Capcom Fighting Collection

The game also has rollback netcode, which allows both players smooth and uninterrupted peer-to-peer gameplay.

I was very eager to try pretty much the entire collection from watching Maximillian Dood playing these games with friends, and by interacting with certain characters through playing the old Marvel Vs.

Every single game (excluding Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo for obvious reasons) has a training mode with the features one has come to expect which is very much appreciated, as well as a difficulty slider and several options to customize your experience, like adding or removing different borders, filter options including, naturally a no filter option, ability to choose if you'd rather select secret characters the original way, with button combinations, or through an Easy Select option, integrated into the games that has you use shortcuts instead (specified in the character progression within the awards section, and also in some guides I've addded).

A great collection of classic arcade fighting games with training modes, full online multiplayer, and some more QOL stuff.

The game uses the same basic UI seen in Capcom Beat 'em Up Bundle, just with a different theme and menu music, which is very neat and tidy, even if certain options are rather easy to miss (like the progress marker in the Awards section).

It's also a very lab-friendly game: while I'm out there playing matches in Fightcade, I'm here in training mode looking at the movelists and hitboxes.