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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Street Fighter: The Movie (also nicknamed Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game) was the title of two different games in the Street Fighter series, both based on the 1994 film adaptation Street Fighter. The arcade version was developed by the same staff behind Time Killers, while the PlayStation/SegaSaturn versions, although published by Acclaim outside of Japan, was developed by Capcom themselves. Such recursive adaptations are not unheard of, but they are rare for video games. Despite having the same title, the home version developed by Capcom is not a port of the arcade version. Though they both used the same digitized pictures are sprites, in the manner of Mortal Kombat, any similarities between the two end there. Even the digitization method used to convert the footage into game graphics were different for both games. In fact, the home version was actually released in Japan under a different title: Street Fighter: Real Battle on Film. |