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Super Gem Fighter: Mini Mix ( Pocket Fighter in Japan): A fighting game that retains the Super-Deformed art style, but omits the puzzle component.The title itself is a spoof of Super Street Fighter II: Turbo. Super Puzzle Fighter II: Turbo: Exactly What It Says on the Tin Street Fighter fighting with an added puzzle component featuring a cutesy Super-Deformed art style.

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The collaboration in game development marks the first time ever that we'll see a 2D fighting game series crossing over with a 3D fighting game series. Street Fighter X Tekken and Tekken X Street Fighter take this a step further, with Street Fighter characters going up against Tekken characters.Unlike the other titles, the roster choices were a bit more unorthodox. Later on, SNK made their own title, SNK vs. SNK 2 contains a greater range of characters from both companies' fighting game catalog.

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SNK Pro merely consisted of Street Fighter and The King of Fighters characters (with Morrigan from Darkstalkers and Nakoruru from Samurai Shodown), the sequel Capcom vs. SNK and its upgraded re-release Capcom vs. SNK series is an even bigger Massive Multiplayer Crossover, featuring characters from two different companies both known for their 2D fighting games. Capcom 3, Project X Zone (a pair of sequels to Namco X Capcom, which brought Sega into the mix in the first and Nintendo in the second), and Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (which introduced even more Capcom characters, including some odd original ones like Amingo, the granddaughter of the original Son Son and the pirate Ruby Heart), Bandai × Capcom (a genre shift to turn-based strategy RPG), Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes (which now included characters from other Capcom games like Mega Man and Captain Commando), Marvel vs. Street Fighter (again, self-explanatory), Marvel vs. Street Fighter (self-explanatory), Marvel Super Heroes vs.

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for full details), which includes X-Men vs.

This led to the inevitable Massive Multiplayer Crossover (see Capcom vs.

The former features characters strictly from X-Men (plus Akuma, also as a secret Guest Fighter) while the latter includes characters from the whole Marvel Universe, such as Spider-Man, Captain America, and the Hulk.

X-Men: Children of the Atom and Marvel Super Heroes: a couple of Marvel Comics licensed fighting games.

Darkstalkers: which uses horror-themed characters, such as vampires, yeti, werewolves, succubi, and even Frankenstein's Monster.

Cyberbots: A mecha-themed fighting game that's actually a pseudo sequel to Armored Warriors, a Final Fight-style beat 'em up featuring the same mechas.

In addition to the normal Street Fighter and Alpha series, Capcom also released a number of partially-related peripheral series, as an attempt to cash in on its success:

Street Fighter (1990s Western Animation series).

Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist ( live-action miniseries).

Street Fighter Online: Mouse Generation.

Street Fighter The Miniatures Game - Tabletop miniatures game.

Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game - Tabletop RPG that uses White Wolf's Storyteller system.

Street Fighter The Novel Where Strength Lies (illustrated novel).

SF 25 The Art Of Street Fighter (art book).

Ready Player One: Ryu and Chun-Li appear multiple times as background avatars in the OASIS, even joining in the final battle.

Ryu, Ken, and Zangief return in Ralph Breaks the Internet.

Wreck-It Ralph: Ryu, Ken, Bison, Zangief, Chun-Li, and Cammy all make significant cameos in the film, officially used with Capcom's permission.Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li (the second live-action movie).Street Fighter (the first live action movie).Street Fighter (American comics from UDON).Street Fighter (American comics from Malibu).Street Fighter Gaiden, an episodic two-volume manga focusing on the Street Fighter II cast's adventures.Street Fighter III Ryu Final, a manga following Ryu as he battles Akuma.