Grab 22 of Capcom’s greatest fighting games on sale right now for under $20

polygon.com:

If you’re looking to revisit fighting game history in all its glory, Capcom is offering Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5 owners a chance to do so for under $20. Now through early July, you can pick up the Capcom Fighting Bundle — which includes Capcom Fighting Collection and Street Fighter 30th Anniversary —for about 66% off. That’s 22 Capcom classics for about 90 cents each!

I’m not even sure why I’m writing other words here, I’m just gonna list all the games instead. From Capcom Fighting Collection:

From Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection:

Prices taken at time of publishing.

This bundle includes Capcom Fighting Collection and Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, for a total of 22 games in all. Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 / PS5 owners can currently get everything for around $20—less than a dollar per game.

So much Street Fighter history: one Street Fighter, five Street Fighter IIs, three Street Fighter Alphas, and three Street Fighter IIIs, which I’m pretty sure you’re supposed to multiply out to get 23 SF units in all. Pretty sure that’s how it works. Probably.

Even if just a few of those games pique your interest, it’s still a great value, and we — that is, the royal, collective Polygon hivemind — have at least a dozen favorites among the list, chief among them Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo.

The Capcom Fighting Bundle deal runs until July 4 on the PlayStation store and July 8 on the Nintendo store. As of this writing we haven’t been able to find comparable deals for Xbox or Steam — both of those currently cost around $60 for the bundle — but we’ll keep an eye on things and update if that changes.

So… what should you do with all those savings? We’d like to recommend a certain Raul Julia classic, which assuredly will keep Capcom talking about it at shareholder meetings for a long time to come.

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