Capcom Fighting Collection 2 packs in eight games that showcase a wide variety of fighting styles and settings, meaning there’s really something for every type of fighting game fan. The lineup ...

Taking full advantage of SEGA’s NAOMI hardware, this game substitutes the gorgeous pixel-based backgrounds from its predecessor to fully rendered 3D stages, similar to those in Marvel Vs. Capcom ...

The Good Rollback netcode is incredible for each game in this collection Capcom Vs. SNK 2, Project Justice, and Power Stone 2 are timeless Plasma Sword and Street Fighter 3 Alpha Upper are also a ...

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 has a strong mix of fighting game styles and eras. Street Fighter Alpha 3 UPPER is one of the most prominent titles in the collection and offers a well-rounded ...

All the games included in Capcom Fighting Collection 2 are straight-up arcade ports, so you do lose any adventure modes, items shops, and other single-player content that was added to console ports.

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is a compilation of fighting games from the early 2000s, and a convenient way to play eight titles that have been out of print for some time: Capcom vs. SNK ...

Now that’s proper nostalgia. Featuring a collection of titles originally released between 1998 – 2004, Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is made up of eight games.

The guest characters could've been implemented better, and there are a few presentation-related nitpicks, but overall, fans of SNK fighting games will be pleased with City of the Wolves.

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is one of the most fluid and mechanically rich fighting games I’ve experienced. Gameplay-wise, it’s similar to SNK’s own King of Fighters XV, though it’s ...

SNK has, to give it well-deserved credit, created a brilliantly deep and compelling fighting game here. Even if you can ignore the ethical questions City of the Wolves poses, the guest fighters ...