Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection

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Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection
Celebrate Street Fighter’s historic legacy with the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection. In this collection of 12 Street Fighter games, four groundbreaking titles let you hop online and relive the arcade experience through the online Arcade Mode or play with friends.
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Reviews
The reviews are taken directly from Steam and divided by regions and I show you the best rated ones in the last 30 days.

Reviews on english:
Reviews
69%
1,188 reviews
822
366
25.2 hours played
Written 18 days ago

Capcom’s Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is more than just a nostalgic cash-in—it’s a playable museum, a lovingly curated celebration of one of the most iconic and influential franchises in gaming history. Spanning three decades and 12 classic titles, this collection is a time capsule, and one that hits with just as much impact as the Shoryukens and Sonic Booms it celebrates. The collection includes: -Street Fighter (1987) -Street Fighter II (and its five main iterations) -Street Fighter Alpha trilogy -Street Fighter III, 2nd Impact, and 3rd Strike Right away, you’re looking at a staggering range of fighting game evolution—from the clunky but charming original Street Fighter to the crisp, competitive excellence of Third Strike. Each game is emulated faithfully, with original sprites, music, and arcade presentation intact. No remasters, no modern "reimaginings"—this is raw, authentic arcade Street Fighter. Each game holds up differently, depending on your nostalgia level and tolerance for old-school design. Street Fighter II Turbo, Alpha 3, and 3rd Strike are still incredibly fun, tactical, and surprisingly deep, even by today’s standards. That said, the original Street Fighter (1987) is mostly a curiosity—stiff, awkward, and best experienced as a history lesson. But that’s part of the charm: watching the franchise grow with each release makes the collection feel like a playable documentary. Four titles—Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting, Super Street Fighter II Turbo, Alpha 3, and 3rd Strike—feature online multiplayer with lobbies, ranked matches, and spectator mode. While the rollback netcode was a major selling point, results vary: it’s smooth with good connections, but can be frustrating with lag or matchmaking issues. It’s not a replacement for modern online fighters, but it offers a rare opportunity to compete in these classics the way fans dreamed of in the ‘90s. The Museum Mode is a standout feature, filled with design documents, concept art, music, and an interactive timeline of Street Fighter’s evolution. This isn’t just fluff—it’s an insightful deep dive into how characters, storylines, and gameplay mechanics changed across generations. There’s also a Character Bio section that’s surprisingly in-depth, and a music player that lets you listen to iconic tracks like Ryu’s theme or the jazzy beats of 3rd Strike. Menus are clean, the UI is sleek, and loading times are minimal. The attention to detail shows Capcom’s respect for its legacy. Where It Falls Short -No Street Fighter IV or V – This is purely an arcade-era collection, so don’t expect anything post-2000s. -Online issues – Inconsistent matchmaking and rare lag spikes hurt the competitive appeal. -No training mode – For games this technical, it’s a missed opportunity not to have a dedicated practice space outside of matches. -No customization or filters – Visual options are minimal. CRT filters are basic, and there’s no widescreen mode or sprite scaling. The Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is a must-own for longtime fans, retro enthusiasts, and anyone interested in seeing how modern fighting games were born. It's part fighting game anthology, part historical archive—and all heart. While it's not perfect, and certainly not meant to replace the newest entries in the series, it serves as a playable love letter to one of gaming’s most important franchises. If you ever wanted to trace the footsteps of Ryu, from pixelated wanderer to world warrior legend, this is the way to do it. Rating: 7/10
6.3 hours played
Written 10 days ago

If you haven't tried Street Fighter Alpha 3, or 3rd Strike. You have been missing out. These are literally some of the best feeling games ever. Literally rivalling SFIV and SFV. Just without the big rosters. However if you haven't tried SF2 or SF1 don't worry. They're horrible games. At least the original SFII is horrible. But the later iterations are great like Turbo, new challenger etc. The AI reads your inputs in the arcade mode. You can beat them but you gotta cheese hard. I haven't and it isn't fun to keep trying so I am not going to bother. This is a must have collection for SF enthusiasts or players who want to get their hands on a complete collection ( to my knowledge) of SF Arcade Games.
4.1 hours played
Written 7 days ago

Overall, great collection. I have been curious about third strike for quite sometime and finally I can play it from this collection.
0.9 hours played
Written 1 month and 1 day ago

Neat little collection, spent hours on it on other platforms.
4.0 hours played
Written 11 days ago

honestly kind of pointless when you can just get fightcade, but its an ok collection.
2.2 hours played
Written 5 days ago

Almost 2 hours in and only 3 cheaters so far... better then tekken I guess
1.0 hours played
Written 12 days ago

Your not a street fighter fan, if you haven't play Street Fighter 1 (Dan Main By the way in Street fighter Alpha 3)
26.6 hours played
Written 24 days ago

Add a borderless window option you cowards.
0.4 hours played
Written 29 days ago

I can't play with my controller, it's a shame
12.0 hours played
Written 25 days ago

why tf should i configure the controller by my own
6.4 hours played
Written 10 days ago

Its a video game
5.7 hours played
Written 30 days ago

awesome collection of games!
0.3 hours played
Written 7 days ago

YEET!
4.6 hours played
Written 21 days ago

Q
3.8 hours played
Written 18 days ago