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Capcom Fighting Collection 2 est en précommande sur PS4 et Nintendo Switch

Feb 28,2025 Auteur: Hazel

Capcom Fighting Collection 2: Un jeu de combat rétro arrivant le 16 mai!

Annoncé lors de Nintendo Direct d'août, Capcom Fighting Collection 2 est sur le point de se lancer sur PS4 et Nintendo Switch le 16 mai (compatibilité arrière PS5 confirmée). Les précommandes sont maintenant ouvertes pour 39,99 $. Ci-dessous, trouvez des liens de précommande, des détails du jeu, de nouvelles fonctionnalités, etc.

Précommande Capcom Fighting Collection 2

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Box Art

Date de sortie: 16 mai

Prix: 39,99 $

Plateformes: Nintendo Switch, PS4 (PS5 compatible)

Liens de précommande:

  • Nintendo Switch: \ [Amazon Link ], \ [Best Buy Link ], \ [GameStop Link ]
  • PS4: \ [Amazon Link ], \ [Best Buy Link ], \ [GameStop Link ]

Gamme de jeux:

Cette compilation possède huit combattants classiques, améliorés avec un jeu en ligne et d'autres fonctionnalités modernes:

  • Capcom vs SNK
  • Capcom vs SNK 2
  • Justice du projet
  • Capcom Fighting Evolution
  • Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper
  • Épée de plasma
  • pierre de puissance
  • Power Stone 2

Bonus de précommande:

Capcom vs. SNK Comic

Les précommandes physiques débloquent un bonus Capcom vs SNK Comic!

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Trailer:

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Qu'est-ce que Capcom Fighting Collection 2?

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Revives Huit titres bien-aimés publiés à l'origine entre 1998 et 2004 sur des plateformes comme Dreamcast et PlayStation. Ces classiques reçoivent des mises à jour importantes, y compris le multijoueur en ligne. Une galerie d'art dédiée, un lecteur de musique, un mode d'entraînement et un milieu de jeu sauve encore plus de l'expérience.

Version Xbox One:

Bien que les versions PS4 et Switch soient imminentes, Capcom a annoncé une version Xbox One prévue pour 2025.

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