@@budgiecat9039 Hope you can bring lots of money to pay all the American copyright hoarders of those series. That was the reason why it took almost two years and even the making of a sequel to bring that game worldwide.
@@OM19_MO79 I already explained this to you lol The "American copyright holders" DO NOT EXIST Do you understand the words that I am saying 🙏 Sandy Frank? He is 95 years old About over a decade ago, the global rights to Gatchaman aka Battle of the Planets, reverted BACK to Tatsunoko. Tatsunoko has GLOBAL distribution rights to Gatchaman and all things associated with it That was the only supposed issue when Tatsunoko vs Capcom first came out in Japan and was looking to b localized. By the time it was, Sandy Frank had lost the rights. You can find this online also from a Tatsunoko fan who actually had worked for Sandy Frank around that time. Other than that, I already told you: the American companies that held any rights to video OVA or TV distribution of any of the other Tatsunoko characters in that game, I had already contacted YEARS ago and they all told me their rights never extended to video games or toys. They were only for the home video or TV distribution and they had all expired. Take for instance Hurricane Polimar: That was a show created in the mid 70's. Same with Tekkaman. In the 90's, it got an OVA reboot and an American company (forget which one it was Viz or Manga Entertainment) bought the rights to distribute it in the West. When contacting them, they explained not only had it long expired, BUT, it ONLY pertained to rights of distributing the OVA and ONLY that OVA, meaning, they didn't even have the rights to the original show. This was the same for Tekkaman Blade (90's OVA series), as I said Gatchaman, Casshan (also got a 90's OVA reboot and another "Sins" in the 00's), Karas (an OVA made in the 00's), and Time Bokan (which didn't even relate to Yatterman despite being board of the 'series' as it was the first one and Yatterman was like the third. (Think 'Super Sentai' as a similarity of you will in how the Time Bokan series works) That left Itadakiman (literally "Home Run Man" btw) which is part of the time Bokan series, but never got localized period, and Genie Family, which got cut in the American localization of the game: which at first, people theorized it was due to European licensing but the reality is Capcom self censored the game because of fear of racial backlash due to him being an exaggerated stereotype. So by cutting Genie,, they replaced him with Condor Joe of Gatchaman, Yatterman 2, Tekkaman Blade, and on the Capcom side, added Frank West and Roll. Pretty fair trade off if you ask me But yeah, not current "license issues" lol That argument was squashed 14 years ago my friend. Tatsunoko is kinda hurting for money now anyway. I don't know of any new show or OVA they've put out in recent times that's been a hit. Hell I can't even think of anything they've put out This is probably why they resigned with notorious American distribution company Harmony Gold who long has held the Robotech (aka Macross) distribution license in the West, despite Studio Nue, Big West and Tatsunoko themselves frequently having taken them to court in the past to revert said license rights. A couple years ago, Harmony Gold's licent rights finally expired and everyone thought hooray now the Japanese get to have it back but nope .. Tatsunoko oddly allowed them to renew it I suspect Tatsunoko did that because they're financially hurting and was probably promised a portion of revenue for a possible live action Hollywood film of Robotech from Harmony Gold. Well there's no Macross in this game, never was, so no problem there. And btw as be said before, back then, to further solidify my argument on Western licensing rights, I had also contacted Funimation's lawyer regarding their rights to Dragonball Z and if that extended to video games and his answer was no they do not. Bandai Namco however has video game distribution rights to Dragonball Z but Funimation never did. They only held rights to the TV and movie stuff. With Macross/Robotech, that was the only odd anomaly where a Western anime distribution localization company (Harmony Gold) had exclusive rights to damn near everything which is why Tatsunoko/Big West/Studio Nue often took them to court in the past because they kept blocking Macross merch and anime coming in unless they got a financial cut of it. I guess whoever read those contracts back in 1984 or whatever didn't understand English lol they got bamboozled for sure by HG The reality with Tatsunoko vs Capcom is the game featured characters most people vin the West never heard of, similar to the situation with the Super Robot Wars series m, so there's usually a conscious effort to not want to localize games like that because of fear of low sales Tatsunoko got an exception because it was a test to see if the Western audience cares about vs games and if so, they'd go ahead and work on Marvel vs Capcom 3 which they ended up doing. I mean, we never got Tatsunoko Fight for PS1 localized, nor the Gatchaman vertical shooting game also for PS1. Likely because they didn't think those would sell Also the director of Tatsunoko vs Capcom stingily wanted to keep the game a Wii exclusive which is why we never got a port and both he and the American Capcom producer who worked on getting the game localized, both left Capcom later anyway. Hope you get it now.
Tatsunoko vs Capcom would have to be it's own release given the licensing issues. The problem with licensed content is it could impact a collection being delisted. It would also be nice if it was given a visual overhaul because the graphics haven't aged well.
The "licensing issues" of Tatsunoko really aren't as big a problem as many naive people assume they are. I proved this over a decade ago when I argued with many people who swore up and down that the game would never be localized in the first place (before it got localized) by contacting all the supposed western license company holders. These companies all assured that their licenses either long expired, or/and, they never extended to having rights over video game or merch distribution. Only tv and home video. And no the graphics are just fine (except for Frank West wtf)
@abrahamochoa55 I agree. Also, TvC already exists, so it wouldn't be the first time they licensed this stuff. Working with Disney likely became easier over time because they failed trying to produce video games themselves.
@@abrahamochoa55 The argument isn't Tatsunoko but the proposed belief that "it's impossible" because there exists multiple US and European license holders to said Tatsunoko IP's they supposedly paid for said licenses over 40 years ago and they'll never expire and extend to full ownership of any and all merchandising outside just the TV and home video distribution rights of that time. Aaaaand that's all bullshit lol. Those companies never had full extension of merch rights (just like Sony doesn't have it with Spider-Man as they only have the movie rights) and they've either long expired anyway, or the companies themselves don't even exist anymore.
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs (video game) is a Beat'm Up by Capcom based on a cartoon release in the 1993. I bring up this up because I don't want to be the only one that knows of this Licensed Video.
Alien vs Predator might be closer to release now more than ever. It is included in that plug in play collection that came in the dual arcade joystick a few years ago and Disney now owns both properties when they bought FOX, and since it looks like both sides are currently playing nice Disney might consider it if the Marvel vs. Collection sells well.
I would love to see Alien vs Predator finally after 30 years get a physical console release. I’ll also would love to see Final Fight 2 and 3 also get rereleased.
@@orionsorbit Why not throw in Streetwise as well? It's not a good game, but it isn't the "sin against mankind" people make it out to be. But Cody becoming Death Hulk is ridiculous!
According to Maximillian Dood, he said Tatsunoko vs Capcom’s biggest hurdle in the west is that while everything is under the Tatsunoko roof in Japan, that’s the the case in the US. Stuff like Battle of the Planets, Casshan, and Tekkaman all have different license holders. That is the biggest hurdle for its release in a collection.
@@HoroJoganot really smart ass, just because you’re a weirdo that keeps up with obsecure ip licenses does not make it common sense. Don’t be that guy that has to convince everybody that he already knows everything. IP law is already complicated.
I would absolutely die for In the Demon's Hand being released again with online play. Picked it up on a whim many years ago at Electronics Botique and it saw regular play with my brother and I for years.
In the Demon's Hand is one of my favorite Dreamcast games. Loved how basically every character was unlockable, from the random super-weak enemies to the giant bosses.
I would love to see a Final Fight Collection. Final Fight (Arcade) Final Fight (Sega CD) Final Fight One (GBA) Final Fight (SNES) Fight Fight Guy (SNES) Mighty Final Fight (NES) Final Fight 2 (SNES) Final Fight 3 (SNES) Final Fight Revenge (Arcade)
I already got those on Wii U but I still need those on Switch. As you know the Switch is not backwards compatbile with either Wii U and 3DS. Same with the DuckTales Remastered.
Honestly, Ring of Destruction is way more deserving of a rerelease. Slam Masters already had its chance in the limelight in the Arcade Stadium. I'm definitely surprised/baffled/disappointed that it wasn't featured in Fighting Collection 2!
"COUNTER! REVERSAL!! SLAM MASTEEEEERRRR!!!" Oops! Wrong game 😅 But yeah, I would love to see a re release of Ring of Destruction Slam Masters 2 Gunloc and Black Widow are my favorite characters Capcom should put some Slam Masters characters in crossovers
Here's all of Capcom fighting games that aren't in CFC yet. Note: Jojo isn't on here due to licensing issue. 3D Fighters: Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha Street Fighter EX 2 PLUS Street Fighter EX 3 Tech Romancer Final Fight: Revenge Rival Schools: United by Fateful Onimusha Blade Warriors Tatsunoko vs. Capcom Cannon Spike (it had 2p Battle mode) 2D Fighters: Saturday Night Slammasters Ring of Destruction: Slammasters 2 Mega Man: The Power Fighters Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters Street Fighter the Movie: The Game
@@RGF91 sega is ssoooo stupid. VF 1-4 or 1-5 collection would be great since theres no 3d fighters on switch. also VF anniversary, 30th passed in 2023 and we got NOTHING. sega hates money. especially now that the switch exist! it could be played on the go. If sega goes under i give no Fs anymore. Still make bad decisions. Also Team ninja needs to make a Dead or alive collection 1-4 for switch.
@@jfitnesshealthand Atlus needs to put out a Power Instinct Collection as well as a 3D fighter collection consisting of Shadow Struggle, Critical Blow and Yuusha Heaven's Gate
It's too bad licensing is such an issue with these old games. I'd absolutely love a second beat-em-up collection with Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, Alien vs. Predator, and the D&D Mystara games.
Other games you might be missing: -Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold (hasn’t been released since PS2) -Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max (PSP game), but since this was a handheld exclusive, I don’t think it applies with the “arcade” theme. -Vampire Chronicle. This was the Hyper SF2 of Darkstalkers. It allowed you to choose between all 3 play styles from all games. But I don’t remember if this had an arcade port. -Street Fighter the movie. The arcade and console ports were completely different from each other. And I don’t know if there are license issues with the likeness of the actors. If you also wanna include SF2 HD Remix, 3rd Strike Online and Darkstalkers Resurrection, that’s fair. Also, Capcom during 05-08 had licenses to different IPs and just didn’t wanna develop them. So they gave them to Eighting or Arc Sys. You also forgot to mention the Kenichi PS2 game. Same situation than fate. Developed by Eighting, produced by Capcom. Outside of that, you pretty much got all of them. Good video!
Hyper Street Fighter Alpha, anyone? (That game released exclusively with the Street Fighter Alpha Anthology, adding new moves to the Alpha 3 Upper cast's kits, at the cost of not really having a single-player mode of any kind. If I were to add it (and add onto it) in a future Capcom Fighting Collection, I would add a single-player arcade mode and compatibility with the cast of Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max, among a few minor quality of life improvements.)
I would love to see Street Fighter The Movie The Game (both versions) getting a re release! The arcade version is my guilty pleasure 😊 It is jank but fun! "COUNTER! REVERSAL!! SLAM MASTEEEERRRRRRR!!!!" At least Capcom made Csptain Sawada and the Bison Troopers (Blade, Arkane, Khyber and F7) canon in the mainline series and also made official redesigns and bios for them. The Bison Troopers even appeared in TEPPEN I want to see Blade returning in a new MvC game That Shadaloo cyborg already looks like a super villain For his moveset he could have a mix of his moves from SF The Movie and Slam Masters (because he is actually Gunloc)
We don't need those since we already got SFA2, we're already getting 2 different SFA3 games and we already have all the Darkstalkers games, any versions that's slightly different in terms of functionality isn't necessary especially since it's just arcade versions we're getting.
One game not on here (that’s unlikely because of CFC2): Alpha 3 MAX IN MY OPINION: it’s in the running for best Street Fighter game ever. Massive roster (they threw in characters from CVS2 and Fighting Jam), incredibly feature rich, and… locked on the PSP. This game DESERVES to be put in modern consoles with rollback.
I think there are few options in my opinion 1. Going for a 5th generation era collection (PS1 & Sega Saturn) with extras. The games i think they gonna put in are: Slam Masters 2 (the 1st game already in capcom arcade stadium), Street Fighter EX, Streets Fighter EX2 (no EX3 because it’s never released on arcades), Final Fight Revenge, Rival Schools, Star Gladiator, Tech Romancer, maybe Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold (Alpha 3 Upper included in CFC2) and maybe if there’s hope Capcom Fighting All Stars. 2. Going for a late 00s-modern era collection. I think those games gonna be in: Tatsunoko vs. Capcom, Street Fighter 4, Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition (No USF4 because it’s already available on Modern consoles via backwards compatibility), Street Fighter X Tekken, Sengoku Basara X, Fate/unlimited codes, Ultra Street Fighter 2 and possibly Mega Man X Street Fighter. 3. I can see Capcom doing deals with sony for bringing games like Street Fighter EX3, Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max, Darkstalkers Chronicles, Power Stone Collection, Onimusha Blade Warriors and many more to PlayStation Plus Premium/Deluxe because it’s easier to them and those collections using arcade roms than the console ports. 4. UMvC3 and MvCI will get port for Nintendo System (i think switch but possible for next gen) and UMvC3 will get re-release physical release for PS4 via Limited Run Games because capcom. 5. The battle arena games (heavy metal and spawn) will not be included in my opinion because they are not fighting games. I think alien vs predator will get release in an Capcom Beat Em Up collection 2 or Arcade 3rd Stadium.
Snk lost the source code for all their Hyper Neo Geo 64 games. It’s literally impossible to get those games. Even emulation hasn’t been able to crack that software for the Hyper perfectly. Until someone cracks the emulation and shares it with SNK, those games will remain stuck on original arcade boards.
@@budgiecat9039 They were primarily arcade machine companies, not video games. SNK still have an archive of ALL of their arcade PCBs, neatly stored and organized just like how The LEGO Company has their archive of every LEGO sets ever made. Capcom and SNK thought they are hardware companies. Basically, most Japanese companies think like that. That's why software development in Japan is relatively lacking. They only care about hardware engineering.
Alien vs Predator will be kind of easy. They’re both owned by fox and fox is owned by Disney. Disney owns Marvel. Marvel is working hand-in-hand with Capcom right now to make the Capcom versus Marvel games. I would also love to see the dungeon & dragon games and Cadillac and dinosaurs
This is what I was expecting in general: *Capcom Fighting Collection 2* • Capcom Fighting Jam (with some redesigned sprites) • Capcom vs. SNK Pro (with some redesigned sprites) • Capcom vs. SNK 2 (with some redesigned sprites) • Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold • Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper • SUPER Puzzle Fighter II Turbo: HDR (DLC) • SUPER Street Fighter II Turbo: HDR *Capcom 3D Fighting Collection* • Capcom Fighting All-Stars (DLC) • Final Fight Revenge • Heavy Metal: Geomatrix • Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2 • Power Stone • Power Stone 2 • Project Justice • Rival Schools • Star Gladiator - Episode 1: Final Crusade • Star Gladiator - Episode 2: Nightmare of Bilstein • Tech Romancer
A few other obscure potentials: Dynasty Wars: a lane-based action game for which Warriors of Fate serves as a spiritual successor Cadilacs & Dinosaurs: another licensed beat 'em up Pnickies: a spiritual predecessor to Super Puzzle Fighter Muscle Bomber Duo: a 2v2 only update of the original Jojo's Venture: a CPS3 pedecessor to "Bizarre Adventure" Onimusha Blade Warriors: a somewhat Smash-like spinoff Viewtifull Joe, Red Hot Rumble: a very Smash-like spinoff Tatsunoko VS Capcom, Cross Generation of Heroes: the first version of TvC only released in Japan I think there's a couple other versions of the SF Ex games, and then there's Arika's "Fighting Layer," which could likely be included if they collaborated on an "Arika Fighting Collection."
Well said. CFC2 basically had me half correct on my prediction! Power Stone Power Stone 2 Project Justice Plasma Sword The other I had in mind was - Rival Schools Star Gladiator Tech Romancer Final Fight Revenge I definitely would love to see the SF EX series, TvC, and Tech Romancer in a future collection.
We all know the true way to finish up Capcom Collections is with an amalgamation of their two big collections: *Phoenix Wright's Fighting Collection* • Profesor Layton vs Phoenix Wright • Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 • Project X Zone 2
All Stars has been seen running on a capcom bigwig (I forgot his name) twitter account. So it’s very very likely that they will keep that as the final final secret treat for Capcom fans.
AvP is probably more achievable now that they are owned by Disney. Add in the fact Disney who also owns marvel is allowing the mvc collection and have also allowed capcoms Disney games to be rereleased. Not to mention AvP was rereleased for capcoms plug and play a few years ago.
Dude..... for a collection filled with games that have licensing issues that need to be resolved, how do you suggest Heavy Metal but not say a word about SPAWN? Did you not know that Todd McFarlane gave Capcom the rights to make a Naomi-based Spawn arcade game that played like a first-person Power Stone? It's called "In the Demon's Hand". I had it on the Dreamcast, and believe me, it's so good that I'd easily pay full price again for a single rerelease. But of ALL games worth negotiating with IP holders for to include in a new collection, Spawn is right up there with AvP. Why leave it out? And if you want to talk AvP, why no mention of the two Dungeons & Dragons beat em ups? Or Cadillacs & Dinosaurs?
Nay Soawn isn’t good it’s in my top 3 Dreamcast games. MvC2 is tops but Spawn was my most played games on that gem of a system. Would love a remaster of Spawn.
You mentioned some unknown gems here. Don’t forget about Shiritsu Justice Gakuen 2. I would love a feature complete version of this like the PS1 version of Rival Schools. Fate Unlimited Codes is an incredible game that deserves to see light with the online community.
As many as possible from this list Saturday Night Slam Masters (arcade) Ring of Destruction (arcade) Street Fighter EX+ Alpha (PS1) Street Fighter EX 2 (arcade) Street Fighter EX 3 (PS2) Street Fighter: The Movie (arcade) Street Fighter: The Movie (PS1) Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold (arcade) Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX (PSP) Cannon Spike (arcade) Rival Schools (PS1) Star Gladiator (PS1) Tech Romancer (Dreamcast) Final Fight Revenge (Arcade) Tatsunoko vs. Capcom (Wii) Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PS3)
To add some context the Marvel Vs. Capcom Fighting Collection was launched because Marvel is promoting many X-Men related things this year including X-Men '97 through Disney Plus, Deadpool Vs. Wolverine at theaters, ongoing X-Men Marvel Legends action figures, and their newest X-Men Comics subscription through Marvel Unlimited, so it was in their best interest to have something beloved gaming related, and it was both, Capcom and Marvel, that took the opportunity for the collection. For Capcom's Fighting Collection 2 the case is different, first of all, the first mostly Darkstalkers collection didn't initially do as good as planned, so there was no follow up planned, however it has been catching up recently, and it seems it is starting to do good, but the real reason a second collection was made is to honor Hideaki Itsuno whom was leaving Capcom this August, which is why every single game in the collection is a game he worked on one way or another. Normally, Capcom wouldn't announce two fighting collections back-to-back next to each other like that, I mean even Marvel Vs. Capcom Collection hasn't even been released yet, but they did it because of the timing regarding Itsuno leaving, and to take advantage of the hype for the Marvel Vs. Capcom Collection getting a date release announcement, also on the following scheduled Nintendo Direct. The good news is that if these collections sell well, particularly if Itsuno's collection sells very well next year, there is a very high possibility for a third collection. Some of the games required some heavy licensing work around, but Capcom always honors good sales, and they will make it happen if that's the case. Knowing Capcom, the included games will be: - Ultra Street Fighter II - Fate/Unlimited Codes - Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom All-Star Battle - Sengoku Basara X - Star Gladiator - Rival Schools United By Fate - Final Fight Revenge - Alien Vs. Predator Sadly, it is very unlike that the Saturday Night Slam Masters will be released since Capcom considers them as Sports games, also neither it will be Street Fighter The Movie, or any of the Street Fighter EX games since Arika is now doing their own thing with Fighting EX Layer. The good news is that if Fighting Collection 2 sells well, the third one will happen with those games, and yes, they do have some copyright holds, that current Capcom would not have an issue overcoming. Another thing is that it seems any game that had a Dreamcast release is in line for the grabs now that they finally properly figured out the architecture, including anything on Naomi, and it is because of this that the good news is that these other Capcom games also have a chance to appear: - Tech Romancer - Jojo's Bizarre Adventure - Heavy Metal Geomatrix - Cannon Spike - Mars Matrix - Giga Wing 2 - Super Street Fighter II X For Matching Service - Vampire Chronicles For Matching Service
The main issue with a 3rd FG collection to me is they don't have anymore really strong games to sell it on. Like let's be real, 99% of people are buying the marvel collection for MVC2. Same goes for the fighting collection 2 and CVS2. They're using those games as the focal point to sell the other ones. They don't have any games left that are anywhere near even CVS2 levels of popularity. They'd need to charge $30 or something if they do another collection with their remaining titles. I also wonder how long it would take for SF4 and MVC3 to qualify for a re-release. In a few years I'd would definitely consider those retro.
TvC might not be the biggest thing ever but there is definetly a very big audience there asking for it. Everyone already went asking for TvC to complete the capcom crossover trinity. Jojo and Fate can also carry with their IP brand. Specially Fate because the TM audience has been waiting for rereleases of old typemoon games, and we have been going really good with the remaster of Stay night and the announced of Hollow ataraxia. Unlimited codes would be the icing on the cake for the fandom to complete the OG Fate experience, playing both VNs and then going to use their favorite characters from the visual novels in unlimited codes.
@@DoctorDoom84Not unless if they allow permission. Everyone thought the same thing that Norimaro wouldn't be back in the MvC collection because of Licensing, yet here we are. Anything is possible now.
The Heavy Metal game maybe Can have one more issue but i'm unsure : the Heavy-metal magazine was based by the French magazine Métal Hurlant, so i don't know this gonna complicate this more.
Good idea, but what if Capcom went all out and got permission from other fighting game makers to make more ports of their fighting games? Imagine if the likes of Dynamite Bomb, E's Laf, Under Night In-Birth, Vanguard Princess and a few others get modern re-releases with a few touch-ups along the way. Capcom used to be the king of fighting games, but if they want to show off their porting expertise, they can include some in-house ports of non-Capcom fighting games as a bonus.
While I like this idea a lot, we still need another important collection out of capcom, an action game specific one. Capcom also had it's hand in number of action games that haven't be re-released in almost 20 years, God Hand, Viewtiful joe, P.N.03, Chaos Legion. Some of these need remakes down the line, others need just a re-release. So odd they did nothing with them for all this time.
Games that should appear on Capcom FG collection vol. 3: Rival Schools Star Gladiator Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold Tech Romancer Saturday Night Slam Masters Ring Of Destruction: Slam Masters 2 Street Fighter: The Movie Jojo’s Venture (hopefully someday) Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure (hopefully someday) Cadillacs & Dinosaurs (hopefully someday) Alien Vs. Predator (hopefully someday)
I'm just amazed what we're getting for the second collection. I mean the Capcom vs. SNK games alone would have been worth the price tag but you are getting the Power Stone games, Street Fighter Alpha 3, Capcom Fighting Evolution, Project Justice, and Plasma Sword.
Great list. Love all of it. In addition, I’d like to see Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. They could use SF4 as the focal point/key title. Many would love to play that with modern features and rollback netcode. They could do the same for the MvC3 series. Those with rollback would be an instant buy for many.
There's also Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. A beat em up that Capcom released in the 90s. It's also tied to a license to an old comic. But it could also work as a throw in for a collection like this. Great video btw
Heavy Metal magazine and IP is currently split between Massive Publishing, which is an imprint of Whatnot (yes, the auction site) and Magma Comix. Clearing the name is the easy part. Music, second easiest. If any of the characters or assets came from stories in the magazine, they need to clear it from individual artists, writers, estates, etc. If there's any jodorowski or moebius stuff in there, good luck. That said, there's been success in recent years by redeveloping Heavy Metal projects under the Metal Hurlant name, depending on the lineage of the individual asset.
Great great video. Thank you with some new surprises I never heard of. Also Fatal fury. Neowave Rebout 94. Maximum Impact 1 and 2 Battle Colosseum need to also be released!
With how they're merging and unifying titles like CvS2 with CFC2, I almost want to believe they'll make an attempt to unify SF3 to get the backgrounds from New Gen/2nd Impact and add the earlier versions of Sean/Dudley into 3rd Strike. I'm almost certain we will get Capcom Allstars now, just from Nakayama showing it off that it still exists in their archives.
I'm gonna be that guy and say I totally saw the MvC collection coming lol. Here's the thing, and it's interesting because no one talked about it, at least to my knowledge. Arcade1up for the past several years has been releasing the Marvel games. They even made an MvC 2 cabinet, though I don't remember if it came out or was announced before the collection was. From my perspective, after the first collection, the Marvel collection was inevitable. I even have the countercade that came out in 2022! Though that one doesn't have Marvel 2 because it simply can't be run on it (and they probably wanted to sell you $500 cabinet with just Marvel 2).
More than anything else, I want to see Ring Of Destruction: Slam Masters 2 in a future collection. Not only has that one never had a home release, but North and South America didn’t get it at all, and there seem to have been areas of Asia that didn’t get it either. I know it doesn’t hold a candle to the original Saturday Night Slam Masters, mostly due to playing like a traditional fighter instead of a wrestling game, but it would still be nice to see it brought back.
Great video. I had Slam Masters for the SNES and loved it. Always thought some of the cast should show up in a VS game. Would love to get both games in a collection.
You forgot to mention Gotcha Force which honestly should also be put in a 3D collection. Also its a pipedream but Street Fighter Online Mouse Generation cause I used to watch tournaments of that game on NicoVideo & that game is nuts.
The problem with these games is that none of them have that exciting "must buy!" hype factor like the past collections such as CVS, Power Stone, or the Vampire Savior entries. Aliens vs. Predator or Tatsunoko would be the exceptions to that statement but I have very little faith that Capcom could or would pursue the licensing rights from lord knows how many entities to successfully put them in a collection. Saturday Night Slam games are classic with a fantastic arcade cool factor but they are way more wrestling games than traditional fighting games, which is fine, but I don't think Capcom can move a third collection on the strength of them compared to the prior two.
Alien vs Predator I can mostly likely see get a rerelease since Disney now owns both IPs and since both IPs are back in the limelight with their most recent movies doing well and with the MVC collection coming otw who's to say that Alien vs Predator can't come back? Also to note that it was bundled with that Capcom plug and play joystick
Street Fighter The Movie The Game (Arcade and Console versions) have to return! "COUNTER! REVERSAL!! SLAM MASTEEEEEERRRRRRR!!!!" The arcade version is jank but fun! I like the original characters (Sawada, Blade, Arkane, Khyber and F7) and I am glad that Capcom not only made them canon in the mainline series but also gave them updated designs! The Shadaloo cyborgs look awesome! (And they even appeared in TEPPEN) Would be cool to see Blade in a new crossover For his moveset, he could have a mix of his moves from SF The Movie and Slam Masters (because he is actually Gunloc)
Street Fighter: The Movie (both console and arcade), Tatsunoko vs Capcom, Ultra Street Fighter 2, Rival Schools series, Street Fighter EX trilogy, Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold, Saturday night slam masters, Street Fighter 4 (arcade version 2008), cyber bots and gotcha force. And a 1p vs CPU mode needs to be added.
I predict that the 3rd Capcom Fighting Collection will be: - Street Fighter Ex 1-3 - Tatsunoko vs Capcom - Techmancer - Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold - Jojo's Bizarre Adventure - Sengoku x Basara
Here's what I think would be the best case scenario, while also being somewhat realistic: SFXT, TVC, and Jojo all get separate re-releases, not as part of a collection, like SVC Chaos (provided that TVC and Jojo aren't absolute copyright nightmare scenarios) Capcom Fighting Collection 3 gets made, and contains the following: -Street Fighter EX +a -Street Fighter EX2+ -Street Fighter EX3 -Rival Schools (maybe Nekketsu Seishun Nikki 2 also) -Star Gladiator -Final Fight Revenge -Tech Romancer -whatever the most complete build of Capcom Fighting All-stars is -MAYBE Fighting Layer, since SFEX is there Additionally, if they want to be EXTRA cool, they could try the following: -Fate Unlimited Codes -Heavy Metal Geomatrix -Sengoku Basara X that last bit is just extra. Nothing I NEED to see but would be really cool if done.
I would include SF Alpha 3 MAX and Third Strike Online Edition in that list as well. Maybe even Ultra Street Fighter 2 and Tekken Vs Street Fighter. You place Online Edition as the flagship of a collection and people will most certainly buy it.
It would fit to call it ‘Capcom Fighting Collection 3rd Strike’ Games could include Street Fighter 3rd Strike Street Fighter EX3 Rival Schools Tech Romancer Namco x Capcom Tatsunoko vs Capcom
Honestly Capcom could do 3 more fighting game collections and another beatem up collection. They can do a 3D collection of games made for PSX arcade hardware ( star gladiator, rival schools, tech romancer, & the SF EX games) Then another SF anniversary collection using the last versions of older games ( Ultra SF2, SF 3rd Strike online, SF Alpha 2 gold, SF Alpha 3 max, SF4 Ultra, Can throw in Slam masters and Final fight fighting games since the are in the SF universe) Then a Capcom collab arcade collection with the rest of the games Also a new beat'em up collection with ( AVP, X-Men mutant Apocalypse, Marvel war of the gems, dungeons & dragons, Final Fight 2&3 and Canon Spike ) you can even throw in Final Fight street wise if you want to troll us a little lol
All the ARIKA games. Alpha 2 Gold, Rival Schools, Star Gladiator, Tech romancer. We have to keep in mind that for the Marvel vs Capcom Collection and the Capcom Fighting collection 2 they are only working with one other entity other than themselves so to me personally ARIKA makes the most sense and then rounding out the rest of the collection with other Capcom only fighting games that didn't make it on any of the previous collections.
Interesting thing about heavy metal, the rights might actually belong to David Fincher, the director of fight club. He had the film rights shopped around for years to get a new heavy metal made, which ended up becoming love, death and robots on netflix.
The statement that "Star Gladiator" and "Rival Schools" don't have to be released because their superior sequels already are, is something that goes against the idea of these rereleases. I want them all. Even if some think "shitty ps1 graphics" aren't worth their times.
They could make a Street Fighter EX Collection: Street Fighter EX Street Fighter EX Plus Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha Street Fighter EX 2 Street Fighter EX 2 Plus Street Fighter EX 3 But… if they made a Capcom Fighting Collection 3, then it would have to be a re-release of the 30th Anniversary with Rollback, along with Alpha 2 Gold, Alpha 3 Max and Hyper Street Fighter Alpha as playable modes. But that would be beating a dead horse in my opinion. I think Capcom, by 2025 will have exhausted their retro collections and will have to do something different, like make a CVS3, if Garou does well.
Tech Romancer was really fun! I remember there were parodies of all the major mech franchises at the time. The Gundam had a super move where he leaned his head and arm back such that they were obscured from the camera, so that he could mimic the Gundam's iconic final shot that destroyed Char's Zeong
I think the next collection will most likely be a "Sony ZN-1 and ZN-2" collection. With Street Fighter EX 1 and 2, Rival Schools, Star Gladiator, Tech Romancer and one or two "wild card" games from another board/system, like Final Fight Revenge. So far all collections have mostly games from the same arcade system, with one or two exceptions (I guess because it's more convenient in terms of emulation, rather than some arbitrary "theme") Collection 1 was all CPS2 games (aside from Red Earth, which is CPS3), the MvC Collection will be all CPS2 games (aside from Punisher and MvC2, which are CPS Dash and Naomi, respectively) and Collection 2 will be all Naomi games (aside from Fighting Jam, which is Namco System 246). Assuming that my theory of the game selection being because of what board they'll be emulating, I find it hard to piece together any other collection. Maybe a dedicated "CPS Collection" with all of the older SF2 and Alpha games that didn't have netplay in the 30th Anniversary collection, with the Muscle Bomber games and any leftovers from the CPS catalog. Other licensed games I can see maybe getting solo re-releases (Fate and JoJo), simply because there isn't enough other games to make a collection in the same mold we're getting so far.
@@conradojavier7547 You're right, I just assumed because it's also on Dreamcast. Still somewhat consistent though, since the MvC collection also got two games from other boards.
Capcom fighting jam uses Namco Board 246 emulation, (ps2 based arcade hardware), if Namco had to be consulted on how to emulate thier hardware we could assume there's a strong possibility the current game rights to Jojo's Bizarre adventure (in Namco Bandai's possession) was also brought up in conversation- meaning a two game Jojo: Heritage for the future and Jojo: Golden wind (ps2) collection might be a possibility
@conradojavier7547 there's a difference between a remaster or a port, what you would want is something like this collection, a port, a remaster would be made in HD from scratch
I Love that You Brought up Capcom Fighting All stars! Honestly I Wish In this New Snk vs Capcom Collection they would have added it..... But there is still hope! :)
Im a huge fan of fighting games 'cause I grew up at the arcades with Capcom, Midway, SNK, Rare, Namco etc...and we are very happy now but I say it's time for Horror survival like Resident Evil and Dino Crisis or Shootem Ups like the 194x collections.
Fighting All Stars would be the elephant in the room, due to the fact that some of the characters employ a super move system that's even more difficult to pull off due to complex joystick & button combinations more than the ones employed in SNK fighters.
A couple of notes: 1) I'm surprised that you mentioned Heavy Metal Geomatrix and not its effective predecessor, Spawn: In the Demon's Hand. They're almost the same game with different IPs. 2) Alien vs. Predator did get exactly one home re-release back in 2019, as part of the all-in-one Capcom Home Arcade joystick. It was one of 16 games built in to the stick, which connected directly to a TV (like one of the bargain retro controllers with a built in emulator).
Great video! Quite a few games here I've never heard of. One minor correction: Alien vs Predator did see a port on the 'Capcom Home Arcade' - a giant plug-and-play arcade stick released by Capcom in 2019. Not sure if this counts as a 'toy' rather than a game, but it does set a precedent for modern versions of AVP.
One game I would LOVE and buy immediately if there was a collection with is Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. This is THE beat'em up, imo which doesn't get mentioned at all.
I think you missed the MegaMan Battle Network collections when you were doing your recap of previous releases. Those games are great. AvP is one of my top 10 arcade games, but if Disney holds the rights to it wouldn't they have wanted to include it with all the other Disney properties on the MvC collection? It just seems like it would be an even bigger licensing headache to mix rights holders on a 3rd collection. If any one of them decides to pull out or sell away a property, the whole game would have to be delisted from digital marketplaces. And in this day and age, if any rights holders decide that Capcom has to pull an Ubisoft/Sony and revoke library access a la The Crew and Discovery Network TV shows, it could kill consumer confidence in future collections. (Physical media forever.) I don't know what could be combined into a volume 3, but I do hope that Capcom keeps making sure that its library is available to legally own for decades to come. Now, I just need to find which moving box I stored my Wii in, and I can go revisit my copy of Tatsunoko vs Capcom.
What needs a Remaster port to current consoles would be Tatsunako vs Capcom which is stuck on Nintendo Wii which wasn't known for a Fighting game system ...I'm sure it will actually Break records in sales in a Fighting Game that the Majority of Gamers never heard of....
Bro. Getting All Stars on a collection would be enough for the price tag itself. Even in an “unfinished” state.
I want a New Version of All Stars akin to the Formerly Lost Media Samurai Shodown 5 Perfect.
@@conradojavier7547wat
We have jam that is unfinished, yeah, it's not worth any price
Hope they bring back Tatsunoko vs Capcom that game is a hidden gem
It's possible.
Tatsunoko studio hasn't really put anything out in a while that's been profitable so they would probably appreciate the publicity
@@budgiecat9039 Hope you can bring lots of money to pay all the American copyright hoarders of those series. That was the reason why it took almost two years and even the making of a sequel to bring that game worldwide.
fk that game, that gamed helped with the ruin of mvc
Those characters rights are all over the map so that'll be close to highly unlikely but we can dream tho
@@OM19_MO79 I already explained this to you lol
The "American copyright holders" DO NOT EXIST
Do you understand the words that I am saying 🙏
Sandy Frank? He is 95 years old
About over a decade ago, the global rights to Gatchaman aka Battle of the Planets, reverted BACK to Tatsunoko.
Tatsunoko has GLOBAL distribution rights to Gatchaman and all things associated with it
That was the only supposed issue when Tatsunoko vs Capcom first came out in Japan and was looking to b localized. By the time it was, Sandy Frank had lost the rights.
You can find this online also from a Tatsunoko fan who actually had worked for Sandy Frank around that time.
Other than that, I already told you: the American companies that held any rights to video OVA or TV distribution of any of the other Tatsunoko characters in that game, I had already contacted YEARS ago and they all told me their rights never extended to video games or toys.
They were only for the home video or TV distribution and they had all expired.
Take for instance Hurricane Polimar:
That was a show created in the mid 70's.
Same with Tekkaman.
In the 90's, it got an OVA reboot and an American company (forget which one it was Viz or Manga Entertainment) bought the rights to distribute it in the West.
When contacting them, they explained not only had it long expired, BUT, it ONLY pertained to rights of distributing the OVA and ONLY that OVA, meaning, they didn't even have the rights to the original show.
This was the same for Tekkaman Blade (90's OVA series), as I said Gatchaman, Casshan (also got a 90's OVA reboot and another "Sins" in the 00's), Karas (an OVA made in the 00's), and Time Bokan (which didn't even relate to Yatterman despite being board of the 'series' as it was the first one and Yatterman was like the third. (Think 'Super Sentai' as a similarity of you will in how the Time Bokan series works)
That left Itadakiman (literally "Home Run Man" btw) which is part of the time Bokan series, but never got localized period, and Genie Family, which got cut in the American localization of the game: which at first, people theorized it was due to European licensing but the reality is Capcom self censored the game because of fear of racial backlash due to him being an exaggerated stereotype.
So by cutting Genie,, they replaced him with Condor Joe of Gatchaman, Yatterman 2, Tekkaman Blade, and on the Capcom side, added Frank West and Roll.
Pretty fair trade off if you ask me
But yeah, not current "license issues" lol
That argument was squashed 14 years ago my friend.
Tatsunoko is kinda hurting for money now anyway. I don't know of any new show or OVA they've put out in recent times that's been a hit. Hell I can't even think of anything they've put out
This is probably why they resigned with notorious American distribution company Harmony Gold who long has held the Robotech (aka Macross) distribution license in the West, despite Studio Nue, Big West and Tatsunoko themselves frequently having taken them to court in the past to revert said license rights.
A couple years ago, Harmony Gold's licent rights finally expired and everyone thought hooray now the Japanese get to have it back but nope .. Tatsunoko oddly allowed them to renew it
I suspect Tatsunoko did that because they're financially hurting and was probably promised a portion of revenue for a possible live action Hollywood film of Robotech from Harmony Gold.
Well there's no Macross in this game, never was, so no problem there.
And btw as be said before, back then, to further solidify my argument on Western licensing rights, I had also contacted Funimation's lawyer regarding their rights to Dragonball Z and if that extended to video games and his answer was no they do not. Bandai Namco however has video game distribution rights to Dragonball Z but Funimation never did. They only held rights to the TV and movie stuff.
With Macross/Robotech, that was the only odd anomaly where a Western anime distribution localization company (Harmony Gold) had exclusive rights to damn near everything which is why Tatsunoko/Big West/Studio Nue often took them to court in the past because they kept blocking Macross merch and anime coming in unless they got a financial cut of it. I guess whoever read those contracts back in 1984 or whatever didn't understand English lol they got bamboozled for sure by HG
The reality with Tatsunoko vs Capcom is the game featured characters most people vin the West never heard of, similar to the situation with the Super Robot Wars series m, so there's usually a conscious effort to not want to localize games like that because of fear of low sales
Tatsunoko got an exception because it was a test to see if the Western audience cares about vs games and if so, they'd go ahead and work on Marvel vs Capcom 3 which they ended up doing.
I mean, we never got Tatsunoko Fight for PS1 localized, nor the Gatchaman vertical shooting game also for PS1. Likely because they didn't think those would sell
Also the director of Tatsunoko vs Capcom stingily wanted to keep the game a Wii exclusive which is why we never got a port and both he and the American Capcom producer who worked on getting the game localized, both left Capcom later anyway.
Hope you get it now.
Tatsunoko vs Capcom would have to be it's own release given the licensing issues. The problem with licensed content is it could impact a collection being delisted.
It would also be nice if it was given a visual overhaul because the graphics haven't aged well.
Still looks great to me
The "licensing issues" of Tatsunoko really aren't as big a problem as many naive people assume they are.
I proved this over a decade ago when I argued with many people who swore up and down that the game would never be localized in the first place (before it got localized) by contacting all the supposed western license company holders.
These companies all assured that their licenses either long expired, or/and, they never extended to having rights over video game or merch distribution. Only tv and home video.
And no the graphics are just fine (except for Frank West wtf)
If they were able to cut a deal with the garbage company of disney/marvel. Im sure they can hash out a deal with a fellow japanese company!
@abrahamochoa55 I agree. Also, TvC already exists, so it wouldn't be the first time they licensed this stuff.
Working with Disney likely became easier over time because they failed trying to produce video games themselves.
@@abrahamochoa55 The argument isn't Tatsunoko but the proposed belief that "it's impossible" because there exists multiple US and European license holders to said Tatsunoko IP's they supposedly paid for said licenses over 40 years ago and they'll never expire and extend to full ownership of any and all merchandising outside just the TV and home video distribution rights of that time.
Aaaaand that's all bullshit lol.
Those companies never had full extension of merch rights (just like Sony doesn't have it with Spider-Man as they only have the movie rights) and they've either long expired anyway, or the companies themselves don't even exist anymore.
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs (video game) is a Beat'm Up by Capcom based on a cartoon release in the 1993. I bring up this up because I don't want to be the only one that knows of this Licensed Video.
Basically everyone who played soe arcades know about the game.
The most popular video game in history of Bangladesh!
Alien vs Predator might be closer to release now more than ever. It is included in that plug in play collection that came in the dual arcade joystick a few years ago and Disney now owns both properties when they bought FOX, and since it looks like both sides are currently playing nice Disney might consider it if the Marvel vs. Collection sells well.
I would love to see Alien vs Predator finally after 30 years get a physical console release. I’ll also would love to see Final Fight 2 and 3 also get rereleased.
@@orionsorbit Why not throw in Streetwise as well? It's not a good game, but it isn't the "sin against mankind" people make it out to be. But Cody becoming Death Hulk is ridiculous!
@@walterlucero5757 street wise AND Revenge.
Not a fighting game, but I would be happy to have Cannon Spike as a bonus game.
According to Maximillian Dood, he said Tatsunoko vs Capcom’s biggest hurdle in the west is that while everything is under the Tatsunoko roof in Japan, that’s the the case in the US. Stuff like Battle of the Planets, Casshan, and Tekkaman all have different license holders. That is the biggest hurdle for its release in a collection.
You don't have to listen to Max do know that, it's basically common sense. It was the talk back in the day it was released.
@@HoroJoganot really smart ass, just because you’re a weirdo that keeps up with obsecure ip licenses does not make it common sense. Don’t be that guy that has to convince everybody that he already knows everything. IP law is already complicated.
Licensing sounds like just as much of a hassle as reverse engineering the game's code.
Since you mentioned that Heavy Metal arena fighter I’m surprised you didn’t mention Spawn: In the Demon’s Hand.
I would absolutely die for In the Demon's Hand being released again with online play.
Picked it up on a whim many years ago at Electronics Botique and it saw regular play with my brother and I for years.
@@YaowBucketHEAD that game is awesome
The Heavy Metal game was okay but had some issues
Great choices... but idk how that would happen considering there's separate licensing for both. But nowadays, anything is possible
In the Demon's Hand is one of my favorite Dreamcast games. Loved how basically every character was unlockable, from the random super-weak enemies to the giant bosses.
I would love to see a Final Fight Collection.
Final Fight (Arcade)
Final Fight (Sega CD)
Final Fight One (GBA)
Final Fight (SNES)
Fight Fight Guy (SNES)
Mighty Final Fight (NES)
Final Fight 2 (SNES)
Final Fight 3 (SNES)
Final Fight Revenge (Arcade)
And Streetwise too.
@@TheTubhead We do not speak of that game.
@@RedRanger2001 yeah u miss one, i bet u never play it.ohh i tought it was the op responding, who r u i didn't call u here punk?
Don’t forget about the d&d beat em ups
those already released for Xbox 360 / ps3
Sticks to Snakes!
@@juliorabello
Not to mention, its already playable on every console worth buying.
@@juliorabello ain’t on ps4/ps5 and Xbox one though
I already got those on Wii U but I still need those on Switch. As you know the Switch is not backwards compatbile with either Wii U and 3DS. Same with the DuckTales Remastered.
Honestly, Ring of Destruction is way more deserving of a rerelease. Slam Masters already had its chance in the limelight in the Arcade Stadium. I'm definitely surprised/baffled/disappointed that it wasn't featured in Fighting Collection 2!
"COUNTER! REVERSAL!! SLAM MASTEEEEERRRR!!!"
Oops! Wrong game 😅
But yeah, I would love to see a re release of Ring of Destruction Slam Masters 2
Gunloc and Black Widow are my favorite characters
Capcom should put some Slam Masters characters in crossovers
Here's all of Capcom fighting games that aren't in CFC yet. Note: Jojo isn't on here due to licensing issue.
3D Fighters:
Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha
Street Fighter EX 2 PLUS
Street Fighter EX 3
Tech Romancer
Final Fight: Revenge
Rival Schools: United by Fateful
Onimusha Blade Warriors
Tatsunoko vs. Capcom
Cannon Spike (it had 2p Battle mode)
2D Fighters:
Saturday Night Slammasters
Ring of Destruction: Slammasters 2
Mega Man: The Power Fighters
Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters
Street Fighter the Movie: The Game
There is an arcade game Street Fighter: The Movie, which is a separate game from the console game Street Fighter the Movie: The Game.
This is the list
I’m waiting for a Fatal Fury collection, a KOF collection, and a MK collection (1-Shaolin Monks).
Virtua Fighter says hello
@@RGF91 Hello!👋👋👋👋
@@RGF91 sega is ssoooo stupid. VF 1-4 or 1-5 collection would be great since theres no 3d fighters on switch. also VF anniversary, 30th passed in 2023 and we got NOTHING. sega hates money. especially now that the switch exist! it could be played on the go. If sega goes under i give no Fs anymore. Still make bad decisions. Also Team ninja needs to make a Dead or alive collection 1-4 for switch.
@@jfitnesshealthand Atlus needs to put out a Power Instinct Collection as well as a 3D fighter collection consisting of Shadow Struggle, Critical Blow and Yuusha Heaven's Gate
@@budgiecat9039power instinct is a cool series and there's a number of entries that didn't make it to America.
I’m surprised you didn’t include Cadillac and Dinosaurs. I’m sure it would be impossible to get but since we are shooting for the stars, why not lol
It's too bad licensing is such an issue with these old games. I'd absolutely love a second beat-em-up collection with Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, Alien vs. Predator, and the D&D Mystara games.
Other games you might be missing:
-Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold (hasn’t been released since PS2)
-Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max (PSP game), but since this was a handheld exclusive, I don’t think it applies with the “arcade” theme.
-Vampire Chronicle. This was the Hyper SF2 of Darkstalkers. It allowed you to choose between all 3 play styles from all games. But I don’t remember if this had an arcade port.
-Street Fighter the movie. The arcade and console ports were completely different from each other. And I don’t know if there are license issues with the likeness of the actors.
If you also wanna include SF2 HD Remix, 3rd Strike Online and Darkstalkers Resurrection, that’s fair.
Also, Capcom during 05-08 had licenses to different IPs and just didn’t wanna develop them. So they gave them to Eighting or Arc Sys. You also forgot to mention the Kenichi PS2 game. Same situation than fate. Developed by Eighting, produced by Capcom.
Outside of that, you pretty much got all of them. Good video!
Hyper Street Fighter Alpha, anyone? (That game released exclusively with the Street Fighter Alpha Anthology, adding new moves to the Alpha 3 Upper cast's kits, at the cost of not really having a single-player mode of any kind. If I were to add it (and add onto it) in a future Capcom Fighting Collection, I would add a single-player arcade mode and compatibility with the cast of Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max, among a few minor quality of life improvements.)
Vampire Chronicle was sorely missing from his list
@@lucassmith4137 For that game having a re-release online with all stages and music added I would give capcom a maximillian reaction for.
I would love to see Street Fighter The Movie The Game (both versions) getting a re release!
The arcade version is my guilty pleasure 😊
It is jank but fun!
"COUNTER! REVERSAL!! SLAM MASTEEEERRRRRRR!!!!"
At least Capcom made Csptain Sawada and the Bison Troopers (Blade, Arkane, Khyber and F7) canon in the mainline series and also made official redesigns and bios for them.
The Bison Troopers even appeared in TEPPEN
I want to see Blade returning in a new MvC game
That Shadaloo cyborg already looks like a super villain
For his moveset he could have a mix of his moves from SF The Movie and Slam Masters (because he is actually Gunloc)
We don't need those since we already got SFA2, we're already getting 2 different SFA3 games and we already have all the Darkstalkers games, any versions that's slightly different in terms of functionality isn't necessary especially since it's just arcade versions we're getting.
One game not on here (that’s unlikely because of CFC2): Alpha 3 MAX
IN MY OPINION: it’s in the running for best Street Fighter game ever. Massive roster (they threw in characters from CVS2 and Fighting Jam), incredibly feature rich, and… locked on the PSP. This game DESERVES to be put in modern consoles with rollback.
The tatsunoku rights are a nightmare. The game had to change its cast for release outside of Japan.
Only 1 character from the Tatsunoko side got axed.
Add Darkstalkers Chronicle The Chaos Tower, then we'll talk.
I think there are few options in my opinion
1. Going for a 5th generation era collection (PS1 & Sega Saturn) with extras. The games i think they gonna put in are: Slam Masters 2 (the 1st game already in capcom arcade stadium), Street Fighter EX, Streets Fighter EX2 (no EX3 because it’s never released on arcades), Final Fight Revenge, Rival Schools, Star Gladiator, Tech Romancer, maybe Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold (Alpha 3 Upper included in CFC2) and maybe if there’s hope Capcom Fighting All Stars.
2. Going for a late 00s-modern era collection. I think those games gonna be in: Tatsunoko vs. Capcom, Street Fighter 4, Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition (No USF4 because it’s already available on Modern consoles via backwards compatibility), Street Fighter X Tekken, Sengoku Basara X, Fate/unlimited codes, Ultra Street Fighter 2 and possibly Mega Man X Street Fighter.
3. I can see Capcom doing deals with sony for bringing games like Street Fighter EX3, Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max, Darkstalkers Chronicles, Power Stone Collection, Onimusha Blade Warriors and many more to PlayStation Plus Premium/Deluxe because it’s easier to them and those collections using arcade roms than the console ports.
4. UMvC3 and MvCI will get port for Nintendo System (i think switch but possible for next gen) and UMvC3 will get re-release physical release for PS4 via Limited Run Games because capcom.
5. The battle arena games (heavy metal and spawn) will not be included in my opinion because they are not fighting games. I think alien vs predator will get release in an Capcom Beat Em Up collection 2 or Arcade 3rd Stadium.
Now hear me out. Onimisha Blade Warriors and Viewtiful Joe Red Hot Rumble.
Both are console only fighting games. Likely Capcom may include those in a Viewtiful Joe or Onimusha collection instead.
Seeing as we even got SVC let's hope SNK is feeling just as generous about porting Buriki One (lol they won't)
Snk lost the source code for all their Hyper Neo Geo 64 games. It’s literally impossible to get those games. Even emulation hasn’t been able to crack that software for the Hyper perfectly. Until someone cracks the emulation and shares it with SNK, those games will remain stuck on original arcade boards.
@@RevengerPhoenix
What's with Japanese game companies always losing source code ffs
Its almost impossible, however I bet there will be caracters for Buriki One in the new Art of Fighting game
There are massive emulation problems with Hyper Neo Geo games, like, there's barely any progress in that field IIRC.
@@budgiecat9039 They were primarily arcade machine companies, not video games. SNK still have an archive of ALL of their arcade PCBs, neatly stored and organized just like how The LEGO Company has their archive of every LEGO sets ever made. Capcom and SNK thought they are hardware companies. Basically, most Japanese companies think like that. That's why software development in Japan is relatively lacking. They only care about hardware engineering.
The Megaman Legends + The Misadventures of Tron Bonne
Don't remember those games had any FIghting on them
@@HoroJoga I do. Mega Man isn't going around using diplomacy or therapy on robot masters. He's a super fighting robot. XD
Alien vs Predator will be kind of easy. They’re both owned by fox and fox is owned by Disney. Disney owns Marvel. Marvel is working hand-in-hand with Capcom right now to make the Capcom versus Marvel games. I would also love to see the dungeon & dragon games and Cadillac and dinosaurs
This is what I was expecting in general:
*Capcom Fighting Collection 2*
• Capcom Fighting Jam (with some redesigned sprites)
• Capcom vs. SNK Pro (with some redesigned sprites)
• Capcom vs. SNK 2 (with some redesigned sprites)
• Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold
• Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper
• SUPER Puzzle Fighter II Turbo: HDR (DLC)
• SUPER Street Fighter II Turbo: HDR
*Capcom 3D Fighting Collection*
• Capcom Fighting All-Stars (DLC)
• Final Fight Revenge
• Heavy Metal: Geomatrix
• Nekketsu Seisyun Nikki 2
• Power Stone
• Power Stone 2
• Project Justice
• Rival Schools
• Star Gladiator - Episode 1: Final Crusade
• Star Gladiator - Episode 2: Nightmare of Bilstein
• Tech Romancer
When you say "CVS" and "with some redesign sprites"...you are talking about Morrigan, right? 😁
@@meganinten0078
Yes. Especially, Morrigan. The Alpha sprites are just as equally copied and pasted into the games.
WE DEFINITELY NEED THAT SATURDAY NIGHT SLAM MASTERS I NEVER EVEN KNEW ABOUT A PART 2 I WANT!!!!!! I NEED!!!!!!
That's on Capcom arcade 2nd stadium
Only first Slam Fighters.
Give me Slammasters 1 & 2 and Street Fighter EX 1 through 3 . And I’ll die a happy gamer
spawn in the demon's hand?
A few other obscure potentials:
Dynasty Wars: a lane-based action game for which Warriors of Fate serves as a spiritual successor
Cadilacs & Dinosaurs: another licensed beat 'em up
Pnickies: a spiritual predecessor to Super Puzzle Fighter
Muscle Bomber Duo: a 2v2 only update of the original
Jojo's Venture: a CPS3 pedecessor to "Bizarre Adventure"
Onimusha Blade Warriors: a somewhat Smash-like spinoff
Viewtifull Joe, Red Hot Rumble: a very Smash-like spinoff
Tatsunoko VS Capcom, Cross Generation of Heroes: the first version of TvC only released in Japan
I think there's a couple other versions of the SF Ex games, and then there's Arika's "Fighting Layer," which could likely be included if they collaborated on an "Arika Fighting Collection."
JoJo HftF and Fate Unlimited Codes would be insane
A man can dream...
Sengoku Basara X
you could add cannon spike on it as well
Well said.
CFC2 basically had me half correct on my prediction!
Power Stone
Power Stone 2
Project Justice
Plasma Sword
The other I had in mind was -
Rival Schools
Star Gladiator
Tech Romancer
Final Fight Revenge
I definitely would love to see the SF EX series, TvC, and Tech Romancer in a future collection.
We all know the true way to finish up Capcom Collections is with an amalgamation of their two big collections:
*Phoenix Wright's Fighting Collection*
• Profesor Layton vs Phoenix Wright
• Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3
• Project X Zone 2
All Stars has been seen running on a capcom bigwig (I forgot his name) twitter account. So it’s very very likely that they will keep that as the final final secret treat for Capcom fans.
AvP is probably more achievable now that they are owned by Disney. Add in the fact Disney who also owns marvel is allowing the mvc collection and have also allowed capcoms Disney games to be rereleased. Not to mention AvP was rereleased for capcoms plug and play a few years ago.
Dude..... for a collection filled with games that have licensing issues that need to be resolved, how do you suggest Heavy Metal but not say a word about SPAWN? Did you not know that Todd McFarlane gave Capcom the rights to make a Naomi-based Spawn arcade game that played like a first-person Power Stone? It's called "In the Demon's Hand". I had it on the Dreamcast, and believe me, it's so good that I'd easily pay full price again for a single rerelease. But of ALL games worth negotiating with IP holders for to include in a new collection, Spawn is right up there with AvP. Why leave it out?
And if you want to talk AvP, why no mention of the two Dungeons & Dragons beat em ups? Or Cadillacs & Dinosaurs?
Nay Soawn isn’t good it’s in my top 3 Dreamcast games. MvC2 is tops but Spawn was my most played games on that gem of a system. Would love a remaster of Spawn.
You mentioned some unknown gems here. Don’t forget about Shiritsu Justice Gakuen 2. I would love a feature complete version of this like the PS1 version of Rival Schools. Fate Unlimited Codes is an incredible game that deserves to see light with the online community.
As many as possible from this list
Saturday Night Slam Masters (arcade)
Ring of Destruction (arcade)
Street Fighter EX+ Alpha (PS1)
Street Fighter EX 2 (arcade)
Street Fighter EX 3 (PS2)
Street Fighter: The Movie (arcade)
Street Fighter: The Movie (PS1)
Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold (arcade)
Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX (PSP)
Cannon Spike (arcade)
Rival Schools (PS1)
Star Gladiator (PS1)
Tech Romancer (Dreamcast)
Final Fight Revenge (Arcade)
Tatsunoko vs. Capcom (Wii)
Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (PS3)
I know damn well they will make a Capcom ULTIMATE Fighting Collection with EVERYTHING in it.
Watch a few years from now!
I am calling it!
To add some context the Marvel Vs. Capcom Fighting Collection was launched because Marvel is promoting many X-Men related things this year including X-Men '97 through Disney Plus, Deadpool Vs. Wolverine at theaters, ongoing X-Men Marvel Legends action figures, and their newest X-Men Comics subscription through Marvel Unlimited, so it was in their best interest to have something beloved gaming related, and it was both, Capcom and Marvel, that took the opportunity for the collection.
For Capcom's Fighting Collection 2 the case is different, first of all, the first mostly Darkstalkers collection didn't initially do as good as planned, so there was no follow up planned, however it has been catching up recently, and it seems it is starting to do good, but the real reason a second collection was made is to honor Hideaki Itsuno whom was leaving Capcom this August, which is why every single game in the collection is a game he worked on one way or another.
Normally, Capcom wouldn't announce two fighting collections back-to-back next to each other like that, I mean even Marvel Vs. Capcom Collection hasn't even been released yet, but they did it because of the timing regarding Itsuno leaving, and to take advantage of the hype for the Marvel Vs. Capcom Collection getting a date release announcement, also on the following scheduled Nintendo Direct.
The good news is that if these collections sell well, particularly if Itsuno's collection sells very well next year, there is a very high possibility for a third collection. Some of the games required some heavy licensing work around, but Capcom always honors good sales, and they will make it happen if that's the case. Knowing Capcom, the included games will be:
- Ultra Street Fighter II
- Fate/Unlimited Codes
- Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom All-Star Battle
- Sengoku Basara X
- Star Gladiator
- Rival Schools United By Fate
- Final Fight Revenge
- Alien Vs. Predator
Sadly, it is very unlike that the Saturday Night Slam Masters will be released since Capcom considers them as Sports games, also neither it will be Street Fighter The Movie, or any of the Street Fighter EX games since Arika is now doing their own thing with Fighting EX Layer.
The good news is that if Fighting Collection 2 sells well, the third one will happen with those games, and yes, they do have some copyright holds, that current Capcom would not have an issue overcoming.
Another thing is that it seems any game that had a Dreamcast release is in line for the grabs now that they finally properly figured out the architecture, including anything on Naomi, and it is because of this that the good news is that these other Capcom games also have a chance to appear:
- Tech Romancer
- Jojo's Bizarre Adventure
- Heavy Metal Geomatrix
- Cannon Spike
- Mars Matrix
- Giga Wing 2
- Super Street Fighter II X For Matching Service
- Vampire Chronicles For Matching Service
An Ex collection would be nice, but the game I want to see the most is Street Fighter X Tekken.
Awesome video, dude. And I'm definitely not who this content was made for. Well done.
Love the list! I think 1 more collection is enviable, a 4th collection with the "impossible" games would be epic
Actually, Alien vs Predator did get a home console port. It was exclusively released to the Capcom Home Arcade dedicated console.
The main issue with a 3rd FG collection to me is they don't have anymore really strong games to sell it on.
Like let's be real, 99% of people are buying the marvel collection for MVC2. Same goes for the fighting collection 2 and CVS2. They're using those games as the focal point to sell the other ones. They don't have any games left that are anywhere near even CVS2 levels of popularity. They'd need to charge $30 or something if they do another collection with their remaining titles.
I also wonder how long it would take for SF4 and MVC3 to qualify for a re-release. In a few years I'd would definitely consider those retro.
TvC might not be the biggest thing ever but there is definetly a very big audience there asking for it. Everyone already went asking for TvC to complete the capcom crossover trinity.
Jojo and Fate can also carry with their IP brand. Specially Fate because the TM audience has been waiting for rereleases of old typemoon games, and we have been going really good with the remaster of Stay night and the announced of Hollow ataraxia. Unlimited codes would be the icing on the cake for the fandom to complete the OG Fate experience, playing both VNs and then going to use their favorite characters from the visual novels in unlimited codes.
I think vanilla/french vanilla SF4 are old enough to be retro and thus viable for inclusion in a collection.
JoJo would be nice to play Capcom made that game
@@morty215fightclubbringyour7Bandi Namco owns the rights. Capcom can't release it.
@@DoctorDoom84Not unless if they allow permission. Everyone thought the same thing that Norimaro wouldn't be back in the MvC collection because of Licensing, yet here we are. Anything is possible now.
The Heavy Metal game maybe Can have one more issue but i'm unsure : the Heavy-metal magazine was based by the French magazine Métal Hurlant, so i don't know this gonna complicate this more.
Good idea, but what if Capcom went all out and got permission from other fighting game makers to make more ports of their fighting games? Imagine if the likes of Dynamite Bomb, E's Laf, Under Night In-Birth, Vanguard Princess and a few others get modern re-releases with a few touch-ups along the way. Capcom used to be the king of fighting games, but if they want to show off their porting expertise, they can include some in-house ports of non-Capcom fighting games as a bonus.
While I like this idea a lot, we still need another important collection out of capcom, an action game specific one. Capcom also had it's hand in number of action games that haven't be re-released in almost 20 years, God Hand, Viewtiful joe, P.N.03, Chaos Legion. Some of these need remakes down the line, others need just a re-release. So odd they did nothing with them for all this time.
Games that should appear on Capcom FG collection vol. 3:
Rival Schools
Star Gladiator
Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX
Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold
Tech Romancer
Saturday Night Slam Masters
Ring Of Destruction: Slam Masters 2
Street Fighter: The Movie
Jojo’s Venture (hopefully someday)
Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure (hopefully someday)
Cadillacs & Dinosaurs (hopefully someday)
Alien Vs. Predator (hopefully someday)
I'm just amazed what we're getting for the second collection. I mean the Capcom vs. SNK games alone would have been worth the price tag but you are getting the Power Stone games, Street Fighter Alpha 3, Capcom Fighting Evolution, Project Justice, and Plasma Sword.
Rival Schools 1 was robbed of being on CFC2, so it NEEDS to be on the next one.
Great list. Love all of it. In addition, I’d like to see Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. They could use SF4 as the focal point/key title. Many would love to play that with modern features and rollback netcode. They could do the same for the MvC3 series. Those with rollback would be an instant buy for many.
There's also Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. A beat em up that Capcom released in the 90s. It's also tied to a license to an old comic. But it could also work as a throw in for a collection like this.
Great video btw
Heavy Metal magazine and IP is currently split between Massive Publishing, which is an imprint of Whatnot (yes, the auction site) and Magma Comix. Clearing the name is the easy part. Music, second easiest. If any of the characters or assets came from stories in the magazine, they need to clear it from individual artists, writers, estates, etc. If there's any jodorowski or moebius stuff in there, good luck. That said, there's been success in recent years by redeveloping Heavy Metal projects under the Metal Hurlant name, depending on the lineage of the individual asset.
What about Cadillacs and dinosaurs? I think everyone forgets about that
Alien VS Predator got a home release with the Capcom Home Arcade stick. Only in Europe.
Cannon Spike would be very nice to have as well.
Great great video. Thank you with some new surprises I never heard of.
Also Fatal fury. Neowave Rebout 94. Maximum Impact 1 and 2 Battle Colosseum need to also be released!
You never heard of:
Battle Monsters
Megatudo 2096
Battle Tryst
Jackie Chan Fist of Fire
Survival Arts
Dark Edge
Force Five
Kenju
Eye of the Typhoon
Kakuto Chojin
Adina 120% Burning Fest Limited
Fighter's Impact
Fighting Eyes
Fighting Bujutsu
Kensei: Sacred Fist
Samurai Deeper Kyo
Tatsunoko Fight
TV Animation X - Unmei no Tatakai
Shadow Struggle
Critical Blow
Yuusha: Heaven's Gate
Astra Superstars
Asura Blade
Asura Buster
Avengers in Galactic Storm
Battle K-Road
Toy Fighter
Godzilla
Martial Champion
Mobile Suit Gundam EX Revue
Rabbit
Superior Soldiers
Groove on Fight
Martial Masters
Blandia
Burning Rival
Dino Rex
Dragon Master
Fujiyama Buster
Kaiser Knuckle
Typhoon Gal
The Fallen Angels
Tattoo Assassins
The Outfoxies
Tokidensho Angel Eyes
Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer
Ragnagard
Shaolin
Tengai Making - Kabuki Itouryodan
Kabuki Klash
Slap Happy Rhythm Busters
Custom Beat Battle Draglade
Battle Tycoon Flash Hiders EX
Alien vs. Predator did get a home release on the Capcom home Arcade.
With how they're merging and unifying titles like CvS2 with CFC2, I almost want to believe they'll make an attempt to unify SF3 to get the backgrounds from New Gen/2nd Impact and add the earlier versions of Sean/Dudley into 3rd Strike. I'm almost certain we will get Capcom Allstars now, just from Nakayama showing it off that it still exists in their archives.
I'm gonna be that guy and say I totally saw the MvC collection coming lol. Here's the thing, and it's interesting because no one talked about it, at least to my knowledge. Arcade1up for the past several years has been releasing the Marvel games. They even made an MvC 2 cabinet, though I don't remember if it came out or was announced before the collection was. From my perspective, after the first collection, the Marvel collection was inevitable. I even have the countercade that came out in 2022! Though that one doesn't have Marvel 2 because it simply can't be run on it (and they probably wanted to sell you $500 cabinet with just Marvel 2).
More than anything else, I want to see Ring Of Destruction: Slam Masters 2 in a future collection. Not only has that one never had a home release, but North and South America didn’t get it at all, and there seem to have been areas of Asia that didn’t get it either. I know it doesn’t hold a candle to the original Saturday Night Slam Masters, mostly due to playing like a traditional fighter instead of a wrestling game, but it would still be nice to see it brought back.
A complete collection of all the SF EX games with their updated and vanilla versions up to SFEX3 as well as Fighting Layer.
Great video. I had Slam Masters for the SNES and loved it. Always thought some of the cast should show up in a VS game. Would love to get both games in a collection.
Alpha 2 Gold and 3rd Strike with rollback. I need these!
You forgot to mention Gotcha Force which honestly should also be put in a 3D collection. Also its a pipedream but Street Fighter Online Mouse Generation cause I used to watch tournaments of that game on NicoVideo & that game is nuts.
The problem with these games is that none of them have that exciting "must buy!" hype factor like the past collections such as CVS, Power Stone, or the Vampire Savior entries. Aliens vs. Predator or Tatsunoko would be the exceptions to that statement but I have very little faith that Capcom could or would pursue the licensing rights from lord knows how many entities to successfully put them in a collection. Saturday Night Slam games are classic with a fantastic arcade cool factor but they are way more wrestling games than traditional fighting games, which is fine, but I don't think Capcom can move a third collection on the strength of them compared to the prior two.
Alien vs Predator I can mostly likely see get a rerelease since Disney now owns both IPs and since both IPs are back in the limelight with their most recent movies doing well and with the MVC collection coming otw who's to say that Alien vs Predator can't come back? Also to note that it was bundled with that Capcom plug and play joystick
Street Fighter The Movie The Game (Arcade and Console versions) have to return!
"COUNTER! REVERSAL!! SLAM MASTEEEEEERRRRRRR!!!!"
The arcade version is jank but fun!
I like the original characters (Sawada, Blade, Arkane, Khyber and F7) and I am glad that Capcom not only made them canon in the mainline series but also gave them updated designs!
The Shadaloo cyborgs look awesome! (And they even appeared in TEPPEN)
Would be cool to see Blade in a new crossover
For his moveset, he could have a mix of his moves from SF The Movie and Slam Masters (because he is actually Gunloc)
I pray we get an EX collection man. EX3 needs to be on modern consoles
Street Fighter: The Movie (both console and arcade), Tatsunoko vs Capcom, Ultra Street Fighter 2, Rival Schools series, Street Fighter EX trilogy, Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold, Saturday night slam masters, Street Fighter 4 (arcade version 2008), cyber bots and gotcha force. And a 1p vs CPU mode needs to be added.
I predict that the 3rd Capcom Fighting Collection will be:
- Street Fighter Ex 1-3
- Tatsunoko vs Capcom
- Techmancer
- Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold
- Jojo's Bizarre Adventure
- Sengoku x Basara
Jojo’s…capcom would have to go through bando namcai over it
@@kitestarnot really
not going to happen
Here's what I think would be the best case scenario, while also being somewhat realistic:
SFXT, TVC, and Jojo all get separate re-releases, not as part of a collection, like SVC Chaos (provided that TVC and Jojo aren't absolute copyright nightmare scenarios)
Capcom Fighting Collection 3 gets made, and contains the following:
-Street Fighter EX +a
-Street Fighter EX2+
-Street Fighter EX3
-Rival Schools (maybe Nekketsu Seishun Nikki 2 also)
-Star Gladiator
-Final Fight Revenge
-Tech Romancer
-whatever the most complete build of Capcom Fighting All-stars is
-MAYBE Fighting Layer, since SFEX is there
Additionally, if they want to be EXTRA cool, they could try the following:
-Fate Unlimited Codes
-Heavy Metal Geomatrix
-Sengoku Basara X
that last bit is just extra. Nothing I NEED to see but would be really cool if done.
Another crazy wild card pick would be Street Fighter: The Movie: THE GAME
I would include SF Alpha 3 MAX and Third Strike Online Edition in that list as well. Maybe even Ultra Street Fighter 2 and Tekken Vs Street Fighter. You place Online Edition as the flagship of a collection and people will most certainly buy it.
It would fit to call it ‘Capcom Fighting Collection 3rd Strike’
Games could include
Street Fighter 3rd Strike
Street Fighter EX3
Rival Schools
Tech Romancer
Namco x Capcom
Tatsunoko vs Capcom
Honestly Capcom could do 3 more fighting game collections and another beatem up collection.
They can do a 3D collection of games made for PSX arcade hardware ( star gladiator, rival schools, tech romancer, & the SF EX games)
Then another SF anniversary collection using the last versions of older games ( Ultra SF2, SF 3rd Strike online, SF Alpha 2 gold, SF Alpha 3 max, SF4 Ultra, Can throw in Slam masters and Final fight fighting games since the are in the SF universe)
Then a Capcom collab arcade collection with the rest of the games
Also a new beat'em up collection with ( AVP, X-Men mutant Apocalypse, Marvel war of the gems, dungeons & dragons, Final Fight 2&3 and Canon Spike ) you can even throw in Final Fight street wise if you want to troll us a little lol
All the ARIKA games. Alpha 2 Gold, Rival Schools, Star Gladiator, Tech romancer. We have to keep in mind that for the Marvel vs Capcom Collection and the Capcom Fighting collection 2 they are only working with one other entity other than themselves so to me personally ARIKA makes the most sense and then rounding out the rest of the collection with other Capcom only fighting games that didn't make it on any of the previous collections.
Technically, for MSHvSF, they also had to re-obtain the rights for Norimaro's likeness, but your point still stands for the most part.
Spawn: In the Demon's Hand needs to be added.
Interesting thing about heavy metal, the rights might actually belong to David Fincher, the director of fight club. He had the film rights shopped around for years to get a new heavy metal made, which ended up becoming love, death and robots on netflix.
I just want Cadillacs and Dinosaurs and I'm sold.
We also need cannon spike on one of the next collections
The statement that "Star Gladiator" and "Rival Schools" don't have to be released because their superior sequels already are, is something that goes against the idea of these rereleases.
I want them all. Even if some think "shitty ps1 graphics" aren't worth their times.
They could make a Street Fighter EX Collection:
Street Fighter EX
Street Fighter EX Plus
Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha
Street Fighter EX 2
Street Fighter EX 2 Plus
Street Fighter EX 3
But… if they made a Capcom Fighting Collection 3, then it would have to be a re-release of the 30th Anniversary with Rollback, along with Alpha 2 Gold, Alpha 3 Max and Hyper Street Fighter Alpha as playable modes. But that would be beating a dead horse in my opinion.
I think Capcom, by 2025 will have exhausted their retro collections and will have to do something different, like make a CVS3, if Garou does well.
I honestly think Tatsunoku vs Capcom could be released on its own like SvC Chaos, and it would do well on the Switch.
Tech Romancer was really fun! I remember there were parodies of all the major mech franchises at the time. The Gundam had a super move where he leaned his head and arm back such that they were obscured from the camera, so that he could mimic the Gundam's iconic final shot that destroyed Char's Zeong
I think the next collection will most likely be a "Sony ZN-1 and ZN-2" collection. With Street Fighter EX 1 and 2, Rival Schools, Star Gladiator, Tech Romancer and one or two "wild card" games from another board/system, like Final Fight Revenge.
So far all collections have mostly games from the same arcade system, with one or two exceptions (I guess because it's more convenient in terms of emulation, rather than some arbitrary "theme")
Collection 1 was all CPS2 games (aside from Red Earth, which is CPS3), the MvC Collection will be all CPS2 games (aside from Punisher and MvC2, which are CPS Dash and Naomi, respectively) and Collection 2 will be all Naomi games (aside from Fighting Jam, which is Namco System 246).
Assuming that my theory of the game selection being because of what board they'll be emulating, I find it hard to piece together any other collection. Maybe a dedicated "CPS Collection" with all of the older SF2 and Alpha games that didn't have netplay in the 30th Anniversary collection, with the Muscle Bomber games and any leftovers from the CPS catalog.
Other licensed games I can see maybe getting solo re-releases (Fate and JoJo), simply because there isn't enough other games to make a collection in the same mold we're getting so far.
Plasma Sword was a ZN-2 Game.
@@conradojavier7547 You're right, I just assumed because it's also on Dreamcast.
Still somewhat consistent though, since the MvC collection also got two games from other boards.
Capcom fighting jam uses Namco Board 246 emulation, (ps2 based arcade hardware), if Namco had to be consulted on how to emulate thier hardware we could assume there's a strong possibility the current game rights to Jojo's Bizarre adventure (in Namco Bandai's possession) was also brought up in conversation- meaning a two game Jojo: Heritage for the future and Jojo: Golden wind (ps2) collection might be a possibility
I want Capcom's JJBA Part 3 & 5 Game get a Remaster, even if it's under the Bandai Namco Publisher Name.
@conradojavier7547 there's a difference between a remaster or a port, what you would want is something like this collection, a port, a remaster would be made in HD from scratch
@@superbros64deluxelike how JJBA All Star Battle's Remaster Change the VA, & Colors to match the Anime.
@@conradojavier7547 that would require more work, that ain't happening, lol
I Love that You Brought up Capcom Fighting All stars! Honestly I Wish In this New Snk vs Capcom Collection they would have added it..... But there is still hope! :)
Capcom Fighting Collection 3:
need "CAPCOM FIGHTING ALLSTAR"
Also I Hope Next Mega Man Legacy Collection 3 in 2025 in The Future Also Sengoku Basara Series Collection
Im a huge fan of fighting games 'cause I grew up at the arcades with Capcom, Midway, SNK, Rare, Namco etc...and we are very happy now but I say it's time for Horror survival like Resident Evil and Dino Crisis or Shootem Ups like the 194x collections.
Fighting All Stars would be the elephant in the room, due to the fact that some of the characters employ a super move system that's even more difficult to pull off due to complex joystick & button combinations more than the ones employed in SNK fighters.
A couple of notes:
1) I'm surprised that you mentioned Heavy Metal Geomatrix and not its effective predecessor, Spawn: In the Demon's Hand. They're almost the same game with different IPs.
2) Alien vs. Predator did get exactly one home re-release back in 2019, as part of the all-in-one Capcom Home Arcade joystick. It was one of 16 games built in to the stick, which connected directly to a TV (like one of the bargain retro controllers with a built in emulator).
Capcom Licensing Nightmare Collection
Alien Vs Predator
Tatsunoko vs Capcom
Dungeons and Dragons Tower of Doom
Dungeons and Dragons Shadow of Mystsra
Great video! Quite a few games here I've never heard of.
One minor correction: Alien vs Predator did see a port on the 'Capcom Home Arcade' - a giant plug-and-play arcade stick released by Capcom in 2019.
Not sure if this counts as a 'toy' rather than a game, but it does set a precedent for modern versions of AVP.
One game I would LOVE and buy immediately if there was a collection with is Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. This is THE beat'em up, imo which doesn't get mentioned at all.
Tatsunoko Vs Capcom & UMVC3 Remaster with RollBack Netcode w/ Alien Vs Predator Arcade beat em up is my dream
I think you missed the MegaMan Battle Network collections when you were doing your recap of previous releases. Those games are great.
AvP is one of my top 10 arcade games, but if Disney holds the rights to it wouldn't they have wanted to include it with all the other Disney properties on the MvC collection? It just seems like it would be an even bigger licensing headache to mix rights holders on a 3rd collection. If any one of them decides to pull out or sell away a property, the whole game would have to be delisted from digital marketplaces. And in this day and age, if any rights holders decide that Capcom has to pull an Ubisoft/Sony and revoke library access a la The Crew and Discovery Network TV shows, it could kill consumer confidence in future collections. (Physical media forever.)
I don't know what could be combined into a volume 3, but I do hope that Capcom keeps making sure that its library is available to legally own for decades to come. Now, I just need to find which moving box I stored my Wii in, and I can go revisit my copy of Tatsunoko vs Capcom.
I hate to be that guy but....what about Onimusha Blade Warriors?
I Hope Onimusha 12 and 3 Collection like DMC Collection Release on PS4
What needs a Remaster port to current consoles would be Tatsunako vs Capcom which is stuck on Nintendo Wii which wasn't known for a Fighting game system ...I'm sure it will actually Break records in sales in a Fighting Game that the Majority of Gamers never heard of....
Capcom should make a Breath of Fire collection, that would be awesome too.
We need a ghost and goblins collection!