With Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li arriving in theaters February 27, it’s time to take a look back at the video game movies that brought us to this point.

DOA: Dead Or Alive is based on the best selling "Dead or Alive" videogame franchise where the women "have the looks…that kill." An all out action-packed extreme combat film about a secret invitational-only martial arts tournament

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Hollywood's superhero foursome is still fantastic at the box office. The 20th Century Fox sequel ''Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer'' debuted as the No. 1 weekend flick with $57.4 million in sales, slightly surpassing the $56.1 million opening of ''Fantastic Four'' two years ago, according to studio estimates Sunday.

Legendary Hong Kong action director and choreographer Corey Yuen brings Tecmo's best-selling video-game franchise to the big screen in a martial arts extravaganza featuring an impressive quartet of female fighters including Devon Aoki, Sarah Carter, Jaime Pressly, and Holly Valance. Continue Summary Pictures / Cast and Crew / More

The best-selling video game Dead or Alive has an interesting feature: you can stop the female characters’ breasts from bouncing if they are too distracting. On Sept. 8, legendary Hong Kong action director and choreographer Corey Yuen brings DOA: Dead or Alive to the big screen in a martial arts extravaganza. The female cast includes Devon Aoki, Sarah Carter, Jaime Pressly, and Holly Valance.

Actress Jaime Pressly was saved by bouncers after a drunk man assaulted her in a bar on the Chinese set of her movie DOA: Dead Or Alive. The tough 29-year-old is confident she could have handled herself and even managed to deliver the last blow, with a lit cigarette.