The Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea (GRAC) recently published ratings for a large number of legacy Capcom titles, a filing that was reported by Time Extension and picked up by Nintendo Life.
The GRAC list names classic home-console releases spanning franchises such as Mega Man, Street Fighter and Breath of Fire.
Capcom has a long history of reissuing retro material — including multiple collections and the Capcom Arcade Stadium series — making these ratings of broad interest to preservation and console-collection audiences.
According to the GRAC filing (grac.or.kr), the titles submitted for rating are all games that received home console releases.
Nintendo Life reporter Liam Doolan observed that every entry on the list was previously released for home consoles, with some originally exclusive to those formats.
That remark highlights the catalogue’s focus on console-era titles rather than arcade-only releases.
The GRAC-rated titles are listed below (verbatim from the filing and reporting):
1942
Breath of Fire
Breath of Fire II
Captain Commando
Commando
Demon’s Crest
Destiny of an Emperor
Final Fight
Final Fight 2
Final Fight 3
Gargoyle’s Quest II
Ghosts ‘n Goblins
The King of Dragons
Knights of the Round
Magic Sword: Heroic Fantasy
Mega Man
Mega Man 2
Mega Man 3
Mega Man 4
Mega Man 5
Mega Man Soccer
Mega Man X
Mighty Final Fight
Saturday Night Slam Masters
Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight
Street Fighter Alpha 2
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior
Super Ghouls n’ Ghosts
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers
Many of these entries are well-known console-era releases: for example, the original Mega Man series began on the Nintendo Entertainment System, Mega Man X debuted on the Super Nintendo, and Street Fighter II was first released in arcades before prominent home console ports.
Capcom has previously packaged retro and arcade material for modern platforms through official collections, and some Capcom titles have also appeared via Nintendo Switch Online’s classic-game offerings.
GRAC ratings are a matter of public record; they confirm that publishers have submitted material for formal classification in Korea but do not by themselves constitute an announcement of a new compilation or release schedule.
The listed titles provide a clear snapshot of which legacy Capcom IPs have recently been submitted for review in that market.
Time Extension and Nintendo Life carried the initial coverage of the GRAC posting, and the original GRAC listings remain the primary source.
If Capcom issues any official statement or release plans tied to these GRAC ratings, outlets will report those updates with confirmed dates and platforms.
The GRAC list names classic home-console releases spanning franchises such as Mega Man, Street Fighter and Breath of Fire.
Capcom has a long history of reissuing retro material — including multiple collections and the Capcom Arcade Stadium series — making these ratings of broad interest to preservation and console-collection audiences.
According to the GRAC filing (grac.or.kr), the titles submitted for rating are all games that received home console releases.
Nintendo Life reporter Liam Doolan observed that every entry on the list was previously released for home consoles, with some originally exclusive to those formats.
That remark highlights the catalogue’s focus on console-era titles rather than arcade-only releases.
The GRAC-rated titles are listed below (verbatim from the filing and reporting):
1942
Breath of Fire
Breath of Fire II
Captain Commando
Commando
Demon’s Crest
Destiny of an Emperor
Final Fight
Final Fight 2
Final Fight 3
Gargoyle’s Quest II
Ghosts ‘n Goblins
The King of Dragons
Knights of the Round
Magic Sword: Heroic Fantasy
Mega Man
Mega Man 2
Mega Man 3
Mega Man 4
Mega Man 5
Mega Man Soccer
Mega Man X
Mighty Final Fight
Saturday Night Slam Masters
Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight
Street Fighter Alpha 2
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior
Super Ghouls n’ Ghosts
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers
Many of these entries are well-known console-era releases: for example, the original Mega Man series began on the Nintendo Entertainment System, Mega Man X debuted on the Super Nintendo, and Street Fighter II was first released in arcades before prominent home console ports.
Capcom has previously packaged retro and arcade material for modern platforms through official collections, and some Capcom titles have also appeared via Nintendo Switch Online’s classic-game offerings.
GRAC ratings are a matter of public record; they confirm that publishers have submitted material for formal classification in Korea but do not by themselves constitute an announcement of a new compilation or release schedule.
The listed titles provide a clear snapshot of which legacy Capcom IPs have recently been submitted for review in that market.
Time Extension and Nintendo Life carried the initial coverage of the GRAC posting, and the original GRAC listings remain the primary source.
If Capcom issues any official statement or release plans tied to these GRAC ratings, outlets will report those updates with confirmed dates and platforms.
