Capcom Fighting Collection 2

Our analysis

An essential compilation built on a stellar roster of arcade classics, headlined by the long-awaited return of Power Stone and Power Stone 2 plus standouts like Street Fighter Alpha 3 and the Capcom vs SNK pairing. Rollback netcode, training modes, galleries, and achievements round out a generous package. Only Capcom Fighting Evolution and the aging first Power Stone disappoint, but they are easy to forgive.

Our analysis

A fantastic compilation of eight varied Capcom fighters spanning 2D crossovers, the Capcom vs. SNK pairing, and surprisingly distinct 3D titles like Power Stone and Plasma Sword, with not a single weak entry despite uneven quality. Crisp visuals, standout stages, full rollback netcode online, and a useful (if clunky) one-button-specials option add value, with variety as the collection's biggest selling point. A strong, well-priced pick that any fighting-game fan owes it to themselves to grab.

Our analysis

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 brings together beloved fighters with good rollback online play and improved visuals. The creator loves it and finds it worth the money, despite missing crossplay, tutorials and console extras.