Xbox Prepares for Marvel vs Capcom and Fighting Collection 2

Hey there, armchair fighters and fans of broken buttons! If you're one of those people who grew up taking Hadoukens to the face or unleashing Hyper Combos even at breakfast, Capcom is bringing you something new that will make you turn on your Xbox with the same excitement as when you first played Street Fighter. In 2025, the ring will heat up with Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics and Capcom Fighting Collection 2and nostalgia will hit harder than Ryu's Shoryuken.

Get Ready to Remember the Past and Rock the Present

Pay attention, because Capcom is not messing around! They are bringing back no less than 15 arcade classics straight to your Xbox One, with those collections that will make any old-school veteran smile more than when they beat a level in X-Men vs. Street Fighter. Have you ever imagined beating up Magneto playing Marvel Super Heroes or show who's boss The Punisher? These are just some of the titles that will be back with a bang, and the best part: now with an online mode that promises to be as smooth as Vega's movements in Street Fighter II.

And Capcom also brought rollback netcode, that trump card that every modern fighting game needs to have so as not to let people down during online battles. No more absurd lag or delay that makes you want to throw the controller at the wall. The experience will now be fluid, as it should be. And, for those who are still trying to get the timing of their combos right, there will even be a Training Mode in all games. Now there's no excuse for losing that fight just because your opponent caught you off guard with an infinite combo. It's time to train and show who the real champion is.

The Classics That Made History Are Back

And that's not all! Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is also coming to rock, bringing games that marked an era, such as Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001, Street Fighter Alpha 3 UPPERand even the underrated Power Stone. And let's agree, Power Stone It was that game that seemed messy, but deep down it was pure strategy and organized chaos – perfect for those who like to watch the circus catch fire and still come out on top.

Much More Than Just Fighting: New Features That Will Make the Experience Even Better

In addition to all these relics, Capcom didn't stop there. They also included a ton of new features that will leave any fan speechless. Remember that moment when you have to pause the game to answer the pizza delivery guy? Now, you can save the game and continue where you left off without losing anything. And, if you're one of those people who likes to customize everything, Capcom heard you. You can adjust the gameplay with the EX Settingschange screen filters and even configure buttons to make everything your way.

And if you're one of those who enjoys a good art gallery, Capcom has you covered. The collections are packed with concept art, design documents, and soundtracks that will take you back to the glory days of arcades. It's like an interactive fighting game museum, but with the added bonus of being able to beat up the characters while admiring the artwork.

Warming Up Your Engines: Get Ready for Street Fighter 6

Now, if you're rusty and don't remember how to do a Hadouken without locking your wrist, Capcom has already given you the instructions: Street Fighter 6 is here to help you get into the swing of things. The game is now available for Xbox Series X|S and is the perfect chance for you to warm up before facing these upcoming classics. After all, no one wants to be embarrassed when everyone comes to play and you don't even know how to pull off a special.

Street Fighter 6 came with everything, bringing insane graphics, sharp gameplay and that grip that only the series knows how to deliver. If you are thinking about returning to the world of fighting games or simply want to relive the nostalgia, this is the time.

Franchise Summary: Capcom and Its Fighting Games – A Success Story

For those who are just arriving or want to remember, Capcom is simply responsible for some of the greatest fighting game classics of all time. Since the release of Street Fighter II In 1991, the company continued to innovate and bring out titles that marked generations. Marvel vs. Capcom emerged as a dream crossover, pitting Marvel heroes against Capcom's most iconic characters. And let's face it, seeing Ryu trading punches with Wolverine is an experience that every comic and game fan needs to experience at least once in their life.

Over time, Capcom continued to expand its fighting universe, releasing games such as Capcom vs. SNKwhich brought even more variety to the genre. And we can't forget Power Stonewhich, despite not having made much noise at the time, won a special place in the hearts of those who played it. Now, with these collections, Capcom is bringing back all that nostalgia, but with that modern touch that people like so much.

Get ready because the fight is about to begin

If you're a fan of fighting games or simply enjoy a good dose of nostalgia, these new collections from Capcom are a real treat. With 15 classics in two collections, new features, an online mode with rollback netcode, and much more, 2025 promises to be an epic year for those who lived through the golden age of arcades and want to relive those moments – now from the comfort of their couch. So, you know: warm up your fingers, prepare your combos, and, above all, have fun. Because, at the end of the day, that's what these games have always given us – pure fun.