For 20.00 dollars I can't complain....but Id pay 50 for perfect ports of SFII .......I compared it to my old SF collection Ps1 and it doesn't even look as good image quality wise ( at least the ps1 version fills the screen and the voices don't sound a high pitched) but for twenty dollars thats pretty minor stuff.......plus Id pay 20 just for final fight which looks to be perfect. The Gng games are just icing.
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Buffy4ever
Banned
someone posted this list on the GameFAQ forum he said he not speculating here.
for the PSP
Forgotten Worlds
Final Fight
Legendary Wings
Avengers
Strider
Magic Sword
Captain Commando
Speed Rumbler
1941
Willow
Last Duel
Black Dragon
Block Block
Quiz & Dragons
Mega Twins (Chiki Chiki Boys )
Eco Fighters
for the PSP
Forgotten Worlds
Final Fight
Legendary Wings
Avengers
Strider
Magic Sword
Captain Commando
Speed Rumbler
1941
Willow
Last Duel
Black Dragon
Block Block
Quiz & Dragons
Mega Twins (Chiki Chiki Boys )
Eco Fighters
SonicMegaDrive
Member
Geek said:
Yes.
You won't ever see Willow, Nemo, Duck Tales, AVP or any of those other licenced games on any compilations.
Just got CCC, and i gotta say i like it alot.
Don't know why you guys complain about the screen ratio. It's cool that Digital Eclipse allows you to adjust it.
While emulators & roms are the closest to replication, ports are nice since they could go back and enhance it. The remix musik for example is something i definitely enjoy in this collection, cause most of the CPS1 games sound just plain TERRIBLE (the NES sounds better).
Don't know why you guys complain about the screen ratio. It's cool that Digital Eclipse allows you to adjust it.
While emulators & roms are the closest to replication, ports are nice since they could go back and enhance it. The remix musik for example is something i definitely enjoy in this collection, cause most of the CPS1 games sound just plain TERRIBLE (the NES sounds better).
Buffy4ever
Banned
the list I posted, is suppose to be for the PSP version of CCC. The person at Gamefaqs.com said thier is a video that you unlock that is advertising for the PSP, and those are the games they showed.
Forgotten Worlds
Final Fight
Legendary Wings
Avengers
Strider
Magic Sword
Captain Commando
Speed Rumbler
1941
Willow
Last Duel
Black Dragon
Block Block
Quiz & Dragons
Mega Twins (Chiki Chiki Boys )
Eco Fighters
Can anyone confirm this video??
Forgotten Worlds
Final Fight
Legendary Wings
Avengers
Strider
Magic Sword
Captain Commando
Speed Rumbler
1941
Willow
Last Duel
Black Dragon
Block Block
Quiz & Dragons
Mega Twins (Chiki Chiki Boys )
Eco Fighters
Can anyone confirm this video??
SonicMegaDrive
Member
Hmm...Link316 said:
Now that I think about it...with DuckTales, Rescue Rangers and the rest coming to dvd this year(and more shows next year), maybe Capcom might want to cash in on that.
There might be a chance after all.
mrkapawutzis
Member
Anyone play Forgotten Worlds yet? If so, how are the controls? I know the arcade had a unique firing control and I assume that the Dual Analog should be able to emulate that fairly well but I was wondering what those people who've played it have to say?
Mr_Furious
Member
Forgotten Worlds utilizes the dual analogs and seems to play just fine, imo.
Kumiko Nikaido
Vindication...sweet.
sonic4ever said:
Unless you have to unlock every extra for all the 22 games on the collection, I don't see what the criteria is for unlocking this PSP advertisment video. The only "extra" you get by default when you access the "Capcom Extras" is a video for the upcoming Street Fighter Alpha Generations anime from Manga Entertainment.
I'm really digging all the games on this compilation (I got the Xbox version). Even though I have all 5 Capcom Generations volumes on the Saturn, it's far easier and accessible to have all these games on one disc....heh.
My only gripes about this collection is that the audio presentation (esp. the music) for all the games sound "tinny" with no "punch" to them. Even when you crank up the music volume in the Audio Options to the max for all the games, it still lacks loud energy and pizzaz. Some audio bugs here and there mar the overall presentation as well.
By default, all games are minimally "sized". Sure you can adjust the screen size to fit your monitor properly, but why didn't Digital Eclipse do this in the first place is beyond me (thanks for making me do this manually for all 22 games....ugh!). Also, you can't move the overall position of the screen.....weak.
As for controls for all the games, you can only augment the "primary" buttons. Meaning, you can't customize and assign, say....special attack moves, to other buttons. Weak again! So, if you were thinking about assigning one button for the special attack moves for Guy, Cody, and Haggar in Final Fight, you're outta luck. You gotta push both Punch and Jump buttons just to do your Area Clearing Move. Boo!
Speaking of Final Fight, the intro. doesn't have Jessica in the scene. Sure she was in the Japanese version, but would it have hurt to include it for "proper presentation's" sake? And what's up with the dude saying "Oh, My God!" instead of "Oh, My Car"?
Oh well, I look forward to Capcom Classics Collection: Volume 2. Look on the spine on the game case and it says "Volume 1".....a sign that future retro goodness is down the road. ^_^
Kumiko Nikaido
Vindication...sweet.
MoxManiac said:
Hmm...maybe it's exclusive to the PS2 version?
Kumiko Nikaido
Vindication...sweet.
MoxManiac said:
It's not like the PSP demographic is directly competing with the Xbox demographic. Or rather, Sony competing with Microsoft. Oh wait....
Kumiko Nikaido said:
in the arcade Final Fight, the dude said "Oh, My God!"
but in the SFC/SNES/GBA versions (Final Fight, Final Fight Guy, Final Fight One) the dude said "Oh, My Car".
iirc, in the SegaCD and obscure Sharp X68000 versions of Final Fight, the dude said
"Oh, My God" also.
Kumiko Nikaido
Vindication...sweet.
xexex said:
I could have sworn that in the U.S. arcade version, the dude said "Oh, My Car!"......but that was back in 1987, so eh I guess so.
Well, I just played through the Sega C.D. version, and the dude in fact says "Oh, My Car!" instead of "Oh, My God!".
Baron Aloha
A Shining Example
I bought CCC today. I love it. Absolutely love it.
So far I've played the G&G games, Final Fight, Forgotten Worlds, Trojan, and SFII Turbo.
This is probably the best collection of games I've have ever seen for a home console by far. I was impressed with everything that I've tried so far except for SFII Turbo b/c it loads briefly between fights. Other than that everything is top notch. Unlike a lot of other collections I've seen this one lets you customize a lot of stuff for each game including the controls, the sfx volume, and the music volume. This may not seem like a lot but believe me it is. The menus are very easy to navigate as well.
This game is worth it for Final Fight alone. I had gotten so used to playing FF on the SNES and GBA over the years that I totally forgot just how awesome the arcade version really is. There are lots of times when you will face 8-10 enemies at once with molotov cocktails being thrown and everything. It can get pretty crowded really quick and the best part is that there isn't any slow down like in the other versions. So freaking awesome.
So far I've played the G&G games, Final Fight, Forgotten Worlds, Trojan, and SFII Turbo.
This is probably the best collection of games I've have ever seen for a home console by far. I was impressed with everything that I've tried so far except for SFII Turbo b/c it loads briefly between fights. Other than that everything is top notch. Unlike a lot of other collections I've seen this one lets you customize a lot of stuff for each game including the controls, the sfx volume, and the music volume. This may not seem like a lot but believe me it is. The menus are very easy to navigate as well.
This game is worth it for Final Fight alone. I had gotten so used to playing FF on the SNES and GBA over the years that I totally forgot just how awesome the arcade version really is. There are lots of times when you will face 8-10 enemies at once with molotov cocktails being thrown and everything. It can get pretty crowded really quick and the best part is that there isn't any slow down like in the other versions. So freaking awesome.
SonicMegaDrive
Member
Bought my copy today.
Holy shit, it's great.
Ghosts n' Goblins/Ghouls 'n Ghosts/sgng are all great, of course.
There's something odd about the Street Fighter games, though. For some reason I find the SF games on this disk a lot easier to control than the Street Fighter Anniversary collection. I'm using the Capcom Street Fighter controller, and I'm finding special moves and combos much easier to pull off than the previous collection. How odd.
Also, 1943 Kai is HARD. I can't believe how weak I've become, but this game is kicking my ass!
Holy shit, it's great.
Ghosts n' Goblins/Ghouls 'n Ghosts/sgng are all great, of course.
There's something odd about the Street Fighter games, though. For some reason I find the SF games on this disk a lot easier to control than the Street Fighter Anniversary collection. I'm using the Capcom Street Fighter controller, and I'm finding special moves and combos much easier to pull off than the previous collection. How odd.
Also, 1943 Kai is HARD. I can't believe how weak I've become, but this game is kicking my ass!
I think the reason for the SF2 load times is that it's infact the PSX version of generations 5/SF Collection 2, and they did little to nothing to optimize it. The sound effects are louder and better then the SF2/CE/T versions of characters in HSF2. I love the hard punch sound effect in SF2, it's like THWACK. Much better then the wimpy SSF2 sounds.
Baron Aloha
A Shining Example
SonicMegaDrive said:
I noticed the same thing almost immediately but I was using a regular controller. Its not just you.
SonicMegaDrive
Member
Baron Aloha said:
Oh, good then it's not just me!
I can't figure out what it is.
But when I play the games on this collection, it feels much more second nature.
But the Anniversary Collection feels...different. For example, I'll perform a Dragon Punch and end up doing a Fireball. And vice versa.
Kumiko Nikaido
Vindication...sweet.
drohne said:
The PS2 version has slightly longer load times, and for some odd reason the voices/sound effects are pitched higher for some games (ex: Street Fighter II games).
Content-wise, the PS2 version has the PSP Capcom Classics Collection and Devil Kings trailers. Xbox version only has SF Alpha Generations anime trailer.
SonicMegaDrive
Member
CO_Andy said:
Oh, no, I wasn't referring to the sequels, meaning Super SFII, SSFII Turbo, and the Alpha series.
I was only referring to the Anniversary Collection. It's only there where I have difficulty pulling off certain moves. I used to think it was because the "Street Fighter" controller was a POS, but I have no problem using it with the Street Fighters contained in the Capcom Collection.
SonicMegaDrive
Member
Lyte Edge said:
Actually, there is an earlier arcade game made by Capcom that goes by the name "Avengers", and has nothing to do with Captain America or Marvel.
Buffy4ever
Banned
Lyte Edge said:
it was clearfied later. that the avengers game was the charriots game form wounders 3. I suspect the Block Block game is the puzzle game form wounders 3.
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I want to believe!!! (jp name for Black Tiger)sonic4ever said:
SonicMegaDrive
Member
CO_Andy said:
Well, none really.
But I find in Capcom Anniversary collection, it feels more 'natural' when pulling off moves. I guess more 'responsive' is the best word to use.
Shin Johnpv
Member
is this still just a PS2/Xbox release?
SonicMegaDrive
Member
Its...ah.
Yeah.
It's up there.
Yeah.
It's up there.