Two years later, after countless fan-mail asking, "When is the website coming back?"... the main page of Street Fighter Devotion was replaced with a teaser logo for Street Fighter Devotion 2. The production for the new website had begun.

The project goal was, again, to create an unprecedented Street Fighter museum with a desired launch date in-time for the 20th Anniversary of Street Fighter (2008). This was no easy task. SFD thus hired a group of talented individuals with varied skills to push the level of information. The sheer level of complexity was far too great for one designer alone. With support from various companies such as UDON Entertainment, Anchor Bay, Sota Toys, Sabertooth and CAPCOM themselves, the SFD development team knew that the bar had been raised even higher and was being watched by those who moulded the franchise into what it is today.

One month later, after endless days of hard work and pizza, Team SFD is proud to present you with the latest website inspired by the greatest video game series of all-time: Street Fighter. We hope you enjoy your stay.

- TEAM SFD

		Small, Kerwin Orlando - PHOTOGRAPHER Currently looking for his next "big hit", Kerwin had a private "photo set" in the SFD Studio where he spent countless days balancing angles, camera focus and room lighting. He was responsible for every high-quality museum photo you see in Street Fighter Devotion 2.
		Happy, John - EVENT ORGANIZER [ EMAIL ] A long-time Street Fighter fan and cosplayer, John organizes various events that Team SFD attends such as conventions and panels. Speak to him if you have any questions regarding Team SFD availability and appearances. John was also in charge of ensuring the information from the first Street Fighter Devotion was properly carried over to the new website.
		Tan, Brittany - SENIOR EDITOR [ EMAIL ] Just about anyone can do research, but what was most important about Brittany (who is responsible for the Character Profiles) is that she writes in an entertaining and legible way without personal opinions or rumors. You could only get this from someone like her who had minimal Street Fighter experience, but writes as a professional journalist. Brittany is also known as the "little one" in the studio.
		Martinez, Allan Joseph - EDITOR [ EMAIL ] Hard-working and focused on his job, Allan spent most of his time at the studio painstakingly editing almost every page (300+) of web code to ensure quality and functionality. Allan is also head of the Official Team SFD Facebook Group and the Official Street Fighter Art deviantArt page.
		Quan, Joseph - REVIEW EDITOR Joe was the first of three game reviewers who fancies the III and Cross-over titles. Always distracted by wanting to PLAY Street Fighter, much of his work was delayed, but was eventually completed successfully. Joe also constantly destroys "SFD" in 3rd Strike.
		Taylor, Ty Prince - REVIEW EDITOR Ty was the second of three game reviewers who fancies the EX and Alpha titles. He was highly motivated by his hero Superman and occasionally had the show Smallville playing from a DVD at his work-station.
		"SFD" - PRODUCER [ EMAIL ] The founder and producer "SFD" remains without a picture. Some of you may have seen him at your local hobby conventions stationed with UDON Entertainment and CAPCOM. The website StreetFighterDevotion.com is a gift for Street Fighter fans; a fun, new way to learn Street Fighter history. Even as the producer, he does not want to take direct credit – When Commissioner Gordon told Batman, "I never got to say Thank you", Batman replied, "And you'll never have to."

There are many other people who continue to contribute to Street Fighter Devotion.
Thank you all for your hard work and continued support.