DRM added....

-removed from my library, and the Publisher set to ignore-
I'm not going to rant or anything. I'm just going to start setting every Publisher to ignore that uses DRM, and forgetting about them.

I feel the need to make a review of this because you are absolutely getting this with the Fighting Collection bundle (The price difference was so damn small, it made no sense to not just buy the full bundle on offers).

And wow the quality of those 2 collections is legit up and down.

Fighting Collection actually rocks and it's THE PERFECT EXAMPLE to try approach more people and maybe even make someone consider dropping something like Fightcade (No, I'm not exaggerating that statement, it's real)

While this, is the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ opposite of that.

Not only are you incredibly limited, the overall quality of the product is really just very subpar.

As an example, Super II X (Or Super II Turbo for ya'll Overseas people) HAS DIFFERENCES between the Japanese and American ROMs, being the Japanese one the standard, THERE IS LEGIT SPEED DIFFERENCES AND GUESS WHAT ROM ARE YOU FORCED TO PLAY HERE!?

The practice and online modes are also limited to 4 GAMES ONLY, what if I want to play Zero 2? Can't, what if I want to meme with my buddy in Street I? CAN'T! Wanna dive kick your way in 2nd Impact? Though ♥♥♥♥, go to fightcade for that.

This collection doesn't work for locals at the bare damn minimum.

You might get this literally for free with the fighting collection, but I absolutely do not recommend this, maybe could be a good small casual solution on the Steam Deck for example, but this is exactly why people tends to prefer things like Fightcade when playing games like this, and it's depressing the team behind Fighting Collection (And Beat'em Up/Belt Collection for that matter) didn't made this.

The online is deader than M.Bison in SF6, so you better stick with Fightcade for that. Plus, there isn't a single effort to enhance the experience such as fixing the horrid bitrate of 3rd Strike's music (like they already did with Online Edition) or fixing the bug from the American arcade version of Super Turbo where every difficulty level defaults to max difficulty after one round.

And of course, after all this time they still refuse to remove the pointless and potentially harmful DRM they added, which is the main reason I'm even bothering with this review. No matter how cheap this collection is right now, save your money since there are superior ways to play every single game included in this collection on PC.