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[Switch] Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection $31.98 @ Nintendo eShop

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Not much more to say. Great if you are a SF fan. Note that past comments suggest the difficultly of the sf2 version is very hard!

Obviously digital version, so may not suit all.

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  • I'd pay $10-$15 for this… Too expensive otherwise.

    • Yeah, I'm also waiting for it to drop to around that price, but the best physical copy price to date has been $27.69 on Amazon.

    • -1

      That is like $1 a game.

      • -6

        That sounds about right…

      • -1

        Don't know why the negs. There's 12 games within this, $1 a game is what JV is saying.

  • +2

    It’s not hard. It’s just what games used to be like. 😄

    I picked up the Xbox version and was immediately reminded of how many coins I lost playing these games. They didn’t give you one or two easy fights before ramping up, these things just played hard from the first fight. I obviously wasn’t good enough to win back then (or now)!

    • -3

      reminded of how many coins I lost playing these games.

      You didn't tie a string to your 20 cent piece ?

    • +2

      It depended on the arcade you went to.

      Using the DIP switches on the JAMMA board, some arcade owners increased the ‘game level’ (I.e. difficulty) to the hardest setting.

      • Ooh, I didn’t realise this was possible. 🤯
        Greedy arcade machine owners!!! 🤑

    • +1

      The Switch version you get the set difficulty by pressing Y

      • -2

        set difficulty by pressing Y

        Why?

        • Nitrous thought it was too hard for him to win.

  • +1

    Yoga flame 🔥

  • got this a few.weeks ago, sure.it was the same.pricr
    had to order a controller, cause not use to the switch controls

    great set of games
    third strike is the best!

  • is there an arcade stick for switch?

    • +1

      Yes, but it’s the over $150 I believe.

      An alternative is to buy a PS3/Xbox 360 arcade stick and an adapter. Should be cheaper that way.

      • I had no idea something like this even existed. I have an old PS3 arcade stick laying about. Awesome solution. Cheers.

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