Smash hell out of your loved ones with Capcom Fighting Collection 2 on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One…
The imaginatively titles Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is now out, and physical copies for Nintendo Switch and PS4 will include an original Capcom vs. SNK comic (limited numbers, so order fast!)
Aimed at lovers of fighting games, this collection of eight titles includes some well known titles:
- Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 Pro
- Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001
- Power Stone
- Power Stone 2
- Project Justice
- Capcom Fighting Evolution
- Street Fighter Alpha 3 UPPER
- Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein
Let’s have a look at these games in action:
The collection also features:
- Online play: casual and competitive, with the ability to play custom matches with competitors around the world.
- Training mode: available across all titles.
- Customizable battles: EX Settings specific to each game can be set, along with adjustable difficulty, display filters, support for 14 languages, and with customizable buttons and mid-game saves
- Remixed soundscapes: Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001, Power Stone 2, and Project Justice all have ver.2K25 songs created for the collection.
- Flashback: Capcom Fighting Collection 2 features music and art galleries, including never-before-seen concept art, design documents, and original arcade marquee cards.
You can get the Capcom Fighting Collection 2 now on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 (both have physical copies), PC via Steam, and Xbox One.
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