"The best way to predict the future is to create it." — Peter Drucker
Capcom, the renowned video game developer, has retro gamers buzzing with excitement, as they’ve announced their latest fighting game collection. While Street Fighter II has seen numerous releases and is easily accessible, this collection takes a unique twist by focusing on the more obscure titles that are a treat for hardcore fans.
The collection, titled “Capcom Fighting Arena: Retro Originals,” is a curated library of fighting games that offers a delightful mix of classic and lesser-known titles. It’s a welcome surprise for those who crave the nostalgic thrill of arcade brawls.
Among the featured games are the cult favorites Project Justice and Plasma Sword, both of which have been meticulously remastered for modern consoles. Project Justice, a manga-style beat ’em up, allows players to engage in intense 2D battles, while Plasma Sword delivers a futuristic sword-fighting experience with a unique sci-fi twist. These deep cuts are a testament to Capcom’s rich gaming history and will evoke a sense of nostalgia for players who cut their teeth on arcade cabinets.
But the collection doesn’t simply stop at these two gems. Also included are five additional titles, each with its own distinct style and gameplay
