Capcom Fighting Collection 2 - Nintendo Switch

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is a continuation of Capcom's retro Collection of games which revolutionized the Fighting genre. This one is very notable due to the inclusion of their crossover games with the world of SNK with Capcom Vs SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 Pro, and Capcom Vs SNK: Millionaire Fighting 2001.As with the previous Collection entries, the game features a robust museum of artwork and concept documents, but the big draw the ability to play online against others. If you are a fan of Capcom's one on one fighters such as Street Fighter or a fan of SNK's Fatal Fury, King of Fighters, and even Samurai Shodown, this is a must buy.

Simply the greatest fighting game collections out there. The gutting of power stone is a bummer but it does not take away from the core fighting experience. The cherry ob top has to be the inclusions of plasma sword and Project justice aka the greatest fighting ever

Very good games! I like it.

If you’re a longtime fan of classic Capcom fighters or just dipping your toes into the golden age of arcade brawlers, Capcom Fighting Collection 2 delivers an impressive and satisfying package.This sequel brings together another curated set of gems from Capcom’s rich fighting game legacy. Crown Jewel titles like Capcom vs SNK and Capcom vs SNK 2, and some hidden gmes like Power Stone, Power Stone 2, Project Justice, and some groovy titles Red Earth, Cyberbots, and Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein finally get the attention they deserve, with crisp emulation, rollback netcode for smooth online play, and a gallery full of art and music to soak in the nostalgia.The collection feels polished, with well-executed menus and options for tweaking screen settings, control schemes, and online matchmaking. The online play has been consistently stable for me, with fast matchmaking and minimal lag—especially impressive for games that originally never even dreamed of online connectivity.One of my favorite features is the inclusion of training modes and unlockable content, giving both casual players and hardcore fans something to enjoy. Even if you’re not a pro-level player, the sheer fun and charm of these games shine through, whether you’re button-mashing or perfecting combos.If you’re a fan of Capcom fighters, arcade nostalgia, or just looking for a solid fighting game package to enjoy with friends, Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is well worth the pick-up.

I forgot how creative the early 2000s of capcom was peak of ideas why can’t we have more games like this instead another sf2 port!!!!

Hey dc whatever

Street Fighter Fan forever. WhT more can I say

Amazing