Capcom Fighting Collection 2 – Launch Trailer
With full rollback net code, training modes, custom display settings, and a museum stuffed with concept art and liner notes, this is a serious win for preservation — and a blast for competitive players looking to flex old-school footsies in a modern package.
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What’s Included in Capcom Fighting Collection 2?
This 10-game lineup brings together obscure gems and long-awaited returns, making it one of Capcom’s boldest retro bundles to date:
- Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold
- Cyberbots: Fullmetal Madness
- Project Justice: Rival Schools 2
- Red Earth
- Power Stone
- Power Stone 2
- Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein
- Marvel Super Heroes
- Capcom vs SNK Pro
- Ring of Destruction: Slam Masters II
For Switch 2 players, the 1080p upscaling and controller mapping options feel tight, responsive, and surprisingly authentic given the hardware’s portability.
Preservation Meets Competitive Utility
This isn’t just a nostalgia capsule — it’s a fighting toolkit. Capcom added rollback netcode across the board, quick save states, button rebinds, and character move lists accessible mid-match. It makes learning easier while keeping the raw brutality of each game intact.
Capcom also included new lobby options for online tournaments, making this collection an unexpected tool for grassroots competitive scenes — especially for Power Stone and Alpha loyalists.
Final Thoughts
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is more than just a replay of old hits. It’s a reminder of how weird, wild, and varied fighting games once were — and how badly we need that spirit again.
Whether you’re here for arcade glory, couch chaos, or a history lesson in pixelated power, this collection belongs in your rotation.
🎮 Bonus Tips: Best Games to Start With
- 🔥 Power Stone 2 – Best for chaotic 4-player fun, quick pickup-and-play rounds.
- 🧠 Capcom vs SNK Pro – Deep, clean mechanics; perfect for SF veterans.
- 🤖 Cyberbots – Weird and heavy, with great animation and unique super meters.
- ⚡ Alpha 2 Gold – Still one of the best Street Fighter games for mixups and counter reads.
- 👊 Project Justice – For Rival Schools fans and anyone who missed the Dreamcast era.
🔗 Related: Read our editorial on why MK may need to evolve again — and what modern fighting games can learn from the past.
