Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Is a Time Capsule of Fighting Greatness

By DaMarko Webster

Capcom is throwing it all the way back with Capcom Fighting Collection™ 2, the ultimate love letter to the golden era of arcade brawlers. Starting today, you can get your hands on this knockout compilation—available physically and digitally for Nintendo Switch™ and PlayStation®4, and digitally for PC (via Steam) and Xbox One.

But the nostalgia doesn’t stop there—select physical copies come with a special bonus: an original Capcom vs. SNK comic, available while supplies last. Yes, you read that right: pixelated fists and comic book kicks.

Check out the explosive launch trailer now on YouTube.

This isn’t just a repackage—it’s a curated resurrection. Capcom Fighting Collection 2 bundles eight legendary titles, offering everything from crossover chaos to 3D action. Here’s what you’re stepping into:

• Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 Pro
  A dream match-up for the ages. Assemble your ideal team from Street Fighter and King of Fighters rosters and let Ryu, Chun-Li, Mai, and Kyo go head-to-head.
• Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001
  Strategy meets speed with six different groove systems and a flexible Free Ratio System that lets you customize your squad’s strength.
• Power Stone
  The definition of chaotic good. This 3D brawler lets you throw furniture, rocket launchers, and even your enemies. A cult classic with flair.
• Power Stone 2
  A 4-player arena free-for-all where the environment is as wild as the characters. Think party-game-meets-battle-royale.
• Project Justice
  The high school drama of Rival Schools escalates into full-on 3-on-3 brawls, complete with over-the-top teamwork combos and anime-worthy story arcs.
• Capcom Fighting Evolution
  A crossover within a crossover. Pulling characters from Street Fighter II, Alpha, III, Darkstalkers, and Red Earth, this title is a genre-blender showdown.
• Street Fighter Alpha 3 UPPER
  The definitive version of Alpha 3, with expanded rosters and fight styles. Choose your “ism” and throw down.
• Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein
  The galactic sequel to Star Gladiator brings plasma-infused weapons and cinematic storytelling to the 3D fight scene.

Whether you’re a longtime fan who once loitered in arcades or a new player discovering the DNA of today’s fighting games, Capcom Fighting Collection 2 hits the sweet spot between retro charm and mechanical depth. It’s loud, fast, stylish—and unapologetically old-school in the best way.