Between pressuring Ryu and Ken to help his cause and the unlikely assistance from a news reporter named Chun-Li (Ming-Na), Guile may have a shot at overthrowing Bison once and for all. Before Sagat gets his vengeance against them, though, Guile’s forces show up just in the nick of time, taking everyone prisoner. Meanwhile, two conmen, Ryu Hoshi (Byron Mann) and Ken Masters (Damian Chapa), have wriggled their way into Sagat’s underworld and are exposed for trying to swindle the arms dealer out of high-powered weaponry. Luckily, Guile’s lieutenant, Cammy (Kylie Minogue before her extreme makeover into a pop diva sex kitten), manages to partially trace the whereabouts of Bison’s fortress, while Guile thwarts an attempt on his own life by a thug associated with Bison’s gunrunner, Victor Sagat (Wes Studi). Guile (Van Damme), demanding twenty billion dollars in a timely three days or the hostages will die. After Bison’s soldiers capture dozens of the AN’s relief workers, the megalomaniac sends a video streaming ultimatum to the opposing commander, Colonel William F.

The story takes place somewhere in South Asia in the fictional nation of Shadaloo (Shadaloo, Shadaloo, can you do the fandango?), where forces of the Allied Nations desperately wage war against the army of a villainous drug lord named General M. Joe the first go around, I have no doubt this time Jean-Claude Van Damme won’t be the only one curled up in a fetal position on the floor weeping in shame. Yet here we are with this Blu-ray, and all I can ask is: Why god, why? If Street Fighter fans weren’t disgusted enough with this Muppet version of G.I. Never again did I expect to watch writer/director Steven de Souza’s debacle known as ‘Street Fighter’ with my devilishly handsome set of brown peepers, never mind seeing the repulsive flick in 1080p high-definition.

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