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Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium Officially Announced (32 Games, SonSon & Three Wonders Confirmed)

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• #51

Only it´s not a game, it´s an "empty arcade" where you must buy packs. So promoting the Stadium that would have a huge new option of games would be amend marketing button than another Stadium.

the optimist in me is saying this bodes better for licensed games than being locked backside DLC packs but we will see.

• #52

But it´south not a game, it´s an "empty arcade" where you lot must buy packs. And then promoting the Stadium that would have a huge new selection of games would be better marketing push button than some other Stadium.

Ultimately Capcom has the metrics and information for this sort of matter (presumably), they must take determined that releasing "new" games gets more attending than updating an older 1 with DLC (and I fully believe that both 2nd Stadium and the Fighting Collection came as a result of the first Arcade Stadium). A few companies have tried the arcade platform thought in the past (including Capcom themselves) so this must be the more lucrative pick.

Would too assist if they decide to do physical releases in the futurity, though I don't know if there'southward any intention for that.

• #53

Ultimately Capcom has the metrics and data for this sort of matter (presumably), they must accept determined that releasing "new" games gets more attention than updating an older one with DLC (and I fully believe that both second Stadium and the Fighting Collection came as a event of the first Arcade Stadium). A few companies have tried the arcade platform idea in the past (including Capcom themselves) so this must be the more than lucrative option.

Would also aid if they decide to do physical releases in the future, though I don't know if at that place'south any intention for that.

Aye i´m sure information technology ´s carefully chosen my marketing to bump it to the New Releases lists everywhere etc. but it still sucks :D This is one example where updating the erstwhile Stadium to a Super Stadium version would exist great.

Oh, if they are smart they would brand Stadium 2 backwards compatible with Stadium 1 gamepacks.

• #54

What is the game with the rabbit in the tweet?

• #55

What is the game with the rabbit in the tweet?

Information technology'south part of Iii Wonders.

• #56

What is the game with the rabbit in the tweet?

Wonder three. Well, a third of it. The game is three games (hence the proper name). A run and gun platformer, a shoot em upward, and a puzzle game (which is the one pictured)

• #57

Wonder 3. Well, a third of it. The game is three games (hence the name). A run and gun platformer, a shoot em up, and a puzzle game (which is the 1 pictured)

The Run n Gun platformer in particular is quite interesting. It feels like a weird in-between of Ghosts northward Goblins and the Magical Quest games.

• #58

The Run n Gun platformer in particular is quite interesting. It feels like a weird in-betwixt of Ghosts n Goblins and the Magical Quest games.

Aye, its my favourite of the three. I played quite a scrap of it via the Saturn port. Im looking forward to putting many more hours into it.

• #59

Let's become Super Buster Bros

• #60

The final listing should be very similar to this:

• Son Son
• The Speed Rumbler
• 1943 Kai
• Black Tiger
• Cake Cake
• Capcom Baseball
• Gun.Smoke
• Savage Bees
• Side Artillery: Hyper Dine
• Concluding Duel: Inter Planet War 2012
• LED Tempest
• Street Fighter
• Tiger Road
• Slipstream
• Knights of the Circular
• Magic Sword: Heroic Fantasy
• Mega Human being: The Power Battle
• Muscle Bomber Duo: Heat Upward Boxing
• Quiz & Dragons
• Saturday Dark Slam Masters
• Street Fighter Two': Champion Edition
• The Rex of Dragons
• Three Wonders
• Cap Com Sports Lodge
• Eco Fighters
• Hyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Edition
• Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters
• Slam Masters II: Ring of Devastation
• Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams
• Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers
• Street Fighter Three: New Generation

• #61

i take only bought the first Mega Man drove-- did they not put the fighting games on any of them? Or have they non done that since the PS2/GCN/Xbox one?

• #62

The final list should be very similar to this:

• Son Son
• The Speed Rumbler
• 1943 Kai
• Black Tiger
• Cake Block
• Capcom Baseball
• Gun.Smoke
• Brutal Bees
• Side Artillery: Hyper Dine
• Last Duel: Inter Planet War 2012
• LED Storm
• Street Fighter
• Tiger Road
• Slipstream
• Knights of the Round
• Magic Sword: Heroic Fantasy
• Mega Man: The Power Battle
• Muscle Bomber Duo: Estrus Up Battle
• Quiz & Dragons
• Saturday Night Slam Masters
• Street Fighter II': Champion Edition
• The King of Dragons
• Iii Wonders
• Cap Com Sports Club
• Eco Fighters
• Hyper Street Fighter Ii: The Ceremony Edition
• Mega Human being ii: The Power Fighters
• Slam Masters II: Ring of Destruction
• Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams
• Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers
• Street Fighter Three: New Generation

Only things I'd disagree with are the Street Fighter games, I think some will be swapped out:
CE volition almost certainly stay, I hold.
Hyper, unlikely
Super? Its a terrible game, waste of a slot.
NG? Literally the worst of the iii Three picks, so I hope non
Alpha? Would adopt Nix Two Alpha
Street Fighter 1 I come across being included.

Oh, and major props for mentioning Slipstream, that's an obscure Capcom game fifty-fifty when information technology comes to obscure Capcom games. Id dear that to be included.

i accept but bought the starting time Mega Man collection-- did they not put the fighting games on any of them? Or have they not washed that since the PS2/GCN/Xbox 1?

It got a standalone PS2 release in Japan (which I love), and a NGPC port of both arcade games (which is and then cute). But otherwise I cant recall console/handheld ports of information technology. Other than that awful standalone arcade stick thingy. They were not included in any recent MM collection (heck, MM&B is yet MIA).
Then come to remember of it, including both in one of these collections would exist an fantabulous motion.

• #64

It got a standalone PS2 release in Nippon (which I love), and a NGPC port of both arcade games (which is so cute). But otherwise I deceit call up panel/handheld ports of information technology. Other than that atrocious standalone arcade stick thingy. They were not included in whatever contempo MM collection (heck, MM&B is nonetheless MIA).
And so come up to recollect of it, including both in one of these collections would be an excellent move.

I so forgot nearly the PS2 release-- ane of my friends had it.

I had the NGPC one. Pretty peachy-- similar all the other NGPC fighting games. Wish we would have seen an original or remixed Mega Man game on the NGPC.

• #65

I so forgot nearly the PS2 release-- one of my friends had it.

I had the NGPC ane. Pretty neat-- like all the other NGPC fighting games. Wish we would take seen an original or remixed Mega Man game on the NGPC.

Me also. A remixed version based on earlier games like Sonic Pocket Adventure would take rocked.

• #66

Only things I'd disagree with are the Street Fighter games, I call up some will be swapped out:
CE will virtually certainly stay, I concur.
Hyper, unlikely
Super? Its a terrible game, waste product of a slot.
NG? Literally the worst of the 3 III picks, so I promise not
Alpha? Would prefer Cypher 2 Alpha
Street Fighter 1 I see being included.

Oh, and major props for mentioning Slipstream, that'due south an obscure Capcom game even when information technology comes to obscure Capcom games. Id dearest that to be included.

I by and large hold with that list besides. I don't recollect Hyper SFII will make the cut merely CE and SSFII probably will. I also think they should leave off the original SFA. This is a good opportunity for SFA 2 Gilded. Wouldn't surprise me if they include a Darkstalkers game also.

Wishful thinking simply I'1000 belongings out hope for AvP. Information technology was on that arcade stick and Disney has been licensing other old IP that they own. Information technology's likewise a one off that doesn't really fit anywhere else to package with other titles.

After this, I hope nosotros go a Marvel Collection with all the fighters and the Punisher.

• #67

I mostly hold with that listing equally well. I don't remember Hyper SFII will make the cut simply CE and SSFII probably will. I as well think they should leave off the original SFA. This is a good opportunity for SFA two Gold. Wouldn't surprise me if they include a Darkstalkers game too.

Wishful thinking just I'm holding out hope for AvP. Information technology was on that arcade stick and Disney has been licensing other erstwhile IP that they own. Information technology's too a one off that doesn't actually fit anywhere else to package with other titles.

Afterwards this, I hope nosotros become a Marvel Collection with all the fighters and the Punisher.

Agree with all points.

I actually would love to run across some of these Disney games re-released. At that place's enough of them. A Marvel drove (plus concrete release) would be a dream come up true for me, and with Capcom doing a really good chore as of late porting a decent chunk of its drove... its gonna have to start dipping into this licensed stuff eventually. Or actually starting time creating emulators/ports of its late 90s releases which mainly remain untouched since the late 90s console ports.

• #69

I need Blackness Tiger. It's one of the best games e'er made.

I have it on my Vita (PSP Drove), only it would be nice to see information technology included again.

• #seventy

Dainty to run into the Black Tiger love. Amazing game.

Interestingly, Gematsu mentions a potential leaked release date:

An MS shop backend manifestly mentions that it could be coming around June 22nd. Interesting if true, as they'd basically be launching it alongside the fighting drove. I have doubts that'd be true, only if it is Id imagine we wouldnt become games from that collection crossing over into Stadium, equally one would cannibalise sales of the other. Again, IF true, makes me promise we tin get every bit many fresh games non ported this gen as possible - and the more than games not ported at all before would exist even meliorate yet.

• #71

Need strider 2! Would be insta buy

• #72

Interesting if true, equally they'd basically exist launching information technology alongside the fighting collection. I accept doubts that'd be truthful, merely if it is Id imagine nosotros wouldnt get games from that drove crossing over into Stadium, as one would cannibalise sales of the other. Once again, IF true, makes me hope we can get as many fresh games not ported this gen equally possible - and the more than games not ported at all earlier would be even better still.

My hope is that Stadium 1 and two, along with the Fighting Drove, would basically exist a "comprehensive" drove of Capcom's non-licensed arcade output (and specifically betwixt those three titles, meaning older stuff like the SF Anniversary and Chugalug Collection would be ignored and titles hither would repeat). Granted, that's already not 100% accurate since Cyberbots is already repeating for some reason, only it'd be nice if it ended upwards otherwise accurate.

At that place are other issues as well, mostly around Street Fighter. I'k not sure everyone wants all three Alphas and all three SF3s (I'd similar them for preservation, but yeah, most people probably only desire the terminal ones). Plus, if they tried to be comprehensive so we'd have some other iii or and so versions of SF2 in second Stadium as well. Granted, it would exist very Capcom to have a bunch of SF2s beyond three arcade drove titles when they already had an SF-only collection in the same generation. :/

• #74

Overnice to come across the Black Tiger dear. Astonishing game.

Interestingly, Gematsu mentions a potential leaked release engagement:

An MS store backend apparently mentions that it could exist coming around June 22nd. Interesting if truthful, as they'd basically be launching information technology aslope the fighting drove. I have doubts that'd be true, but if information technology is Id imagine we wouldnt go games from that collection crossing over into Stadium, as one would cannibalise sales of the other. Once more, IF truthful, makes me promise nosotros tin get equally many fresh games not ported this gen as possible - and the more games non ported at all earlier would exist even amend still.

That link says July, not June?
Anyways, it would exist great if both collections released at the aforementioned fourth dimension. I remember that the first Arcade Stadium released effectually the same time as the new Ghouls and Ghosts game.

• #75

I'one thousand really wishing Capcom would put the effort into converting some more than of their early 3D or late 2D titles over to this, I think this collection would be able to plough a lot of heads if they could simply say Rival Schools or Star Gladiator was part of this, or even stuff that missed the SF collection similar Zip iii Upper with the panel exclusive characters.

• Street Fighter: The Motion-picture show (1994) Incredible Technologies board
• Slam Masters II: Band of Devastation (1994)

I would impale for either of these, Slam Masters II is heavily underlooked even by the standards of Capcom's more obscure fighters only is extremely fun mechanically for a game from that era, and Street Fighter the Motion-picture show Arcade would only exist an insane get to finally make an effort to seriously acknowledge its existence, though I'm certain that 1 has also much red record to deal with to truly consider it.

• #76

I'm really wishing Capcom would put the effort into converting some more than of their early on 3D or belatedly 2d titles over to this, I think this collection would be able to turn a lot of heads if they could merely say Rival Schools or Star Gladiator was role of this, or even stuff that missed the SF collection like Zero three Upper with the panel exclusive characters.

I would kill for either of these, Slam Masters II is heavily underlooked even past the standards of Capcom'south more obscure fighters but is extremely fun mechanically for a game from that era, and Street Fighter the Motion picture Arcade would only be an insane become to finally brand an effort to seriously admit its beingness, though I'one thousand sure that 1 has too much cherry tape to deal with to truly consider it.

The movie evolved street fighter'south gameplay a ton

• #78

That link says July, non June?
Anyways, it would be great if both collections released at the aforementioned time. I remember that the first Arcade Stadium released around the same time every bit the new Ghouls and Ghosts game.

In that location's a skillful chance I misread July for June lol. That makes way more than sense and could well be legit in that case. And yeah, I forget which style round GnG and Arcade Stadium lanched, but I think 1 was Feb and one was early March... or in a very shut proximity to each other. Capcom does like to practise that - I mean last year nosotros got GnG, Arcade Stadium, MH Rise, MH Stories 2, RE8 and Nifty Ace Chaser in the months betwixt February and July (amazing few months for me!) and so it can happen!

My promise is that Stadium 1 and 2, along with the Fighting Drove, would basically be a "comprehensive" collection of Capcom's not-licensed arcade output (and specifically betwixt those three titles, pregnant older stuff similar the SF Anniversary and Belt Collection would be ignored and titles here would echo). Granted, that's already not 100% accurate since Cyberbots is already repeating for some reason, merely it'd exist prissy if it ended up otherwise authentic.

There are other bug as well, more often than not around Street Fighter. I'chiliad non sure anybody wants all three Alphas and all three SF3s (I'd like them for preservation, just yeah, about people probably only want the last ones). Plus, if they tried to be comprehensive then we'd accept another iii or so versions of SF2 in 2nd Stadium every bit well. Granted, information technology would exist very Capcom to take a bunch of SF2s across three arcade collection titles when they already had an SF-only drove in the same generation. :/

I exercise quite similar the thought of having the majority of Capcom's non licensed stuff filling out these collections. They did a pretty proficient chore back in the day with the PS2/PSP with the iii arcade collections (two volumes plus the puzzle collection on PSP). If they can come up with an even more than comprehensive version of that between the PS4/Switch/Xbox collections they've done... I'll never play anything else!
Though honestly at this point I think they need to commencement looking to the console output that's not been ported in so long - Final Fight 2, 3, the remainder of the GnG games - especially the Gargoyles Quest/Demons Crest, Breath of Fire and then on...

Then of grade, if they could piece of work some magic and get those licensed games (or at to the lowest degree some of them - Id exist happy but for the Disney console and arcade stuff) that'd be amazing. A Curiosity Collection that's as extensive equally the upcoming Turtles collection would be a dream come up true for me.

• #79

Though honestly at this point I retrieve they need to start looking to the console output that's not been ported in so long - Final Fight 2, iii

I would honey Terminal Fight 2 and 3 to become the Natsume/Tengo Project treatment. Enhanced and tweaked like Wild Guns, Ninja Warriors, and Pocky & Rocky.

Throw in the Sega CD version of Concluding Fight with the same TLC and I would pay dozens of dollars.

• #80

I would dear Final Fight 2 and 3 to get the Natsume/Tengo Projection handling. Enhanced and tweaked similar Wild Guns, Ninja Warriors, and Pocky & Rocky.

Throw in the Sega CD version of Final Fight with the aforementioned TLC and I would pay dozens of dollars.

At which point do we showtime asking for stupid stuff like Final Fight Revenge and Streetwise? I ain and have completed both, and while I can recollect of some proficient points for Revenge (its hilarious in a - this is then damn stupid - way, Streetwise is just terrible...)
Would be funny to see the series get a full collection though simply for the heck of it...
If y'all really wanted to push the gunkhole out - you lot'd have the different ports of Final Fight 1 included (or at least the console ports, the computer ports are a different story) - Snes with its missing Guy, FF Guy for its missing Cody, FF Mega CD for the actual expert port (and amazing music), GBA FF for more on screen enemies, more than unlockables, garbage music (but it really is a pretty overnice port)... but again if yous went for computer ports you could leverage the X68000 port, Amiga port, Spectrum, Amstrad, Commodore etc.

But so over again... I ain all these ports already! (Id totally buy them all over again if they were in one convenient collection)

• #81

At which point do we start asking for stupid stuff like Final Fight Revenge and Streetwise? I own and accept completed both, and while I tin recollect of some good points for Revenge (its hilarious in a - this is then damn stupid - fashion, Streetwise is simply terrible...)
Would be funny to see the serial get a full drove though merely for the heck of information technology...
If y'all really wanted to push the boat out - you'd have the different ports of Final Fight one included (or at least the console ports, the computer ports are a different story) - Snes with its missing Guy, FF Guy for its missing Cody, FF Mega CD for the bodily good port (and astonishing music), GBA FF for more on screen enemies, more unlockables, garbage music (only it actually is a pretty nice port)... but once again if you went for figurer ports you could leverage the X68000 port, Amiga port, Spectrum, Amstrad, Commodore etc.

But so again... I own all these ports already! (Id totally buy them all once again if they were in one user-friendly collection)

I'yard with you. I don't remember it's going to happen, but I would honey to see information technology for preservation's sake.

• #82

I actually think the best option for the console stuff is the NSO, though that really just works for the Nintendo consoles (perchance Sega CD, if we're lucky). But yep, I'd love to see things like the SNES ports of King of Dragons and Knights of the Circular only for fun, but Capcom's probably not gonna release those over the arcade ports any fourth dimension before long.

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• #83

All we need at present is a physical collection of both.

Did they amend the emulation of the get-go collection? I there being some issues with information technology at launch.

I've been holding off getting the first collection and I know very well the moment I buy them digitally, a physical edition will become announced.

• #84

I actually think the best option for the console stuff is the NSO, though that really only works for the Nintendo consoles (maybe Sega CD, if we're lucky). But yeah, I'd dear to see things like the SNES ports of King of Dragons and Knights of the Circular just for fun, but Capcom'southward probably not gonna release those over the arcade ports any fourth dimension soon.

Im not a fan of this idea for the following reasons:
Stuck to ane panel (Switch) - as you pointed out above
Woeful options for the games, peculiarly for screen settings.
Potential for emulation issues (though Im aware theyve been correcting said bug on N64 games recently, and its not like other collections couldnt experience the same issues)
ONLINE ONLY SUB - cannot stress this one enough, I want physical collections, or at least something I can play any time without having to constantly pay for a sub...
Drip feed of new releases. I have shelves worth of Capcom releases just for the Famicom, FDS, Super Famicom, NES and Super Nintendo. To have all these released it would accept Nintendo years.
Following on from the above, though its also a potential outcome for any drove Capcom releases, just they'd almost certainly skip lesser known games... ignoring licensing for a 2d, would we e'er see a Bonkers port? Probably not, I wonder who hither remembers the Bonkers SFC game. What near the Famicom only games? The likes of Ide no Yosuke no Jissen Mahjong II and Pro Yakyuu? Satsujin Jiken! would certainly be skipped over. Again though, this tin also be an issue with collections, but I notwithstanding feel we'd get a better multifariousness compared to Nintendo's online service.

Capcom's been on a curlicue these final few years with their collections. While some annoy me (Mega Man'due south missing several big games that should have been on the first ii legacy collections), we've also got localisations of the Swell Ace Chaser games, ports of previous CPS2 games never before done, before long to be a Warzard port (FINALLY!!!) and some cracking QoL changes on stuff like the MM Zero drove. There'south withal then much they could exercise (aka many ways to milk coin out of me) so I hope they have no plans to stop anytime soon.

• #85

I suspect at this signal if we ever get a VS series release information technology will be some other fighting game collection with X-Men COTA, Marvel Super Heroes, XvSF, MSHvSF, MvC, and MvC2. Hopefully we don't take to expect until launch window for an MvC5 for a collection like that to happen, every bit it'southward probably years off with SF6 appear.

• #86

If they include all 3 Muscle Bomber games I am all in.
Even so they did not specify if this will simply cover the CPS1 and ii era, did they? So in that location is a hazard for the likes of Power Stone and Star Gladiator to appear besides which would exist fucking dope.

• #87

If they include all 3 Muscle Bomber games I am all in.
However they did not specify if this volition only cover the CPS1 and 2 era, did they? So there is a chance for the likes of Power Rock and Star Gladiator to appear besides which would be fucking dope.

Technically they didnt specify only pre CPS1/CPS1/CPS2 games but they've not included newer stuff in collections earlier then it'd be uncharted territory...

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