Recently announced during Nintendo’s Partner Showcase, the Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is set to be released in 2025. This new collection will feature eight classic games from iconic series like Street Fighter and Capcom vs. SNK. One of the most exciting aspects of this collection is the inclusion of additional settings, training modes, rollback netcode, and much more. The official website for the game has now provided a detailed breakdown of the changes that will be implemented in each title. Let’s take a closer look at what fans can expect:
– Some stage visuals have been altered.
– Stage music can now be changed in the EX Settings to include original or nostalgic tracks from other Capcom and SNK arcade titles.
– Players can switch between the arcade version and the Capcom vs. SNK 2 EO version via the EX Settings.
– Evil Ryu, Orochi Iori, Shin Akuma, and Ultimate Rugal are now playable characters.
– A Same Character Selection option has been added, allowing multiple instances of the same character on a team.
– Certain character transformations from Demitri’s Midnight Bliss have been removed.
– Shin Akuma and Pyron have been added as playable characters.
– The English version of the game has been built on the Japanese version’s data.
– Shin Akuma and Final M. Bison are now playable characters.
– Changes have been made to the appearances of characters during their endings.
– Kraken and Valgas are now playable characters.
– Pride and Mel have been added as playable characters.
– Pre-made Edit Characters can now be used in matches.
– Edit Characters cannot be created in-game.
– Certain visuals during the story have been altered.
– The appearance of certain stages has been changed.
– Kaede and Rai-on are now playable characters.
Capcom has a long history of re-releasing retro titles with modern enhancements, and the Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is no exception. Fans are eagerly dissecting the details of the changes listed for each game, speculating on how these updates will impact gameplay and overall enjoyment. With the promise of improved visuals, new playable characters, and additional settings, this collection is shaping up to be a must-have for fighting game enthusiasts.
The Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is poised to bring new life to beloved classics from the fighting game genre. With a careful balance of nostalgia and innovation, this collection is sure to captivate both longtime fans and newcomers alike. Keep an eye out for more updates as we approach the release date in 2025.
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