Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Pre-Orders Now Live on Nintendo Switch: Release Date, Features, and Full Game Lineup

Capcom has officially announced that pre-orders for Capcom Fighting Collection 2 are now available on Nintendo Switch, ahead of its scheduled release on May 16, 2025.

The announcement was made during the recent Capcom Spotlight showcase, generating significant excitement among fans of classic fighting games.

This upcoming compilation revives a selection of Capcom’s most celebrated arcade fighting titles, seamlessly integrated with modern features for today’s gaming audience. Building on the success of the first Capcom Fighting Collection, this second volume brings together an impressive lineup, including iconic series such as Capcom vs SNK, Power Stone, and further additions from the Street Fighter franchise.

For the Nintendo Switch release, Capcom Fighting Collection 2 promises not just nostalgia, but also a robust online multiplayer experience utilizing rollback netcode for smooth global play.

In addition to improved connectivity, players will gain access to an extensive gallery boasting over 600 pieces of artwork and more than 400 music tracks from the included games. The official game lineup featured in Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is as follows: - Capcom vs.

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SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 - Capcom Fighting Evolution - Street Fighter Alpha 3 UPPER - Project Justice - Power Stone - Power Stone 2 - Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein Each title is meticulously reproduced and enhanced for modern hardware, granting players additional features such as instant save functionality and new gameplay options tailored for the Nintendo Switch.

Capcom has also confirmed both digital and physical releases, with physical copies including an exclusive bonus comic for collectors. In terms of pricing, the digital edition of Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is available now for pre-order via the Switch eShop for $39.99 USD or its regional equivalent.

The downloadable title requires 3.9 GB of storage space.

Capcom’s latest anthology demonstrates its commitment to preserving and celebrating its rich fighting game legacy for a new generation of gamers. With strong brand recognition and a legacy of influential titles, Capcom’s continued development of classic collections has resonated with both longtime fans and newcomers alike.

The inclusion of features like rollback netcode and extensive archival extras underscores the publisher’s attention to both modern standards and historical preservation. Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is set to join the growing roster of Switch fighting games this May, further cementing the platform’s reputation as a premier destination for retro and modern gaming experiences.

For more updates, stay tuned to official Capcom channels and the Nintendo eShop.

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