https://youtu.be/vpUXoCqD6GM

$39.99

12 games.

Street Fighter (1987)
SFII WW
SFII CE
SFII HF
Super SFII
Super Turbo
Alpha 1
Alpha 2
Alpha 3
SFIII New Generation
Second Impact
3rd Strike

Straight arcade ports (no console only games like Alpha 2 Gold or Ultra SFII). Online play. Ranked and casual. Developed by Digital Eclipse, the same team that did the first Mega Man Legacy Collection and the Disney Afternoon Collection. They’ve made their name by being dedicated to classic game preservation:

http://www.digitaleclipse.com

All we need now is GGPO confirmation.

Prayers have been answered.

will be cool to get destroyed in the classics

give us GGPO or at the very least Capcom’s own Kagemusha rollback netcode from SFV and MVCI.

and also thankfully the return of GOAT Jr. at his most GOAT on a console other than my Dreamcast

I was holding on to BC PS3 mainly for the SFA Anthology. This will ease the pain a bit, especially with online play for SFA3

nm

http://www.capcom-unity.com/strumslinger/blog/2017/12/10/celebrate-30-years-of-street-fighter-with-the-street-fighter-30th-anniversary-collection

“Online Play - Have the desire to duke it out against fighters around the world? Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting, Super Street Fighter II: Turbo, Street Fighter Alpha 3, and Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike are all playable online! In addition to Ranked and Casual Matches, up to four players can join a lobby where they can play against the CPU while waiting for their next match – a throwback to those days of waiting for a second player to challenge you in the arcades. Each of these titles will have their own global leaderboard to ensure bragging rights can be proved. Online play also features “rewind” technology that provides low-latency matches with the ability to adjust your own input latency via the in-game menu.“

“Rewind technology” is a weird way to say “rollback,” so it might be some fuckery, but it sounds legit. Probably not GGPO, though. They would just come out and say it if it was.

Kinda sucks that only a third of the games are online. They got the major ones, though. Alpha 2 and Second Impact online too would have been perfect.

if I'm not mistaken, so I'm curious how Switch to non-Switch matches will run since I'd have to guess there's a lot more room for lag dealing with a Wi-Fi dependent connection. I suppose this isn't that big a deal since I'd imagine the folks that will put serious time and attention into playing these games competitively online are a very niche market.

Can't wait to have this on my switch.

i'm going to be studying sugiyama matches for the next 5 months

hopefully my progression in guilty gear will have made me a better street fighter player. i have developed a better understanding of general fighting game concepts (oki, abare, frame advantage, etc.) due to playing GG a few hours/week for most of this year. i definitely feel like i'm better at fighting games due to my GG experience

that said, when i try to play sfv it feels very slow, unresponsive, and limited. i can't instant air dash, there are no weird character-specific mechanics (v-trigger?), and SF generally feels more neutral based than GG. my character in GG has no neutral and is entirely based on 3/4 screen corner carry into corner oki setplay. i may not be able to adjust. we'll see how it goes

Woshige snuck as much Guilty into SFV as he could. It also has the weakest neutral and some of the strongest offense out of the whole franchise.

I think any Street Fighter is going to feel more grounded and limited coming off of Xrd. The neutral game is the draw, so you’re gonna have to adjust to that no matter what.

HD:R was damn near perfect. a HD Alpha 2 Gold? Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit

Still, just having Alpha 3 online alone makes this worth purchasing.

Street Fighter consistently had the best spritework throughout the ‘90s, so it’s not like you can really “upgrade” them graphics. All you can do is change them. Changing to something that ain’t demonstrably better is not worth it.

This makes the jawn they put on Switch earlier in the year look like even more of a rip-off tho

;)

Get my old school iL/Happ buttons ready for the occasion.

but I got buttery smooth matches all last night in 3S and Hyper Fighting. I've heard people complaining about inconsistent connections though, so your results may vary.

In a lot of ways, this package is bare-bones. The UI and menu music is boring, and the online and training options are just passable, nothing more. There are also some bugs with games having mono audio right now.

But as far as my eyes and hands can tell, they've delivered on providing 12 arcade perfect Street Fighter games. It's legit the best $40 I've spent on a video game ever, no exaggeration.

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i literally had to stop playing SFV because of my ancient hori ex2. MP didn't work ~5% of the time and 3 was rarely interpreted as 3, rather 332 or 322 or 32 or 323, etc. lots of missed counters, lots of missed icicles, lots of missed parabellums. the old stick was "fine" when i started playing V but it really degenerated quickly. interested to try guilty gear with the new stick as i learned GG on pad. i'm very curious about the entire street fighter collection and seeing if it lines up with my arcade memories

a marvel collection like this is out of the question, right? too much license nonsense?

>i literally had to stop playing SFV because of my ancient hori
>ex2. MP didn't work ~5% of the time and 3 was rarely
>interpreted as 3, rather 332 or 322 or 32 or 323, etc. lots
>of missed counters, lots of missed icicles, lots of missed
>parabellums. the old stick was "fine" when i started playing
>V but it really degenerated quickly. interested to try guilty
>gear with the new stick as i learned GG on pad. i'm very
>curious about the entire street fighter collection and seeing
>if it lines up with my arcade memories

I don't have that one, the one I have on XBOX360 is the HRAP-SE, the one that really broke me in to using sticks

https://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-Fighting-Stick-EX-2/dp/B000V02P6Q

now i'm using this one and it's amazing but a little over sensitive:

https://www.amazon.com/Arcade-Hayabusa-PlayStation-Officially-Licensed-4/dp/B073C5PWS2/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1533934930&sr=1-1&keywords=hrap+hayabusa

I have what is basically the "Wii" version of that.

on PS4 leaderboards
somewhere in top 10 for Hyper Fighting
Super Turbo & 3rd Strike I'm floating both in top 30
come see me
I'm ready

handle is FUSON909

www.engadgethd.com - the other stuff i'm looking at

I used to beat up everybody in my neighborhood back in the day but I never had a real understanding of it

I’m already starting to have a scumbag O. Sagat and this is my first time playing ST against people (since being a child in the arcade at least).

This quote is my entire existence.

Seriously considering gutting my old PS3 Happ stick and tossing the PS4 board in there for some old school USA cabinet feel. Not being cheap (or not having family responsibilities) I'd have just built another one by now. But life is....

I'm also still progressing in SFV and don't feel the need to switch it up. Zeku has so many tricks. I still have much to learn.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdyabrdFMC8

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I'm tempted to get it for Switch. I just wish there were some nice, small wireless fight pads.

I tried to play someone in Turbo over the weekend and it was just as bad as I remembered. Unplayable honestly. I hope someday I get to play in local coop mode to see if that's better.

You gotta be strict with the connection strength in the online options, but then you won't get as many matches.