STREET FIGHTER CRAZE SPREADS TO LONDON

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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