Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Nintendo Switch, digital
Regular Price: $39.99
Prev low: $19.99
Price: $15.99
Nintendo Description:
Celebrate Street Fighter’s historic legacy with the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection. In this massive collection of 12 Street Fighter titles, which encompass the Street Fighter I, Street Fighter II, Street Fighter III and Street Fighter Alpha series, perfect arcade balance makes it to consoles for the first time ever. Hop online and relive the arcade experience through the online Arcade Mode or play with friends in the online lobby within four of the most definitive Street Fighter titles in the collection.
The celebration continues in the Museum, where fans and historians alike can follow the timeline of how Street Fighter has evolved over the past 30 years. Learn more about the Street Fighter cast, view key animation sprites in the character viewer and take a behind-the-scenes look at the design documents that helped solidify the franchise that produced generations of World Warriors!
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Last edited by Skilas on Mar 14th, 2022 5:45 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Good deal, I suspect this one is going to start to hit rock bottom prices as the new Capcom Fighting Collection with rollback netcode and other goodies is only a couple months away.
raspeed wrote: ↑
Good deal, I suspect this one is going to start to hit rock bottom prices as the new Capcom Fighting Collection with rollback netcode and other goodies is only a couple months away.
Maybe, but there are no game overlap between the two. I'm pretty sure there's a bundle with this and the new collection.
D0ntgiveajack wrote: ↑
I get the nostalgia and all but when I go back and play these, I quickly put it down because it's old af
When I go back and play these games, I quickly wonder why I keep paying $79.99 for new games, when old games like this are pretty much the exact same (with obviously lesser graphics quality) but are just as fun to play.
They are a reminder that graphics don't make a great game.
I wasn't knocking SF. I played it too in its heyday.
So was pong. But you dont see people flocking to play that. I'm just saying compared to what you have today, nostalgia aside, playing SF now is like ancient unless you're competitive and want to learn all the strats and stuff
