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Review of Capcom Fighting Collection on Nintendo Switch

by Gemma Looksby Gemma Looksby photo Jun 2022
Cover image of Capcom Fighting Collection on Switch
Gamefings Score: 8
Platform: Switch Switch logo
Released: 24 Jun 2022
Genre: Fighting
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom

Introduction

Ladies and gentlemen, gamers of all ages, welcome to the fight of the century! No, I'm not talking about that epic showdown in the cafeteria over who gets the last slice of pizza; I mean the *Capcom Fighting Collection*! Released on the Nintendo Switch (and a few other consoles nobody cares about), this compilation is a gaggle of nostalgia packed with ten iconic fighting games. Buckle up as we dive into a delightful world of punches, kicks, and enough special moves to make your head spin. Let's go-ooo!

Gameplay

Capcom has kindly crammed so many classics into this collection that it feels like they hosted a fighting-themed family reunion-where everyone either does karate or comes out from the shadows to unleash their inner demon. You'll find all five Darkstalkers games, which means you can spend eternity mastering combos or scaring your friends with obscure references to characters no one remembers. Want to know what Red Earth is? You're not the only one! It's like a lost relic of the arcade days, and now it's here-just hanging out like that one cousin who always crashes the BBQ. The gameplay is as smooth as your best friend's off-key karaoke rendition of "Don't Stop Believin'," thanks to the inclusion of rollback netcode for online play. This feature keeps lag at bay, which is great because nobody likes being defeated by their own connection issues. Add to this a training mode for the noobs and a spectator mode for the ones who prefer to watch others get their butts kicked instead of experiencing it themselves. Plus, save states are included, sparing gamers from the pain of having to redo character selection five times because they were distracted by their phone notification about another boring TikTok challenge. If you ever wished to pose like a champion or just dodge your responsibilities, the multiplayer mode gives you permission to lounge back and enjoy beating up your pals on the couch. And if anyone dares win against you? Simply remind them that your character is better or blame your aunt's lasagna recipe-all is fair in love and fighting games.

Graphics

Let's dive into the graphics, shall we? They're about as attractive as a classic arcade game from the '90s, minus the dust and greasy fingerprints. Everything feels vibrant and colorful, almost like a bag of Skittles exploded on screen. You've got pixel art that'll make your eyes pop-seriously, try not to stare too long or you might just wake up in 1995. The menus are clean, tidy, and will get you to the fight faster than you can say "Shoryuken!" After each fierce battle, the pixelated celebration looks freshly picked from the nostalgia tree. Just watch that glorious health bar drain like your self-esteem during finals week!

Conclusion

In conclusion, the *Capcom Fighting Collection* is a fantastic trip down memory lane, less of a stroll, more like a high-speed chase through your childhood arcade. With its classic characters, smooth online play, and some of the coolest art and music players I've ever seen (Seriously, who doesn't want to jam out to sounds from the past while pretending to work?), it's a must-have for fighting game aficionados and casual gamers alike. So grab your Switch, your snacks, and prepare for some epic showdowns. Whether you're binging through the Darkstalkers saga or trying to uncover just what happened in Red Earth, Capcom's put together a delightful package that will keep you entertained for hours (or until your mom yells at you to get off the screen). On a score out of ten, I'm giving it an 8 for bringing back all those feels while making sure we don't lose the ability to throw a punch... or two.

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