Capcom Fighting Collection

Slowdown during normal gameplay which shouldn't happen with old video games ported over to PC/Steam but here we are... just get the older games elsewhere that run better...

It's an odd collection bringing together some of Capcom's most neglected franchises. It gave me new appreciation for Red Earth / Warzard and Cyberbots. What's tragic is that you have five titles in the Darkstalkers / Vampire series but really only two actual games. That series deserved better.

marvel vs capcom collection experience but for darkstalkers.

“COME OUT, BLODIA!!!” (*finger snap sfx*) https://youtu.be/CprlGbcNl78?si=nQRmKzxTIwC0kil6 (I absolutely love both G Gundam and Cyberbots, so using this throwback was perfect.) oh also the free puzzle game is a nice/addicting addition

This is a great collection, especially for fans of Vampire/Darkstalkers. You get the five main arcade releases in the series, and every title is ported well without introducing the kind of input lag seen in the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, at least from what I've seen. [b] Presentation [/b] I really like the UI and music. Selecting games and switching between their English and Japanese versions feels smooth and intuitive. Even the sound effects for confirming and canceling selections are great touches that make navigating the menus satisfying. [b] Online [/b] Online has rollback netcode, which is greatly appreciated. Matches with my friends in town feel like offline play so far. However, Fightcade still seems to be the best option for netplay if you don't need a lobby experience. [b] Museum [/b] Capcom did a great job compiling artwork and other material for each game. The Museum includes in-game artwork, arcade cabinet scans, concept art, and more. You can also listen to music from each game, including remixes made specifically for the collection. [b] Fighter Awards [/b] This allows you to track your achievements and progress. It's great that they al…

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