The Street Fighter 4K Steelbook is available for pre-order and comes in either Champion or Villain variants

Street Fighter's 4K Steelbook Edition will let fans choose between a special hero or villain edition, and pre-orders are now open on Amazon.

Street Fighter officially hits theaters today, but some retailers aren't wasting any time getting the physical version up for pre-order.

Standard 4Ks are now available for purchase from a few different retailers, but the film is also getting a very fun Amazon-exclusive 4K steelbook that comes in two variants: hero or villain.

Pre-order Street Fighter Amazon Exclusive 4K Steelbook

Amazon Exclusive Steelbook - 4K UHD + Blu-Ray + Digital Copy.

Of course, the release date is not available for them yet because this movie has just been released in theaters. The same goes for any information about bonus features.

However, once they are revealed, we'll be sure to update this. For now, take a look at these great 4Ks and quickly find your favorites.

Steelbooks in particular can sell out well, so don't wait too long to pre-order.

Depending on which stylebook you buy, you'll have a different set of characters adorning the cover.

As you'd expect, these are either heroes or villains, which is a fun way to split up a steelbook edition like this. Overall, this is quite a lively cover, so it's sure to be a standout in your film library.

These are listed for $47.99, but prices may drop between now and release, which you're sure to get with Amazon. Also, as a reminder, Amazon does not charge you for this pre-order until the item ships.

Pre-order Street Fighter – Standard Edition

If you're not interested in the Steelbook and are just looking for a regular 4K version to buy, Amazon and Walmart both have versions available for pre-order right now for $38.99.

This cover is a lot less busy than the steelbook above, but still has a vibrant red background with "Street Fighter" in bright yellow above it.

While its physical release is probably still a long way off, this is a great time to catch the movie in theaters.

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

And if you're looking to buy 4K and other Blu-rays, check out our roundup of what's coming soon.

Hannah Houlihan is a freelance writer who writes with the business team here at IGN.