Great job, I got it on two platforms. I do wanna point a few things out though. Street Fighter Alpha series was previously available on Street Fighter: 30th Anniversary. Which also has a bundle deal with Capcom Fighting Collection. Also CFC added some nice touches that spice things up. For example in the original Darkstalkers, you couldn't play as Huitzil & Pyron. But you can now through enabling a feature. They also made codes to play as hidden characters a lot shorter. They also made Oboro Bishamon, another unplayable character into a playable hidden character in all versions of Vampire Savior. Also Capcom Arcade Cabinet is playable on newer Xbox consoles. Which makes a lot of games present in both Capcom Arcade Stadium games not as appealing to get simply because you may already owned them. I do like there's methods to get faster points. I also liked how they went about the achievements despite a lot of grinding. At least the grinding achievements will eventually be yours, there's grinding achievements you may never get no matter how hard you try. CFC offers online play with an interesting search system as well as a museum packed with content. I do wanna say for me CFC was Capcom's best compilation so far. With that being said, this one despite some notable issues. It can be a lot of fun with one of the best line up of games in their recent compilations. I'm surprised the Arcade Mega Man games got included. Of course I also said something similar about Red Earth and both updated versions of Vampire Savior making it into CFC previously. I'm a huge Capcom fan, I always want more of their games. I can also be honest it technically holds up better than Pac-Man Museum+ that I recently been playing through Game Pass. Although in a handful of ways that's better. Honestly, you can't go wrong with Capcom when it comes to compilations.
Ah so that's the scoop with fighting games, thanks so much for all this info as it really helps me figure out the differences. I didn't know previously characters were left out, that's insane. I wonder why that was the case. Thanks again man, always appreciate when people help for these kinds comments.
I can confirm this is a solid collection, as someone who owns capcom: arcade stadium 1, arcade cabinet, Belt action bundle, SF anniversary collection, fighting collection, and many other console ports from decades ago, it works and plays well. Input latency is low (on xbox series x), and filters look better than previous collections. I do agree with you that if you have some of the previous collections I mentioned, you may wanna look up the list to see if it's worth it. I just like having various ways of playing capcom games weather its in my living room on series X or bedroom/travelling on switch. Also that filter on the xbox version of sf anniversary you mentioned, yeah it was on the sf alpha anthology on ps2 aswell. A great bundle of games let down by that fugly filter 🤮 Subscribed 👍
That wasn't a filter. Thats just how composite and component looked for older consoles. Games in that era had to use tricks to blend the image to get the best picture from their games. If you look at the street fighter opening in this video (11:00) you can see that the left side is blending the pixels where the right you can see individual pixels. If you played the Xbox version on a flat screen tv it would look blurry and crappy. On a crt tv the image is amazing because that's the resolution it's supposed to be displayed at
@@Kelphelp lol very dumb… the first stadium collection had no online play either. But the weird part is that they had another collection before the stadium one and it did have online play… it was on the 360/PS3 era… lol… So if you want Puzzle Fighter/Gem Fighters and Darkstalkers etc. with rollback netcode you have to buy that Fighting Game Collection. It is what it is… Take it easy and keep up the chill work.
With the double, triple dipping, I’m not going to complain too much, as there are subtle awesome differences like invincibility OR east combos/easy hiddens, also full screen I love that ability. Plus I I owe them some $$$ from the late90s-early 2000’s due too reasons lol
What I love is that this collection does have options to play it differently and that's what helps it stand out from many. Out of most they are the current companies that are getting it right
Not a fan of the monetization but Capcom has been pretty excellent with their retro collections from what I can tell. And Konami surprisingly has been releasing some stuff too! I love these collections and hope we get more
Thanks so much man! So this is the GMMK Pro, it has lavender switches, lubed with Krytox 205G0, and I think thr keycaps are PC Retro? Something like that. The USB cable I made myself from a kit from Cruz Cables. Finally the Esc key is an artisan from Drop
Pro-Tip: If every given the option, never ever buy the nintendo version and if also given the option, buy Xbox. They are the only one where when you buy a game and then the next gen consoles come out, the game will still work on that new gen so you never lose your games. There is a slim to none chance any switch games will carry over to their actual new console what ever that may be. Only switch games i get now are the first party exclusives. Everything else I get on my Xbox Series X
You can do either! If you only need one game what it does is download the collection but gives you access to the game you purchased. So choice is yours here!
@@Kelphelp Awesome! Thanks for the info ☺️ I’m thinking of just getting Gem Fighters and DarkStalkers. I already have the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary, so I think it’s pointless to get the Capcom bundle.
These are all EMULATION of the original ROMs running on emulators. Emulation is NOT "port." Porting involves more work and are designed to run natively on the console. I wish game reviewers would get this right because you guys are giving publishers too much credit for lazy emulation releases rather than the hard work involved in porting, which by the Dreamcast era, ports are often BETTER than the arcade originals.
@leonardomatheus1888 Well well it is designed to be close to the arcade not a water down port, And it's rare sometimes a home console port Is better than the ARCADE!!!! I'll name a few that's better than ARCADE. CONTRA : NES FINAL FIGHT CD: SEGA CD MORTAL KOMBAT 2 : GENESIS 32X Master Linkuei hack
Great job, I got it on two platforms. I do wanna point a few things out though. Street Fighter Alpha series was previously available on Street Fighter: 30th Anniversary. Which also has a bundle deal with Capcom Fighting Collection. Also CFC added some nice touches that spice things up. For example in the original Darkstalkers, you couldn't play as Huitzil & Pyron. But you can now through enabling a feature. They also made codes to play as hidden characters a lot shorter. They also made Oboro Bishamon, another unplayable character into a playable hidden character in all versions of Vampire Savior.
Also Capcom Arcade Cabinet is playable on newer Xbox consoles. Which makes a lot of games present in both Capcom Arcade Stadium games not as appealing to get simply because you may already owned them. I do like there's methods to get faster points. I also liked how they went about the achievements despite a lot of grinding. At least the grinding achievements will eventually be yours, there's grinding achievements you may never get no matter how hard you try. CFC offers online play with an interesting search system as well as a museum packed with content. I do wanna say for me CFC was Capcom's best compilation so far.
With that being said, this one despite some notable issues. It can be a lot of fun with one of the best line up of games in their recent compilations. I'm surprised the Arcade Mega Man games got included. Of course I also said something similar about Red Earth and both updated versions of Vampire Savior making it into CFC previously. I'm a huge Capcom fan, I always want more of their games. I can also be honest it technically holds up better than Pac-Man Museum+ that I recently been playing through Game Pass. Although in a handful of ways that's better. Honestly, you can't go wrong with Capcom when it comes to compilations.
Ah so that's the scoop with fighting games, thanks so much for all this info as it really helps me figure out the differences. I didn't know previously characters were left out, that's insane. I wonder why that was the case.
Thanks again man, always appreciate when people help for these kinds comments.
@@Kelphelp I also want to thank you for your passion towards Capcom. I know TH-cam likely over filled with them but always nice to see more of it.
I'm glad to provide my take on it, ND glad you enjoyed it as well. That's all that counts to me@
I can confirm this is a solid collection, as someone who owns capcom:
arcade stadium 1,
arcade cabinet,
Belt action bundle,
SF anniversary collection,
fighting collection, and many other console ports from decades ago, it works and plays well.
Input latency is low (on xbox series x), and filters look better than previous collections. I do agree with you that if you have some of the previous collections I mentioned, you may wanna look up the list to see if it's worth it. I just like having various ways of playing capcom games weather its in my living room on series X or bedroom/travelling on switch.
Also that filter on the xbox version of sf anniversary you mentioned, yeah it was on the sf alpha anthology on ps2 aswell. A great bundle of games let down by that fugly filter 🤮
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I'm glad you concur on this collection as well! Thanks so much for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
That wasn't a filter. Thats just how composite and component looked for older consoles. Games in that era had to use tricks to blend the image to get the best picture from their games. If you look at the street fighter opening in this video (11:00) you can see that the left side is blending the pixels where the right you can see individual pixels. If you played the Xbox version on a flat screen tv it would look blurry and crappy. On a crt tv the image is amazing because that's the resolution it's supposed to be displayed at
Great breakdown video. The sad part is that there is no online play for this collection for any game. Shame.
And that's a hell of a missed oppurtunituy. Maybe capcom didn't wanna shell out for servers here. Kinds dumb ngl
@@Kelphelp lol very dumb… the first stadium collection had no online play either. But the weird part is that they had another collection before the stadium one and it did have online play… it was on the 360/PS3 era… lol… So if you want Puzzle Fighter/Gem Fighters and Darkstalkers etc. with rollback netcode you have to buy that Fighting Game Collection. It is what it is… Take it easy and keep up the chill work.
@@Kelphelp doesn't capcom have a history of making bad servers? Idk I just know mvc3 is fucked up for online play
That's beyond me tbh. I have no idea how fighting game servers work at all
@@Kelphelp that's understandable, all I know is vergil goes *storm approaching noises* even in mvc
With the double, triple dipping, I’m not going to complain too much, as there are subtle awesome differences like invincibility OR east combos/easy hiddens, also full screen I love that ability. Plus I I owe them some $$$ from the late90s-early 2000’s due too reasons lol
What I love is that this collection does have options to play it differently and that's what helps it stand out from many. Out of most they are the current companies that are getting it right
Not a fan of the monetization but Capcom has been pretty excellent with their retro collections from what I can tell. And Konami surprisingly has been releasing some stuff too!
I love these collections and hope we get more
As long as they are done properly and faithfully, I'm really never opposed to collections like these.
Great review, not many reviewers go into such technical detail regarding filters and resolutions. Great to see.
Appreciate your kind words! Thank you so much for watching!
I'm intrigued by your keyboard. What model/make is it? I think I'll treat myself to this collection at xmas time. Another great vid btw ;-)
Thanks so much man! So this is the GMMK Pro, it has lavender switches, lubed with Krytox 205G0, and I think thr keycaps are PC Retro? Something like that. The USB cable I made myself from a kit from Cruz Cables. Finally the Esc key is an artisan from Drop
Which street fighters game should I get?
I dont need them all!
The mega man power battle games are worth it for me to just buy those 2 separately.
Agree on that since outside the Anniversary collection they aren't the easiest to find. A great title in this collection
I’m still waiting for..... X-men COTA, MSH, X-men vs. SF, MSH vs. SF, Marvel vs. Capcom ?????? I would like to play it before everyone forgets them!!!
Well that goes into thr Marvel licensing so that already is a hurdle in itself.
Arcade 1up has no trouble getting the licensing rights
True so far. All we can hope is others coming out. But then again we don't know the deets
Pro-Tip:
If every given the option, never ever buy the nintendo version and if also given the option, buy Xbox.
They are the only one where when you buy a game and then the next gen consoles come out, the game will still work on that new gen so you never lose your games.
There is a slim to none chance any switch games will carry over to their actual new console what ever that may be.
Only switch games i get now are the first party exclusives. Everything else I get on my Xbox Series X
I'm starting to see that and kind of regret not getting behind xbox since day 1. It's pretty cool how everything is so easily transferrabke
Is it possible to just create your own compilation but individually buying each title or will I need to buy a bundle first?
You can do either! If you only need one game what it does is download the collection but gives you access to the game you purchased. So choice is yours here!
@@Kelphelp Awesome! Thanks for the info ☺️ I’m thinking of just getting Gem Fighters and DarkStalkers. I already have the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary, so I think it’s pointless to get the Capcom bundle.
I don't see why not! If you only need those, no reason in getting the others right?
@@Kelphelp 💯 thank you so much! Cant wait to replay some of these classic games!
"I don't know how the netcode is and how it plays online" - simple, it doesn't. The only "online" features of the collection are the leaderboards.
Appreciate the heads up here.
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These are all EMULATION of the original ROMs running on emulators. Emulation is NOT "port." Porting involves more work and are designed to run natively on the console. I wish game reviewers would get this right because you guys are giving publishers too much credit for lazy emulation releases rather than the hard work involved in porting, which by the Dreamcast era, ports are often BETTER than the arcade originals.
😴😴😴😴😴😴 amount of complaining on this comment made me pretty sleepy. Goodnight.
@@KelphelpHe's making a valid point.
@leonardomatheus1888 Well well it is designed to be close to the arcade not a water down port, And it's rare sometimes a home console port Is better than the ARCADE!!!!
I'll name a few that's better than ARCADE.
CONTRA : NES
FINAL FIGHT CD: SEGA CD
MORTAL KOMBAT 2 : GENESIS 32X Master Linkuei hack
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