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Published: 2018-06-05, Author: Russell , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Abstract: Street Fighter is without a doubt one of the biggest fighting game franchises in history. Dating back to the late 80s with the original Street Fighter arcade game, the series took off in 1991 with the release of Street Fighter II. Since then, the series i...
Published: 2018-06-02, Author: Christian , review by: wccftech.com
Arcade perfect versions of some of the greatest fighting games ever, Hopping through so many different versions of Street Fighter has never been faster
Switch version features a price premium compared to the other versions, Very difficult to play without input leniency on the JoyCons, The games deserved some effort put into them
The inclusion of an informative museum mode and a music player that lets you play every track in each of the games isn't what fans want out of a Street Fighter collection. That stuff might be interesting to look at for a few minutes when you first buy the...
Abstract: Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is exactly what it purports to be, a collection of some of the best fighting games that Capcom has to offer over the past three decades of the hallowed Street Fighter series. Ranging from the original arcade rele...
Once again Capcom creates a fighting game meant for fighting gamers, specifically fighting gamers that want to re-live Street Fighter's history. If this is you or if you are a scholar of video game history in general, then 30th Anniversary Collection is n...
Novel Switch exclusive local tournament mode, Packed with wellcrafted historical features, Wide variety of games
If the history doesn't grab you, not much else will, Iterative games aren't the best for longevity, Shaky online multiplayer, Switch doesn't have the best controllers for this
Published: 2018-05-29, Author: Sean , review by: gamingtrend.com
Matchmaking streamlined, loads each game quickly, Arcade-perfect, even down to the original glitches, Detailed and dense museum showcasing Street Fighter history
Lacks home-bonuses in favor of the arcade-perfect experience, Lack of a training mode for 8 of the games in the collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection changes how we view game collections by making the match making experience streamlined instead of having us go to each game individually. The museum has an incredible amount of care put into it with even the conc...
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is a game that doesn't do any more than it has to but just manages to get by due to each game being so individually solid...
Published: 2018-06-10, Author: Daniel , review by: dailystar.co.uk
The nostalgia is wonderful, The choice of games is excellent and all have been ported nicely, The whole collection looks beautiful, Browsing the museum area is a nice touch for those wanting to learn more,
The servers need work, lag and connection drops are rife, Playing on the Joy-cons is less than ideal,
As a piece in a collection, 30th anniversary is wonderful. The chance to play some of these games is important and worthwhile. For those looking for the best that Capcom can offer, it's found here. Also found are old frustrations, as well as a few new one...
Abstract: Street Fighter, la franchise développée par Capcom et dont le premier jeu est sorti en 1987 a fêté l'an passé son 30e anniversaire. C'est à cette occasion que le studio a produit un medley, la Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, de l'ensemble des...
