There are a ton of PC gamers out there who tune in regularly to Unity, so you must be jumping out of your pants with excitement that Street Fighter IV is finally available in North America. You can get the game two ways:

1. Hitch your horse to your buggy and canter into town to purchase the boxed version from a retailer, contributing to global warming. Return home, churn butter.
2. Follow this link, drop in some pertinent info and immediately download the game. Begin pwning foolz stat.

If you hate Mother Earth and love to sit around and wait, you can find the game in tons of different retail locations. If you have no patience and want it NOW, digital is the way to go.

If'n you jest gotta own the box and the DVD, you might want to look at this groovy Mad Catz bundle deal on Amazon.

Good information to have: the 360 versions of the Mad Catz Fight Sticks are automatically recognized by SFIV PC/Windows XP as soon as they are plugged in. The game will even default to joystick as soon as it senses the stick!

You love this song, but it is not actually on the soundtrack:

Fortunately, all the other great music from Street Fighter IV is on the soundtrack! You can listen to the entire soundtrack streaming over on AOL's Game soundtracks channel fer free. Once you've fallen in love all over again with the chunez, you can choose to clutter up your living space with a peachy 2 disc physical specimen or download digitally and cram it directly into your iTunes stack.

Hailey Bright from Coin-Op TV managed to coax some words from the notoriously camera-shy Seth Killian and some of the artists involved during the recent Street Fighter art exhibit in LA that we've talked about here a few times. Best bit is towards the end when Hailey put Seth (the person) on the spot about Seth (the SFIV boss).

Kotaku is full of win today, as usual. Bashcraft has worked some kind of internetz magic from Japan to get an interview with SoCal Street Fighter tourney legend Alex Valle. Alex is an old skool master of the game; I remember meeting him at one of the original Cannon Brother-organized Sunnyvale Golfland tournaments back in my original tenure at Capcom in the early 90s. Pick up from six-button knowledge from a man with waaaaaay more BP than you right here.

I love Kotaku, but I hate their Flash-based image galleries. Guys, you're just making me go through an extra step, quit it! They've got a quickie up about some killer customized Street Fighter Mighty Muggs created by one of their readers. Clearly, this dude needs to get on making a Chunster figure. Don't let Randy see these; he's got a certified Mighty Mugg obsession. Check out the shots over at their site, but don't you dare try to save them!