Great anniversary edition for any fan, learn the skills and combos.....but you can still be beaten by a pure amateur button basher! Excellent fun!

T he Street Fighter series represents a lot of different feelings for gamers all over the world. For those of us who grew up with the series, fond memories of being in the arcade and piling in both hours and money into the local arcade is part of growing up.

Capcom gets this compilation (mostly) right

Best 2d fighting game collection around needs to be got if your a street fighter fan

Amazing game, took me back to my youth. A must for all gamers!!

Can't testify to the online play just yet but I have been waiting for this collection for over a decade. For the first time EVER all 12 of these games are now playable one on disc for current gen systems. My only gripe is that I couldn't use my custom PS3 fighstick.

Street Fighter makes up a cornerstone of fighting game history, and to celebrate its 30th anniversary, Capcom packed together the first 12 games into one collection. Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection showcases the first decade of the franchise excellently, and unlike a lot of retro...

Games all look great in high-def; Controls are as tight and fluid as ever; Great spread of games representing the early days of Street Fighter

Some console-specific additions (like extra characters) are missing; Tags

This year it's the 30 th anniversary of one of gaming's most iconic franchises, Street Fighter . So to celebrate, Capcom has released a collection of Street Fighter's 12 finest games from 1987 right up to 1999, pretty much all the best games in the series pre- Street Fighter IV (though SFIV was...

An awesome collection of Street Fighters finest; All games still play great today; (well perhaps apart from the original; Online experience was rather smooth; Loads of interesting bonus content

You might not like Street Fighter

One star for bringing the classics to modern platforms. If you are looking for online games, don't bother, it will be one of your played-15-minutes-then-sits-on-shelf-forever games.

One of my earliest gaming memories is waiting patiently at the bowling alley to play the latest smash hit title, a little fighting game from Japan with bizarre characters, such as an electrified green ginger Brazilian beast and an Indian Yogi with hyper-elongated limbs; raised on a steady diet of...