THE CRAZE for mimicking the video game Streetfighter has spread to the streets of London. The new ‘Hadouken’ craze that has been sweeping the internet for a few weeks has now been taken to new lengths, with this professional photographer deciding to try his hand at posing pretend fireballs and throwing fake dragon-punches. London photographer, who goes by the name Anatoleya, 29, convinced his friends to recreate his favourite video game characters fighting it out in Britain’s capital. ‘Streetfighter is more than a fighting game - it takes practice, patience and skill to master a character and their unique moves’
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