#sfxt

what REALLY happened to Ryu after his Street Fighter x Tekken ending

Street Fighter x Tekken I can't get over how great the cinematics were for this game. I also apparently never finished uploading all my gifs I made from it so I'm gonna redo some and finish uploading the rest. With that being said, I wish the game would of focused on having an actual story that better connected the characters. Bison having intel on the Mishima Zaibatsu & knowing that Jin was running it at the time was definitely an interesting premise, also the fact that he pulled up on their headquarters & went at Jin straight up instead of sending any henchman to take him out was fire.

There is also a hint that Jin & Kazuya had a previous conversation about Ryu at some point so that was some more interesting detail they could of played into.

I feel like maybe they could of just had Jin in control of the Pandora & Bison was the first to hear about it so he invades the Mishima Zaibatsu. As they're fighting, Akuma (or Ogre depending on who you are using) ambushes them both and takes it.

Fighting Game Anniversaries in 2022: Capcom Games

Note: All dates are going after their first known release date

35 Years (1987):

Street Fighter/ Fighting Street (August 12, 1987)

30 Years (1992):

Street Fighter II’: Championship Edition (March 1992)

Street Fighter II’ Turbo: Hyper Fighting (December 1992)

25 Years (1997):

Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter (June 25th, 1997)

Pocket Fighter/Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix (September 4th, 1997)

Street Fighter III: New Generation (February 1997)

Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact GIANT ATTACK (October 1997)

Vampire Savior (May 1997)

Street Fighter Collection NOT PICTURED (September 18th, 1997)

Rival Schools: United By Fate/Shiritsu Justice Gakuen: Legion of Heroes (November 1997)

20 Years (2002):

N/A

15 Years (2007):

Sengoku Basara X (Arc System Works/Capcom, 2007)

History’s Strongest Disciple Kenichi (Eighting/Capcom, March 2007)

10 Years (2012):

Street Fighter X Tekken (March 6th, 2012)

5 Years (2017):