@@SoloEmpireOfficial that's one of the conclusions I came to in my video. There is a serious/competitive scene on Fightcade that I do feel will keep that community alive.
i don't think it will effect it to much. people are forgetting that there is a way to play 3rd strike online through the 30th anniversary collection, yet fightcade is still the most popular method. also it isn't like fightcade is doing numbers in grand scheme of things. i might see about 300 people on at most.
kudos to capcom, they finally doing things right! but, fightcade ain’t going no where. while capcom is massive with fighters and brawlers on fightcade, there are some missing titles. then you got your snk fighters & brawlers that are also highly active with players. when capcom collection 1 first came out. 2 weeks later fightcade still active with players.
@@rocknflip66 This was a good read. Fightcade has a really strong community and I do feel that overall it will maintain. I will say that Capcom Fighting Collection 1 was so/so while these newer collections look a whole lot better and polished. At least they appear that way. They have taken time in these.
I also did a video on this and from my experince, these collections survive one or two months tops and then everyone starts to migrate back to Fightcade for those games. If anything, Fightcade grows stronger from this and we all get to own the games in modern formats.
@@Fighter101network I just subbed to your page as well. I saw some interesting stuff I wanted to check out. I will definitely be checking out your content.
People ain’t gonna be playing these collections online in the next year or two. I hate how gamers do this but it’s just how collections work. People stop playing and eventually go back to emulation
By that logic, Fightcade would have gone out of business in 2019 when the street fighter 30th anniversary collection came out. I'm all for fighting collections and MVC2, Xmen COTA, , all of it being more accessible to the general public. However there's so many upsides to Fightcade. It's still got rollback netcode, It's going to have the the most competitive community (especially since there's no cross play with the collection). It runs on a potato. It's aslo got an insane community for other games. There's a king of fighters 94 community, there's windjammers, there's turfmasters.. It goes on forever
@birdman4birdlegs Unfortunately, it's also got an incredibly toxic community that constantly dumps on companies like Capcom and (more importantly) anyone who chooses to play on console or buy these collections. They judge people for not using Fightcade and many of its users speak with this "air of superiority" towards people that don't use the service. It's not *every* Fightcade user (some are pretty cool), but it's more than enough to actuvely make people NOT want to use the service.
If thirdstrike gets a better version eventually that eclipses the netcode and emulation of fightcade then the fc comminity will suffer. I also have heard from Romneto that the emulation for mvc2 is better in the mvc collection, hopefully these sorts of trends continue and the matchmaking and networking is worth the premium price tag.
@@DethMetalGuitars From what I have experienced the matchmaking seems pretty good. The time I played online I was paired with people on similar lvl. I have heard people talking about having trouble finding matches but I haven't experienced that. It's not instant but it also doesn't take forever.
Fightcade is something that already works, and can be actually used as a benchmark for future games. It's poverty gaming in a nutshell because it's free. It's just hell to configure, but it's a one and done thing. Fightcade is always gonna be there for us.
I think Fightcade will be fine but after picking up this Marvel vs Capcom collection I feel no need to play THOSE games on Fightcade anymore. The collection is awesome btw.
The collection is really good! But I agree fightcade will be fine due to its following and community. But it does lose a level of importance with the collection being out.
3:11 actually, no you weren't, because the PS2 version was actually the worst version. I had a copy myself, and I noticed input lag. Anybody that knows me, knows that I despise input lag in fighting games
I care about having the best experience. From what I can tell about the upcoming CFC2, it looks to be superior to Fightcade overall. The only real downsides are the fact that it costs money and the lack of widescreen support. But those are minor compared to all of the many upsides. For me personally, I will be making the switch and leaving Fightcade behind.
@@Midori_Hoshi Very interesting take! Especially considering that you are a fightcade user. I believe you are the first one to comment and openly say that you will be switching over.
I can understand where you are coming from. Your statement makes sense when you look at all this stuff on paper. It comes down to the wants and needs of the player. For some people they get what they want from FC and its online community. I have said it before but I think a lot of the success of these collections will come from how much continuous support they receive from not only the fans but Capcom. I think it's an excellent alternative for those who either don't own a PC, have trouble installing or just don't like playing against the hardcore scene on FC.
@GamerGee See, this is my problem with people who use Fightcade. Fightcade itself is fine as a platform, and I'm happy it exists. Don't insult people who either choose not to use Fightcade or CAN'T use Fightcade. Some people might be incredibly skilled at fighting games, but have IRL circumstances that keep them from being able to use Fightcade. Even worse are the people who insult the companies who are actually trying to throw fans a bone by rereleasing games like what Capcom's doing, or hate on companies for continuing to support a series by giving it things like a new installment. Again, it's FINE to like what you like, but bringing down other people like that or hating on something that other people love like that just to be the "cool edgy guy who doesn't support businesses" is so toxic and childish.
It means…the audiences will live separately, the ones who just wanna hit the play button and _not_ dick around with like 50-dozen settings just to make it run, and the ones who already have found their ideal settings, not to mention the collection 2 and marvel 2 in the mvc collection is for the most part are _the naomi_ editions, not the Dreamcast versions (plasma sword is the only one in collection 2 to be the home version, as the original arcade game ran on PlayStation equivalent hardware)
I had a 360 back in the day and that red ring was terrifying. Luckily it never happened to me but I did have friends it happened too though. I have owned MVC 2 once PS2 and multiple times digitally. Sold my hard copy (Not the smartest thing I have ever done).
Fightcade isnt going anywhere. But fightcade doesn't work for everyone. If it worked well for me, i wouldn't buy the new collections. But I tried it and it was too laggy for me. So im happy i can just buy them
Free dosent mean perfect and I’m seeing that a lot in this comment section. Fightcade can be buggy as shit. It’s time to let that go and move on to better things
I think that is one of the biggest concerns I hear on the Internet and when talking with people I know is how buggy it can be. A lot of people who enjoy it still say it can be much better. But if gives them the opportunity to play those retro games so it works for them.
Think about it like this… if you play on Fightcade, why would you spend $499 + $20-30 per month for online access just to play what you BEEN playing for Free??? Unless you just love the game and want another option for matches.
@@SoloEmpireOfficial You make a good point. But to be fair I think that argument goes both ways because for those who own consoles they probably theel the same way about purchasing a laptop/computer. I literally just purchased my first gaming laptop about a year ago and I love it. Of course I use it for more than just gaming and it's an investment far beyond video games. I understand that not everyone has the financial ability to do the same. But I absolutely get what you are saying which is why I feel that it will come down to what works for the individual. In the comment section a lot of people give great explanations including you.
Fightcade ain’t goin nowhere. Marvel origins released in 2011 I bought it ps3 fightcade was still strong marvel 2 rerealeased soon after I got that fightcade still strong. Street fighter 30th sucks online lmao it released on ps3 it was dope fightcade still persists Fightcade has its own community you gotta track down roms which is still illegal if you don’t own originals. You gotta do forums to find matches put matches up it’s its own thing it’s not going anywhere. It’s good to not have to go that route though they are bringing quality and they want the money
R.i.p fightcade but it still be around because kof 98 2002 super turbo that's it. Mvc series CVS series will be dead and project justice. Nobody play power stone at fightcade including alpha 3
It means nothing. These games will have a decent number of players post launch but the online is going to still be shotty. Fightcade will still be the most reliable way to play these roms
Good points!. I feel it will ultimately come down to wants and needs. As I stated in the video I think that Fight Cade has built a strong community and remains around. Like you stated I feel that the strength of it lies in its online community and the ease of communication. I feel that the collections will show benefits in a lot of other areas. Ultimately I think that it will come down to how invested Capcom is in these collections and the continued support. I personally feel that it will be much better than the original collection from years ago. They seem to be a whole lot more interested.
Fightcade is where the most skilled and serious players are. That community won’t be going anywhere. Oh, and it’s FREE
@@SoloEmpireOfficial that's one of the conclusions I came to in my video. There is a serious/competitive scene on Fightcade that I do feel will keep that community alive.
People on fightcade might dibble and dabble on console but they been playing these games well over 20 years. They will keep playing fightcade
Fightcade will never die coz is really good and free, also they have a community
Fightcade is FREE, it won't affect it at all.
Free dosent mean it isn’t buggy as shit
And quite frankly, I am incredibly happy that it came to the Switch, because having these games on the go is a dream for somebody like me.
i don't think it will effect it to much. people are forgetting that there is a way to play 3rd strike online through the 30th anniversary collection, yet fightcade is still the most popular method. also it isn't like fightcade is doing numbers in grand scheme of things. i might see about 300 people on at most.
kudos to capcom, they finally doing things right! but, fightcade ain’t going no where.
while capcom is massive with fighters and brawlers on fightcade, there are some missing titles.
then you got your snk fighters & brawlers that are also highly active with players.
when capcom collection 1 first came out. 2 weeks later fightcade still active with players.
@@rocknflip66 This was a good read. Fightcade has a really strong community and I do feel that overall it will maintain.
I will say that Capcom Fighting Collection 1 was so/so while these newer collections look a whole lot better and polished. At least they appear that way. They have taken time in these.
I also did a video on this and from my experince, these collections survive one or two months tops and then everyone starts to migrate back to Fightcade for those games. If anything, Fightcade grows stronger from this and we all get to own the games in modern formats.
@@Fighter101network I will definitely give it a watch and check out your channel.
@@CodeRed88 Glad to be your 30th subscription. keep up the good work.
That is so dope of you! I really appreciate the support, kind words and encouragement. Thank you.
@@Fighter101network I just subbed to your page as well. I saw some interesting stuff I wanted to check out. I will definitely be checking out your content.
It just means more options, piracy (fight cade) or commercial (the collections)
It means fightcade going outta business 😂😂😂😂
People ain’t gonna be playing these collections online in the next year or two. I hate how gamers do this but it’s just how collections work. People stop playing and eventually go back to emulation
@@NGAMAKANUI trust me after the collection drops as long as its available we’ll never go back to emulation
Fightcade is too good, it's free and it Will remain free and supported.
Now way this dumb collection Will ever beat fightcade @@NGAMAKANUI
By that logic, Fightcade would have gone out of business in 2019 when the street fighter 30th anniversary collection came out. I'm all for fighting collections and MVC2, Xmen COTA, , all of it being more accessible to the general public. However there's so many upsides to Fightcade. It's still got rollback netcode, It's going to have the the most competitive community (especially since there's no cross play with the collection). It runs on a potato. It's aslo got an insane community for other games. There's a king of fighters 94 community, there's windjammers, there's turfmasters.. It goes on forever
@birdman4birdlegs Unfortunately, it's also got an incredibly toxic community that constantly dumps on companies like Capcom and (more importantly) anyone who chooses to play on console or buy these collections. They judge people for not using Fightcade and many of its users speak with this "air of superiority" towards people that don't use the service. It's not *every* Fightcade user (some are pretty cool), but it's more than enough to actuvely make people NOT want to use the service.
One to play, one to keep sealed…game collector OCD in its purest form 😂
I never was a fan of going thru a janky 3rd party to play the classics so in my opinion ITS OVER FOR FIGHTCADE!!!
😂😂😂😂
Fightcade has many fighters and beat em ups it’s going no where. It’s one of the best ways to play retro games
I was just playing on fightcade last night that shit ain't going nowhere
If thirdstrike gets a better version eventually that eclipses the netcode and emulation of fightcade then the fc comminity will suffer. I also have heard from Romneto that the emulation for mvc2 is better in the mvc collection, hopefully these sorts of trends continue and the matchmaking and networking is worth the premium price tag.
@@DethMetalGuitars From what I have experienced the matchmaking seems pretty good. The time I played online I was paired with people on similar lvl. I have heard people talking about having trouble finding matches but I haven't experienced that. It's not instant but it also doesn't take forever.
I’ll be on fightcade forever. It’s free. And everyone will be the crap out of you in games.
Good Lucky finding games of these
@@humaneshadow300 they are pretty common games with a decent amount of people in rooms
Fightcade is something that already works, and can be actually used as a benchmark for future games. It's poverty gaming in a nutshell because it's free. It's just hell to configure, but it's a one and done thing.
Fightcade is always gonna be there for us.
I think the fact that they fixed glitches means that fightcade/dreamcast will always be the only competitive way to play the game
Let those who live rent free in Fightcade to worry about it. It's always been like that. It has its own constitution and ecosystem
I think Fightcade will be fine but after picking up this Marvel vs Capcom collection I feel no need to play THOSE games on Fightcade anymore. The collection is awesome btw.
The collection is really good! But I agree fightcade will be fine due to its following and community. But it does lose a level of importance with the collection being out.
3:11 actually, no you weren't, because the PS2 version was actually the worst version. I had a copy myself, and I noticed input lag. Anybody that knows me, knows that I despise input lag in fighting games
@@esmooth919 well that makes me feel a little better to know that I wasn't as stupid as I thought I was😂.
@@CodeRed88 this collection, on the other hand, is all but pixel perfect!
The collections will be the collections and Fightcade will be Fightcade. The collections will thrive and Fightcade will continue to thrive. The end.
Totally agree with you man, well said..
Depends on if Capcom is like Sega or if they're like Nintendo when it comes to emulation done by fans
I care about having the best experience. From what I can tell about the upcoming CFC2, it looks to be superior to Fightcade overall. The only real downsides are the fact that it costs money and the lack of widescreen support. But those are minor compared to all of the many upsides. For me personally, I will be making the switch and leaving Fightcade behind.
@@Midori_Hoshi Very interesting take! Especially considering that you are a fightcade user. I believe you are the first one to comment and openly say that you will be switching over.
I hope we get Jojo’s Bizzare Adventure in Capcom Fighting Collection 3 some how.
Seriously though can someone make trials for these games maybe mod it in 😂
If everyone is rereleasing games, there is no need for fightcade.
I can understand where you are coming from. Your statement makes sense when you look at all this stuff on paper. It comes down to the wants and needs of the player. For some people they get what they want from FC and its online community. I have said it before but I think a lot of the success of these collections will come from how much continuous support they receive from not only the fans but Capcom. I think it's an excellent alternative for those who either don't own a PC, have trouble installing or just don't like playing against the hardcore scene on FC.
False. Fightcade will be forever. Real players play fightcade
@GamerGee See, this is my problem with people who use Fightcade. Fightcade itself is fine as a platform, and I'm happy it exists. Don't insult people who either choose not to use Fightcade or CAN'T use Fightcade. Some people might be incredibly skilled at fighting games, but have IRL circumstances that keep them from being able to use Fightcade. Even worse are the people who insult the companies who are actually trying to throw fans a bone by rereleasing games like what Capcom's doing, or hate on companies for continuing to support a series by giving it things like a new installment. Again, it's FINE to like what you like, but bringing down other people like that or hating on something that other people love like that just to be the "cool edgy guy who doesn't support businesses" is so toxic and childish.
It means…the audiences will live separately, the ones who just wanna hit the play button and _not_ dick around with like 50-dozen settings just to make it run, and the ones who already have found their ideal settings, not to mention the collection 2 and marvel 2 in the mvc collection is for the most part are _the naomi_ editions, not the Dreamcast versions (plasma sword is the only one in collection 2 to be the home version, as the original arcade game ran on PlayStation equivalent hardware)
I want these collections on my Xbox I had the marvel vs Capcom 2 digital arcade game on my 360 and if it red rings I won't have anyway to play it
I had a 360 back in the day and that red ring was terrifying. Luckily it never happened to me but I did have friends it happened too though.
I have owned MVC 2 once PS2 and multiple times digitally. Sold my hard copy (Not the smartest thing I have ever done).
Fightcade isnt going anywhere. But fightcade doesn't work for everyone. If it worked well for me, i wouldn't buy the new collections. But I tried it and it was too laggy for me. So im happy i can just buy them
You and me both. I had MVC2 on PS2 years ago. Young and unaware of what I had I traded it in. Worst mistake. I am really glad to be able to own these.
@@CodeRed88 I had mvc2 on Dreamcast & PS3. And don't know where they are now. So I'll own mvc2 for the third and probably final time.
@@DaResetButton damn that sucks! Losing things over time. Been there done that. I am definitely keeping a copy sealed and stored a way.
(I dont know if they fix it ) I just wished that fightcade step up and work on noami based games.
Playing cvs2 or mvc2 on there is wack.
JEEEEZ Power Stone! They really are trying to do it right
I went crazy when it popped up on the screen.
Free dosent mean perfect and I’m seeing that a lot in this comment section.
Fightcade can be buggy as shit. It’s time to let that go and move on to better things
I think that is one of the biggest concerns I hear on the Internet and when talking with people I know is how buggy it can be. A lot of people who enjoy it still say it can be much better. But if gives them the opportunity to play those retro games so it works for them.
I could never get Fightcade to work for me. No big loss.
That is the truth for a lot of people. Some people find it difficult to operate as well as installation struggles.
Think about it like this… if you play on Fightcade, why would you spend $499 + $20-30 per month for online access just to play what you BEEN playing for Free??? Unless you just love the game and want another option for matches.
@@SoloEmpireOfficial You make a good point. But to be fair I think that argument goes both ways because for those who own consoles they probably theel the same way about purchasing a laptop/computer. I literally just purchased my first gaming laptop about a year ago and I love it. Of course I use it for more than just gaming and it's an investment far beyond video games. I understand that not everyone has the financial ability to do the same. But I absolutely get what you are saying which is why I feel that it will come down to what works for the individual. In the comment section a lot of people give great explanations including you.
Free = needing to buy a damn triple-digit arcade stick. Sure, man...
If it does get pulled off in nextfew years least the physical copies will become diamonds . The capcom collection 1 is already close or is $100+
Yeah I am buying one for play and one to keep sealed. When I was young I let a lot of things slip through my hands not knowing any better.
@@CodeRed88 none of us did. And look how crazy expensive they gotten lll
@@tfsonicyouth88you ain't lying at all!
Thank you for checking out my video and giving your thoughts and opinion. It means a lot.
Fightcade ain’t goin nowhere. Marvel origins released in 2011 I bought it ps3 fightcade was still strong marvel 2 rerealeased soon after I got that fightcade still strong. Street fighter 30th sucks online lmao it released on ps3 it was dope fightcade still persists Fightcade has its own community you gotta track down roms which is still illegal if you don’t own originals. You gotta do forums to find matches put matches up it’s its own thing it’s not going anywhere. It’s good to not have to go that route though they are bringing quality and they want the money
I don't care. I will get on both platforms and throw hands
Love this comment 🤣
R.i.p fightcade but it still be around because kof 98 2002 super turbo that's it. Mvc series CVS series will be dead and project justice. Nobody play power stone at fightcade including alpha 3
@@humaneshadow300 Good breakdown and observation. I completely forgot how popular KOF 98 and 2002 were on Fightcade.
Capcom will buy fightcade
It means nothing. These games will have a decent number of players post launch but the online is going to still be shotty. Fightcade will still be the most reliable way to play these roms
Good points!. I feel it will ultimately come down to wants and needs. As I stated in the video I think that Fight Cade has built a strong community and remains around. Like you stated I feel that the strength of it lies in its online community and the ease of communication. I feel that the collections will show benefits in a lot of other areas. Ultimately I think that it will come down to how invested Capcom is in these collections and the continued support. I personally feel that it will be much better than the original collection from years ago. They seem to be a whole lot more interested.
All this leads up to a new MVC and a new CVS… only a matter of time.
@@SoloEmpireOfficialbruuuuhhh all these years and it looks like it's gonna happen.