Capcom Digital Collection release date announced

By Wesley Yin-Poole Published 23 January, 2012

Xbox 360 exclusive out in March.

Capcom Digital Collection launches in Europe on 30th March, Capcom has announced.

The Xbox 360 disc-based exclusive includes eight games previously available on Xbox Live.

The games included are: 1942: Joint Strike; Bionic Commando Rearmed; Final Fight Double Impact; Flock!; Rocketmen: Axis of Evil including Rocketmen: It Came From Uranus expansion; Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix; Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix; and Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3.

Each game includes all of the features, online functionality and Achievements from their download versions.

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Comments (12) Latest comment 4 months ago

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  • reeferchief #1 4 months ago

    Why no Ghouls n' Ghosts or Strider?

  • LFace #2 4 months ago

    Or Three Wonders - awesome triple game pack that in the arcade. Mame-tastic.

  • Climhazzard #3 4 months ago

    Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix, what a game!

  • IkariW #4 4 months ago

    Great games mentioned in comments..
    I believe Strider is coming, although the Megadrive version. ;)

    But I'd like to add Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over Mystara & Sequel Tower of Doom to the list too! :)

  • reeferchief #5 4 months ago

    I'll be happy with the megadrive version, it was that one I had, paid £45 for the cartridge of a mail order firm called Special Reserve back in the day.

  • JoyrexJ9 #6 4 months ago

    @reeferchief Because they haven't been released on XBLA. This is just a compilation of their XBLA titles

  • Der_tolle_Emil #7 4 months ago

    Super Puzzle Fighter is crazy, spent so many hours playing that game. Once you get the hang of it the game is as addictive as crack.

  • Diogo_Ribeiro #8 4 months ago

    "Uranus expansion"

    Slap it an intro with Freakazoid and I'm in.

  • reeferchief #9 4 months ago

    @joyrexJ9 I know, my point being is that theres no incentive for me to purchase a collection of games where the ones I want I've already bought and downloaded and the rest of the games on there I'm not interested in. Capcom have a great library of games, Why not put some games they haven't released on the arcade and psn on the collection and possibly get a few more sales?

  • SlackMaster #10 4 months ago

    @reeferchief I remember them. They used to have a shop in Bristol as well. I got Strider for my birthday back in my early teens. It's such a great game.

    I'm hoping for some more megadrive classics to be released on XBLA with full live support.

  • SlackMaster #11 4 months ago

    I already have Final Fight, Bionic Comando and the two SFII games. The only other ones on that list I'd be interested in are 1942 and Commando 3, although they didn't score all that well.

    It'd be nice to get a Capcom classics collection like the two on released on PSP and last gen consoles.

  • reeferchief #12 4 months ago

    @SlackMaster, We didn't have a store up in the north east, but they used to advertise in all the game magazines back then and regularly knocked between £8 to £10 of the rrp's of the games, it was worth the 2 week wait it took for them to deliver. Got so many games for my Amiga, Snes and Megadrive off them, happy memories haha.