Capcom Fighting Collection 2 will hit our shelves on May 16

  • Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is scheduled for release on May 16, 2025 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
  • It will include eight classic fighting titles with online play through netcode rollback and new features.
  • A museum with over 600 illustrations and 400 songs will be added, as well as EX settings to modify the experience.
  • Some games like Capcom vs. SNK 2, Power Stone 2 and Project Justice will feature updated soundtracks.

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 launches on May 16, 2025

Lovers of classic fighting games are in luck. Capcom has confirmed the release date of its expected compilation, Capcom Fighting Collection 2, which will be available as of May 16, 2025. The collection will arrive on the platforms PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam, offering players the chance to relive some of the most iconic battles in the company’s history.

After the success of the first installment and the collection focused on the crossovers with Marvel, Capcom continues betting on nostalgia with a new selection of titles that marked an era in the arcades and consoles of the early 2000s.

Games included in Capcom Fighting Collection 2

Capcom Fighting Collection 2

This new release brings together a total of eight fighting games which have been carefully selected to offer a complete experience from the golden era of Capcom fighting games. The titles included in the compilation are:

  • Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 Pro
  • Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001
  • Capcom Fighting Evolution
  • Street Fighter Alpha 3 UPPER
  • Project Justice
  • Power stone
  • Power stone 2
  • Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein

Among these titles, the two games in the saga stand out Capcom vs. SNK, which allowed us to see iconic characters from both companies in action in epic battles. In turn, Project Justice and the saga Power stone They offer a different gameplay that expands the variety of the package.

Features and improvements included

Gameplay capture from Capcom Fighting Collection 2

As is usual in this type of compilation, Capcom has implemented a series of improvements to ensure an optimal experience. One of the most important is the inclusion of play online with netcode rollback, which will ensure smooth games without connection problems.

In addition, we find new features such as:

  • Training mode with advanced options to hone skills.
  • Museum with more than 600 illustrations y a collection of 400 songs.
  • EX Options, which allow you to modify different aspects of the games, such as secret characters and alternative versions.
  • New soundtracks for Capcom vs. SNK 2, Power Stone 2 and Project Justice.

Reservations and special editions

For those who want to secure a copy of the game before its release, Reservations are now availableAs an added incentive, Capcom has confirmed that physical editions will include a special comic based on Capcom vs. SNK, although it will be a limited quantity.

Also, those who purchase the game in pre-order will be rewarded with new musical versions from “Soy Sauce for Geese” and “Rival Schools Medley” by CAP-JAMS.

A compilation celebrating Capcom's history

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 art

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is a clear commitment to nostalgia and the preservation of the company's classics. With games that defined a generation, significant improvements to adapt them to the modern era and a focus on online multiplayer, This collection promises to become a must-have for fighting game lovers..

Players will be able to enjoy not only intense and spectacular fights, but also a complete tour of the history of the franchise thanks to its extensive museum with conceptual art and unpublished material.

With its release set for the May 16th 2025Arcade fighting fans have already marked the return of these classic gems on their calendars. It will be a unique opportunity to relive legendary clashes and explore game modes enhanced with the latest technologies in connectivity and user experience.


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