliconera attended.

The Street Fighter: Assassin’s Fist disc will include extras, some of which were shown during the panel. Here’s what you can expect:

    Four deleted scenes – one of them takes place in episode 3 where Gouken is by the fire with Ken and Ryu. Ken asks a question about Dan and how he fits in will be explained.
    There will be extended scenes – one takes place where Ryu and Ken play Mega Man 2 and Ken reads a letter from his father.
    Ryu has a monologue on Goutetsu’s grave
    12 behind the scenes featurettes – some of these take place within the world of Assassin’s Fist where Ken uses a ’90s style camcorder to self film.
    Bloopers
    An epilogue that’s fifteen minutes long. This involves Gouken writing a letter to Ryu and Ken saying that a fight with Akuma is inevitable.

- how that Gouki make and actual living to support himself and pevent his students from starving (and their level of training requires a lot of food to make up for all the expended energy) - unless he's fully funded by Ken's parents or something

- why oh why did Ken's parents think it was a good idea to send their kid, possibly the only heir to a furtune (and thus a likely kidnapping victim candidate) off to train with some hermit in the middle of nowhere?

- how that Gouki make and actual living to support himself and pevent his students from starving (and their level of training requires a lot of food to make up for all the expended energy) - unless he's fully funded by Ken's parents or something
- how Gouken found Ryu
- why oh why did Ken's parents think it was a good idea to send their kid, possibly the only heir to a furtune (and thus a likely kidnapping victim candidate) off to train with some hermit in the middle of nowhere?