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Rock Opera Album Trilogy Tells The Tale Of Street Fighter II
Six years of work and three full-length albums later, musical group Man Factory has completed its Street Fighter II-inspired rock opera.
The first of three albums (appropriately titled Street Fight: Rounds 1, 2, and 3) released back in 2007, with the final part of the trilogy releasing last month.
The albums follow the story arcs of Ken and Chun Li as she seeks revenge against M. Bison, and he deals with romance problems and his friend Ryu. More characters appear throughout the story, however, even singing their own songs.
You can check out the full opera on Man Factory's BandCamp page by heading here.
[Source: Man Factory, via Nintendo Life]
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