Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection - Nintendo Switch Standard Edition

It's working fine as good as new. I love fighting games, since in real life I can't do martial arts or MMA.

If you're a Street Fighter enthusiast, you gotta have this. Sure, the versions in this collection are solely the ARCADE versions (no Alpha 3 Upper, no Ultra Street Fighter II, etc.), but it's still a great collection. The museum/gallery mode has a lot of great art and insight that is sure to please any Street Fighter lover, and it's great to have something on the go that you can just set down and play with a friend.My only complaint is that the online is quite laggy for the Switch, so just be prepared for that. Otherwise, I really enjoy the games included in this collection! An awesome trip down memory lane.

Fun game

Amazing collection! Every legacy SF game just like you remember. Tons of great art archives from concept to display art. Plays amazing, no lag and easy menus that allow tweaking of controls and display / filters. One plus of the Switch version, tournament mode! This game is packed full of goodies. Capcom finally delivers!!!

This game is awesome! I pre ordered as I am a huge street fighter fan. This game has been everything I imagined. I got on the switch for the portability factor. Most of the negative comments seem to be about controls like the joy cons but I find it plays pretty well. I also have a pro controller and on my 65 inch it’s even better. Here and there you will get a laggy match because someone’s connection is bad but that’s like 9/10 matches for me.

Great deal for $20. My wife and I both played the street fighter games growing up. When we bought the SNES mini she complained it wasn’t the version of street fighter she was “used to” and blamed that on losing. No more excuses, all the games are here. Time to get ready...fight!We never plan to play online so that feature doesn’t concern us.

I tried out all of the games, and I gotta say, I am very impressed. I immediately enjoyed this collection significantly more than last years New Challengers, and I believe this is largely due to the variety of choice that you get when you have to choose between which game you want to play, which character roster is your favorite, and how the game is visually represented. I really enjoyed playing with the Arcade filter on while the screen was sized to be the classic arcade screen. I am so glad I picked this up.

SF 2 is my favorite. That's honestly the only one I ever played as a kid on Super Nintendo. These seem to be based ok the Arcade, which is essentially the same. I've not played all the games yet, but so far I havent been pressed with the other games except SF2.