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Ahead of the Street Fighter movie‘s release this week, 2K Games has announced a new DLC pack for WWE 2K26 that lets you dress several WWE performers as Street Fighter action figures.

You can make the likes of Rey Mysterio and The Rock look like oversized toys, and each version of the WWE star will also come equipped with Street Fighter-inspired moves like the Shinku Hadoken, Psycho Crusher, Spiral Arrow, Electric Thunder, and Shoryuken. Pricing hasn’t been revealed yet, but generally, these character packs cost around $15.

Available starting October 28 as a standalone purchase–and not included in any existing bundles or premium editions of the game–the WWE 2K26 X Street Fighter Elite Pack includes:

• The Rock “Final Boss” as M. Bison
• Rey Mysterio as Ryu
• Bianca Belair as Cammy
• Ultimate Warrior as Blanka
• Dominik Mysterio as Ken

Strangely, there’s no Cody Rhodes Street Fighter skin, which is kind of weird since he plays Guile in the movie and has even cosplayed as him at WWE live events.  Additionally, the pack includes 15 Create-a-Superstar parts from several other Street Fighter characters: Akuma, Vega, and Chun-Li. Each Street Fighter skin is inspired by the Mattel Elite Collection WWE X Street Fighter figures, so this is merchandising taken to a new extreme. To paraphrase Danhausen, these are cursed.

Reviews have also begun appearing online for Street Fighter, and on GameSpot’s sister site Metacritic, the film has a “mixed or average” metascore of 46 from 19 reviews. Critics say that the movie’s story is an absolute mess, and it’s barely held together by several stylish fight scenes across its two-hour runtime.

The movie isn’t tracking well for its opening weekend either, as current estimates suggest that it could struggle to make a dent at the box office. At least popcorn bucket sales should be a hit.

“}]] [[{“value”:”Ahead of the Street Fighter movie’s release this week, 2K Games has announced a new DLC pack for WWE 2K26 that lets you dress several WWE performers as Street Fighter action figures.

You can make the likes of Rey Mysterio and The Rock look like oversized toys, and each version of the WWE star will also come equipped with Street Fighter-inspired moves like the Shinku Hadoken, Psycho Crusher, Spiral Arrow, Electric Thunder, and Shoryuken. Pricing hasn’t been revealed yet, but generally, these character packs cost around $15.

Available starting October 28 as a standalone purchase–and not included in any existing bundles or premium editions of the game–the WWE 2K26 X Street Fighter Elite Pack includes:

The Rock “Final Boss” as M. Bison

Rey Mysterio as Ryu

Bianca Belair as Cammy

Ultimate Warrior as Blanka

Dominik Mysterio as Ken

Strangely, there’s no Cody Rhodes Street Fighter skin, which is kind of weird since he plays Guile in the movie and has even cosplayed as him at WWE live events.  Additionally, the pack includes 15 Create-a-Superstar parts from several other Street Fighter characters: Akuma, Vega, and Chun-Li. Each Street Fighter skin is inspired by the Mattel Elite Collection WWE X Street Fighter figures, so this is merchandising taken to a new extreme. To paraphrase Danhausen, these are cursed.

Reviews have also begun appearing online for Street Fighter, and on GameSpot’s sister site Metacritic, the film has a “mixed or average” metascore of 46 from 19 reviews. Critics say that the movie’s story is an absolute mess, and it’s barely held together by several stylish fight scenes across its two-hour runtime.

The movie isn’t tracking well for its opening weekend either, as current estimates suggest that it could struggle to make a dent at the box office. At least popcorn bucket sales should be a hit.”}]]  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content