Is it 100% arcade perfect every time? Only the 0.0001% of most hardcore players would be able to tell, the rest of people probably wouldn't give a shit. Literally the only thing missing from that amazing package was the art gallery from the Saturn version of Zero 2.

a fucking MARVEL-ism (makes characters play as if they were in the Marvel Vs series of games). But beyond that it gets wild: they have all sorts of crazy 'Isms,' including a Shadaloo-ism (the one dictator uses when he's a final boss in Zero 3), a Street Fighter III-ism that allows parries, a Vampire Savior-ism, and. While kind of half baked in some ways, they included a 'Hyper Street Fighter Zero' analogous to the 'Hyper Street Fighter II' released prior, where you can pit different versions of Street Fighter Zero series characters against each other (e.g., Zero 2 version Rose against V-Ism Zero 3 Gouki). While not strictly a Street Fighter game, the inclusion of Pocket Fighter is a nice touch. etc) or the infinitely more convenient, more intuitive, and easier Zero 3 style input for supers (Jab for L1, Strong for L2, Fierce for 元.). DIPSWITCHES that allow all sorts of cool things, especially 3P/3K button mapping and the coolest thing I've seen yet: allow the Zero and Zero 2 games to have either original inputs for supers (1 punch for L1, 2 punches for L2. Has unlockable alternate versions of almost every game in the collection, the biggest example is Zero 3 Upper being an alternate of the vanilla Zero 3 Has all the mainline games, including Zero 2 Alpha ('Alpha 2 Gold')

Take the Street Fighter Zero collection for PS2: While I love the SF 30th Anniversary Collection - I have close to 128 hours logged on Steam for that game - it is a pretty bare bones package.Īnd the thing is, Capcom HAS done decent releases of Street Fighter games (and game collections) in the past.

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