Street Fighter’s 4K Steelbook Is Up for Preorder, and Comes in Champion or Villain Variants

Street Fighter officially hits movie theaters today, but some retailers are wasting no time in getting its physical version up for preorder.

Standard 4Ks are now available to buy from a couple of different retailers, but the film is also getting a very fun Amazon-exclusive 4K steelbook that comes in two different variants for you to choose from: Champion or Villain .

Preorder Street Fighter Amazon Exclusive 4K Steelbook

Of course, a release date is not yet available for these since the movie only just released in theaters. Same goes for any information on bonus features.

However, once they've been revealed, we'll be sure to update this. For now, take a look at these awesome 4Ks and be quick to grab your favorites.

The steelbooks, in particular, could very well sell out, so don't wait too long to put in a preorder.

Depending on which steelbook you buy, you'll have a different collection of characters gracing the cover.

As you'd expect, these are either champions or villains, which is a fun way to split up a steelbook release like this. In general, it's quite a vibrant cover as well, so it's sure to be a standout in your movie library.

These are listed for $47.99, but prices may come down between now and release, which you're guaranteed to get with Amazon. Plus, as a reminder, Amazon won't charge you for this preorder until the item ships either.

Preorder Street Fighter – Standard Edition

If you're not interested in the steelbook and just looking for a regular ol' 4K to buy, Amazon and Walmart both have copies up right now to preorder for $38.99.

This cover is a lot less crowded than the steelbook above, but still features the vibrant red background with 'Street Fighter' in bright yellow across the top.

While its physical release is likely still a long ways away, this is the perfect time to catch the movie in theaters.

If that's part of your weekend plan and you're curious what to expect, IGN's Tom Jorgensen said in his review that it's "dumber than a box of rocks, but have you ever thrown rocks at things? It can be pretty fun with the right combination of enthusiastic friends and anarchic spirit."

And if you're looking to buy some more 4Ks and Blu-rays, check out our rundown of what's releasing soon to stock up.

Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the commerce team here at IGN.