Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Physical Edition Is Selling Out On Launch Day

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The second installment of Capcom Fighting Collection, priced at $40, is now accessible on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and personal computers. In our evaluation, it scored 8 out of 10. Similar to the Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection released last year, physical versions are only available for PS4 and Nintendo Switch platforms.

In the initial release of Capcom Fighting Collection 2, whether you’re using PC or console, you’ll get a unique comic book as a bonus. This approach was also used with Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection, and it seems to have caused stock shortages on the day of launch. At the moment, the PS4 version is particularly hard to find in stores, but you can pre-order the physical PlayStation edition from Amazon.

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 – Check stock at:

  • Amazon
  • Best Buy
  • Walmart
  • Target

Just the first run of Capcom Fighting Collection 2 physical editions come with a brand-new Capcom vs. SNK comic from Udon Entertainment, as a tribute to the comeback of the crossover series in this fresh compilation.

As this is a physical comic book, unfortunately, PC gamers cannot benefit from the current deal. Nevertheless, let me clarify that for just $32.79, PC enthusiasts have the chance to acquire a Steam key.

Among numerous exciting combat games in this edition, Capcom Fighting Collection 2 spotlights two standout titles: Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight Pro and Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001. These games were highly anticipated when initially launched, as they combined characters from two of the most prominent fighting game developers in history. Fans have eagerly awaited the comeback of this crossover series, and Capcom Fighting Collection 2 will now make Capcom vs. SNK available on contemporary gaming platforms.

This budget-friendly set boasts quite an impressive roster, given that it supports online multiplayer matches and features rollback netcode.

Similar to Capcom Fighting Collection and Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection, various user-friendly enhancements have been incorporated across all eight games. These improvements include a set of achievements or benchmarks to monitor your advancement in each title.

To achieve an antiquated aesthetic reminiscent of old TVs and arcade machines, you can rotate through various display filters to incorporate the effect of scanlines. During single-player offline sessions, a speedy save function allows you to attempt again without having to replay previous battles first. Other user-friendly enhancements include the option for one-button special moves and adjustable difficulty settings for offline solo gameplay.

Besides enhancing the gaming experience, Capcom Fighting Collection 2 offers several bonus features tailored for dedicated fans. These include a music player, as well as galleries showcasing concept artwork, posters, design documents, and original marquees.

More Capcom Fighting Game Collections

  • Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection (Switch) — $26.49 ($50)
  • Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection (PS4) — $29.77 ($50)
  • Capcom Fighting Collection 1 (Switch) — $34.49 ($40)

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2025-05-16 23:09