Capcom has just announced Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection. This new collection features 12 Street Fighter games and will release in May 2018. In order to celebrate this announcement, Capcom also released a trailer dedicated to this collection that you can watch below.
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection will feature Street Fighter, Street Fighter 2, Street Fighter 2: Champion Edition, Street Fighter 2: Hyper Fighting, Super Street Fighter 2, Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo, Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter Alpha 2, Street Fighter Alpha 3, Street Fighter 3, Street Fighter 3: 2nd Strike and Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike.
All of the aforementioned games will come with arcade perfect gameplay. Furthermore, Street Fighter 2: Hyper Fighting, Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo, Street Fighter Alpha 3 and Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike will support online play. These four games will have both ranked and casual matches, and will feature lobbies as well as leaderboards.
Enjoy!
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Not buying it as it would make me rage as it did in the 80s. 😀
better to just emulate these games than giving money to crapcum
Capcom is never going to stop milking this old cow are they?
Capcom being capcom
hell yeah
Nothing makes me feel like celebrating something more than being asked to pay for something…..
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There still must be a lot of people who haven’t heard of MAME.
I used mame back in 1999….. 🙂
Not everyone is a theft either
Theft? Emulation helps keep old games alive and isn’t illegal, and nobody steals anything(the pirates of software buy games to copy it), making a copy of the software and cracking it just breaks the EULA of the software. Funny, back in the day, the very companies and corportations that claim pirates were stealing, provided the very same people with the ability to copy.
Theft of license. By copying software that you do not “own”, you are creating an illegitimate license which the original creator did not approve of.
That was funny! Thanks
I remember you. We had a discussion regarding piracy before, where I showed an analogy to piracy using that “free drinks” example you had given. Don’t really feel like repeating all that again, but if you’re interested I can.
I had forgotten about you but you reminded me a pointless discussion so I won’t argue with you. I don’t have time for this I have so many stolen games to play! Or more accurately stolen licences…
Well the discussion wasn’t pointless as far as you were concerned back then since you agreed with me. Either you, I couldn’t care less what you do. Next time don’t bother commenting when you’d rather be doing something else like stealing.
hahaha you keep writing and writing and what you write is nonsense making fool out of yourself. Do you know I am not working a proper job? Do you know how much I earn? Do you think someone can have a proper conversation with you? I feel like talking to a robot or a lawyer! I am laughing at the “seriousness” of you replies but the bottom line is you can’t comprehend some things and yes I have thousands of “illegal” roms and I even pirate newer games.. Oh and btw I am pretty sure I have spent much more money on gaming than you.. My collection of mostly retro but also newer games estimates for thousands of euros. Stop acting so wise and mature and maybe try and see some things your narrow mind at the moment can’t see. I can steal and respond at the same time dude no problem.
Shhh… it’s okay. You’ll get there eventually. Looks like I struck a nerve. But either way, your theft isn’t justified just because you spend money on other games. You’re free to debate, but I doubt you will.
Bored.. other things to do.. like enjoy all the things you don’t have..
Lol, sure. Have fun.
what’s that please tell that is not related to piracy and terrorism i hate piracy and terrorism
Sorry, it’s related to terrorism.
Emulation isn’t piracy and it’s a way of keeping old games alive
Emulation is not piracy, but using emulators to play illegally downloaded ROMs is.
I hate retardation and SJWism, which is the same thing.
Back when Capcom but some actual work into their games upon release.
Only problem with these being based on the arcade versions: no practice mode.
So 5 Street Fighter II games and no Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper or Max? Disappointment
All ports of the base arcade versions, so console specific versions aren’t part of the collection.
Upper is not a console specific version it is an arcade exclusive version made for the Sega NAOMI motherboard
Ah, interesting…
…Ready the pitchforks.
Damn that was a nice flashback.
I was lucky enough to play SF in 3 countries back in the 90s, and honestly my favorite were the modified versions with the game sped up and the colors modified. The lines to play were insane! And when you got on a winning streak, people would run to buy you a drink or snack while you held onto your domination.
So many quarters in so many years. I cannot think of anything since that time that occupied my time in such a way. We even went toe to toe over glitchers or spammers out back behind the convenience store /arcade, back when people could handle their issue without involving the cops or pulling a gun.
StreetFighter life. 😀
Some of the best memories of my life are from SF in the 90’s, good times. First thing i would always do when visiting a new city, find the record stores and a SF machine.