The embedded video above is a short film called Turbo, created by a USC film student as his thesis project, shot entirely on an incredibly affordable, high-resolution video camera called RED One. The guys who made this flick are obviously heavily influenced by Street Fighter and video games in general, as you can see from the opening fight montage that ends with a straight-up hadoukenening. What I dig is that their take on games is not too different from Microsoft or Nintendo's current mode of thinking, with the main character using a cross between Natal and a Dance Dance pad to engage in EVO-style shenanigans. Whatever, at least this short film is better than Gamer looks...

_{Little known fact is that I am actually on my second tour of duty with Capcom, having joined straight out of college in 1993 (yes, I am actually that old). I began my original rotation with the company shortly after the first game with the words "Super" and "Street Fighter" appeared on the SNES, and was in the office for only a few weeks when the test board for Super Turbo arrived. James Goddard (aka the creator of Dee Jay) and Dave Winstead were still with Capcom at that point, and I got to know them a little bit before they boogied.}

_{A few days before announcing Super Street Fighter IV, I managed to track down Mr. Goddard (who is currently working on one of the two MMOs being produced in Austin, TX, worth being excited about) and asked him to share with Unity his recollections from the olden days, as well as his feelings about now seeing his creation come to life in 3D.}

_{Take it away, Goddard:}

Probably the worst kept secret on the internet has received its final outing on Gamespot. Check out their article for first initial details on the forthcoming Super Street Fighter IV.

Look, either you find Andy Samberg funny or you want to stab him in he kidneys with pencils, but there is no denying that he is on TV. And occasionally, on a boat. Andy provides a voice in upcoming 3D CG movie that I don't want to take my kids to, Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs, which is two facts together. Sony Pictures has kicked out this "behind the scenes" look at the movie, which is funnier than I think the actual movie will be. Why do we care here at Capcom Unity? Check out the 2:00 mark. Thanks to #1 internet techporn site Gizmodo for finally taking a break from breathlessly posting Apple rumors and software updates long enough to find this for us. 'Cause chances are I would not have voluntarily watched this clip on my own.

You can take your Daigos and your JWongs and your Clothhands and stick 'em where the sun don't shine. These dudes are the real Street Fighter champs! I didn't know you could do so many moves by wanging on the buttons with your fist!