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1.6.2018
I pre-ordered the PS4 Street Fighter Collection & Mega Drive collection, from Amazon, to arrive on the day of release - on the morning of delivery, got an email from Amazon saying that they regret, my order for SFC had been delayed and gave a date of 18-24th of June! No explanation, no nothing, though I’m guessing it’s an under order of stock issue - MDC arrived on time.Anyway I thought sod that, cancelled the order, caught the bus into town after work and went to the old fashioned shop for the game - I had been itching to play it all B.Hol weekend and wasn’t waiting any longer!What to say about the collection? Well for a start it’s superb! I fell out with more modern SF titles because,
31.5.2018
Before I begin the review, I just want to say that growing up as a kid in the 80’s and 90’s was so awesome and part of that reason is this classic fighting game, Street Fighter 2. I can still remember the day me and my cousin went in to the arcades amusements shop (in Dalston) and saw a whole group of youngsters gathering around this arcade game and the rest is history!!!Yeah I know I sound like an old man explaining all this, but that just goes to show that I could talk forever about this arcade classic. So what can I say that hasn’t already been said about this brilliant compilation? For a start I’m so happy that they included the first street fighter game from 1987 as this was a game I never experienced on arcade but as some would say it’s just an ok game,
29.5.2018
I bought this as a digital download (hence no 'verified purchase') and played from midnight into the early hours, reliving the games of yesteryear. And was it worth the loss of sleep? Yes, indeed.There isn't a lot you can say about the collection from the usual reviewing standpoint; these games are so well known they speak for themselves. Suffice it to say, this is a brilliant collection. After the anorexic initial release of Street Fighter 5, this is a clinically obese product. There are so many games here, you can't fault it for content. Add in the online play, the museum and other features you have enough here to keep you occupied for years. The settings to filter the graphics are spot-on,
29.5.2018
This collection is truly wonderful.Whether you are wanting to relive your childhood or wanting to see how this series has progressed your guaranteed fun with some of the most well regarded fighters....even today.All of the games included are awesome arcade conversions. Playing exactly how they should with a crisp look on modern TVs. The sound is a bit off in handheld mode unfortunately, but otherwise these are the games that you remember from the arcade.The ability to switch difficulties, rounds, timers in all games as well as other things act like dip switches which is a nice touch.Online works well for the most part. I had one or two lagging matches but tge rest were very smooth.
30.5.2018
This is probably the best collection series ever offered by Capcom and it truly pays its respect to the SF1,2,3 and Alpha series. No bloatware DLC, just the games in pure form ready to play. Super fast loading and each game has options for arcade bezel/widescreen/screen filters so you can tweak it slightly visually to preference. Very nice little touches like museum content too (some amazing artwork...didnt know final fight was originally destined to be street fighter 89 either till saw concept art in there), but one of the best things is taking these oldskool battles online (SF2: Hyper Fighting, SSF2: Turbo, SF Alpha 3 and SF3: Third Strike). Gotta say,
2.6.2018
I played Street Fighter II Turbo when I was 12 on the SNES, played Street Fighter Alpha 2 on the PSone when I should have been revising for my GCSE's and bought all 3 versions of Street Fighter III for the Sega Dreamcast when I got a job. I grew up on Street Fighter.This collection of all the 2D Street Fighters is an absolute joy to own. The price is worth it for Street Fighter III 3rd Strike alone. All the games, apart from the original Street Fighter, still hold up today and they're all arcade perfect. The versions of Street Fighter II on offer in this collection make the old SNES port I used to play look pretty bad.I did have some concerns about buying this for the Nintendo Switch as I was worried the controllers wouldn't be up to scratch.
24.10.2018
I am willing to concede that over time my reactions are not as good as they were when I was a teenager, when I first played these, but getting some negatives out of the way firstly.There are options but I find that due to the games being Arcade versions, the options are more limited, an example being that for the Street Fighter alpha series on PlayStation there were x3 kick and punch buttons which could be configured, in this they are missing from what I can see.Due to the Arcade versions I find that the games feel a lot harder than I remember, I am getting owned on easy at times, where I could in the past do moderately well on a medium setting, I don't think I'm THAT crap at it :DBesides all my gripes and frustrations however,
6.3.2020
I bought this way way way after release so i have no clue what the pre-order deal of USFIV is all about, nor do i really care and i hope we'll actually get a second physical collection that includes it, and maybe with some HD Arcade ports of the Street Fighter EX games too, eh Capcom? maybe put a little bit of love into that series maybe? hmm? whatever, this collection is pretty good but i'm saddened by the fact that we'll probably never have another port of Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX, which is by far my favorite Street Fighter overall and has the most replay value out of all of them, this collection however was a good way for me to play several Street Fighter games i've never even played,
10.6.2018
I was very fortunate to get a copy of this game 4 days before the release date (from another retailer). In addition, I also received the digital copy of ULTRA STREET FIGHTER 4 (yaaaaaay!).As you would expect, SF30AC is a celebration of street fighter in all it's years from the original up to SF3 third strike (My favorite in the entire series). In nutshell, I will dissect it in the following:a.)Graphics: Extremely Pix-elated on a HD TV but still good (nostalgic fun).b.)Bonus: All the music tracks used in the various games are playable in the museum section. There are also artworks thrown in for good measure but if you have majority of the SF art-books,
2.6.2018
If you love Street Fighter buy this now. I didnt preorder so wasn’t expecting SF4. This game for me is 5 stars! These games have aged so well its unbelievable, can sink so many hours in even today, get a few mates round and settle some old scoresOptionsScreen sizeOriginal, full screen or wide.FiltersTV, ARCADE or offBorder DesignOn or Black barsAlso you can save the game offline in the middle of an arcade mode and pick up later which I likeJust in response to some complaints online..Online is laggy - has been smooth for me, of course you will have some laggy matches, which game doesn’t!The games too hard - GOOD!! That’s how I want it,
21.12.2018
I bought the PS4 version SF compilation elsewhere for a good price.I had to have my say after reading some of the negative reviews.You get 12 arcade version SF games from the 90s. Forget SF1 it's from the 80s actually and not very good, so 11 left. The rest thought are absolutely amazing. It would take you more than 10 years to master all these games. I used to play SF2 the world warrior and Turbo on my SNES back in the day.These games aren't pick up and play. You have to practice, then you will get your reward.I am so happy with this collection of games or more like this piece of gaming history.The very best fighting games ever.
8.6.2019
First of all, great value for money, the collection includes 12 games spanning the Street Fighter 1,2, 3, & Alpha series (among the 12 games included are 5 variations of SF2).I'm not particularly good at fighting games but really enjoyed this collection. I hadn't played SF3 nor SF Alpha before so it was really fun to experience those games for the first time -- in my opinion, they stood the test of time better than the SF2 series.If you're a fan of Street Fighter and/or want to experience some nostalgic 90's fighting games, you'll definitely get a kick out of this collection (round 1, FIGHT!).
11.1.2020
This is a generous collection of games. I should warn you that these are the arcade versions, not console ones. So they're designed to take people's money. As such the difficulty in single player is often ludicrous. The AI is usually very cheap and not subject to the same rules as the player. It reads your button inputs, countering immediately. It's often invincible to moves and it's moves hit in fewer frames and at greater distances. Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo is almost unplayable it's so difficult.At this stage online play isn't really an option as nobody is online to play with.
7.9.2018
buy this for majority of the games, with the exception of the first street fighter this is a great collection of highlights from the franchise. some better than others, but some are flawless and have aged like a fine wine.Just I can't mention enough at how painfully bad street fighter 1 is, the controls are awful, same with the music and the dreadful character voices will have you in pieces. it is completely pointless on this collection as i guarantee once you get the trophy for beating it you will never want to play it again.4.5/5.0
9.8.2018
For somebody who grew up with a Super Nintendo this was a perfect nostalgia purchase. This has every edition of Street Fighter ever released and although I am sure everybody will have their favourite version but it is great to see how the franchise developed. There are a number of versions of each game to keep you interested and the difficulty level is still here. I purchased on the Switch so this is the perfect medium to be playing a 2D game and at the price point I can have no complaints.