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You'll need four Switch consoles (and hopefully eight Pro Controllers, though you can use the Joy-Cons if you must) and four copies of Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection to play the tournament. If you have any interest in game design, the museum is probably going to be worth the price of admission.ДЇinally, exclusive to the Switch version of the game is the eight-player tournament mode. This is a look inside the game that isn't often seen. The sprite viewer is particularly appealing, as it shows the individual animation frames for characters across key games in the series. Original design documents have been scanned in, along with concept art, character art, and game art. Hopping into the museum provides a treasure trove of information about the series. Otherwise, it makes your game look like a stretched-out mess. Widescreen support is also here, but it's only good for the games that support it natively. Borders are an option, though most players will likely opt for a no border approach, with the game zoomed in just enough to run from top-to-bottom of the screen. It's a testament to the original pixel art that it all still looks good running at 1080p. Two types of CRT filters are available, monitor and TV, or you can just play with the raw image.

Because these are arcade titles, you have to drop in virtual quarters before you can actually play.

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If you decide to play, the attract video seamlessly zooms in to full screen, and you're in the game. A short history of the game is available, along with tips and trivia. Yes, emulation quality is always a concern with packages of this type, but that's something that you're not going to dig into during an hour-long play session.Д«rowsing through the available game list provides images of the arcade, while the attract video for the selected game plays in a small window. Street Fighter III 2nd Impact: Giant Attack (1997)ДЄfter spending an hour or so playing around with the PlayStation 4, Switch and Xbox One versions of the game, the one thing that stands out the most is the amount of effort that went into the front end.Street Fighter III: New Generation (1997).Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams (1995).Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (1993).Street Fighter II': Hyper Fighting (1992).

Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (1992).

Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (1991).

While this may disappoint some hardcore fans, the decision was likely made to ensure online compatibility, as different ROM versions all play slightly differently. The North American arcade ROMs are used worldwide, including in the Japanese release of the collection.

This means that there are no home console-specific versions and no games where the arcade version saw a release after the home console version (no Hyper Street Fighter II here). The 12 games included in the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection are all the original North American arcade releases.

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