Nah, you need to get some books that explain the story which are sold only in Japan. The site I read the (translated) content of these books is long dead. Other sources are not very verifiable.
this is kind of wack.
SF has a crapload of story too. I left a link in my last post. Like I mentioned you can spends days reading all of it. It's awesome. If you took the time to read the story and not just bash it without knowing anything about it you would think the way that I do.
But yes, KoF has alot of story too and it's awesome as well. I actually like KoF games better than SF games because the characters themselves are just more detailed in both their moves and their personality. Plus they release a new game every year which is sweet. BUT this isn't a KoF thread so I'll stop now. 
as is this.
the idea that someone has to supplement a game and then it becomes the REAL story isn't really fair. as I mentioned in another thread, I know an obscene amount of Star Wars trivia. this does not make Star Wars the original movie better. just because I know the story behind the jawas that were incinerated by the stormtroopers or the history of the tusken raiders does not mean the original plot is better.
this is also unfair but I am pretty certain both of you are clearly stretching the premise that these stories are really great just to make the argument that it really does matter, so I'm going to try a different tact. would you say the point of any of these fighting games is to present a story,
ever?
see, Rone's issue is a canon may have been violated (notice btw that there's still no evidence it has been). the argument so far has been that the canon is worthless and the counterargument is basically "nuh uh its good and it sucks that they broke it." so I ask instead, do these games even really include the story? and I'm not holding it to RPG standards. something like Gears of War includes cutscenes and even when it doesn't, often breaks the game immersion for an incoming message. even if you skip every cutscene or avoid every plot detail you can in Gears of War, Metal Gear Solid, Bioshock, GTA IV, you still run into some plot.
but almost all fighting games have a plot that is "x character is ina tournament for some reason". if I skip that intro and that ending, and then a few cutscenes, does the plot matter?
not really! fighting games aren't about plot presentation. that is why they include such ridiculous ideas like a yoga master who can stretch his bones or a man possessed by a big bastard sword. they are about presenting pretty shallow characters and very pretty character designs
by necessity.
so can you really argue that violating Street Fighter canon is a reason to dislike a game when the canon is such an irrelevant part of the game? I said this earlier, but the stories are MacGuffins; reasons for the characters to be there, not something to be preserved and respected. even the creators know this, which is why so many characters DO come back from the dead; its not something to really lose your shit about.
also Nightmare I don't want you to do all that work and then have only me read it, so you can still post that KoF storyline, just put it in hide tags so it doesn't stretch the topic.