Two characters, but just one player, in 'Street Fighter' Capcom of America Anyone familiar with "Street Fighter," especially the most recent iterations, and primarily someone that is not good at fighting games in general, can agree: It's kind of tough. Mostly the special moves and combos. It calls for memorization of complex button combinations, an understanding of the applicable conditions involved plus deft timing. All of which makes the following clip so remarkable. First, it's someone controlling two characters at the same time, and that by itself is pretty nuts. But the fact that he or she is able to perform special maneuvers as well is certifiably insane. Considering how it's "Street Fighter: Third Strike," arguably the most complex entry in the series, simply makes all that more mind-blowing: The video is via Capcom-Unity's community management blog, which often highlights examples of fandom that involve their titles. Anyhow, footage of one person effectively playing two games at once is rather rare. The only way to top the footage above is with an oldie but goodie. It's someone controlling "Super Mario Bros" parts 1, 2, 3, and the original part 2 from Japan, at the same time, with just one input: