Customer Reviews

Capcom Classics Collection Remixed

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What a great deal!!! 20 Capcom Arcade Classics on one tiny PSP UMD!!! Finally version of Black Tiger(It took almost 20 years!) is now available on a gaming system,and it's a perfect arcade translation!!!(It's also available on Capcom's Collection Vol. 2 for the PS2!) The other great games included are:1941,Captain Commando,Legendary Wings,Magic Sword,Strider,Block Block(it's similar to Super Breakout or Arkanoid!),Quiz and Dragons,Final Fight,The Speed Rumbler,Varth,Section Z,Last Duel,Three Wonders,Side Arms,Avengers,Mega Twins,Bionic Commando,Forgotten Worlds,and the original Street Fighter!!! An incredible collection!!! Classic old-school fun!!! Hours and Hours of fun!!! This great game has lots of great options and unlockable features!!! Two thumbs up!!! Way up!!! Five stars!!! A+

With TONS of games to choose from, this is the perfect game for those who played these games back in the day.

Only downside is that most of the games feel the same after awhile, but def worth the money.

Great for when you are traveling.

awesome classic games, nostalgia! i love it! i used to play all these games in the 90's on nintendo =)

Got this last night and have been loving it! The highlight for me is the arcade perfect version of Final Fight. Also had fun with Magic Sword. My only "criticism" is they lumped all the Street Fighter2/Ghost "n Goblins games onto the next disc so the spread between this and the "Reloaded" sequel is a bit uneven. Otherwise a great addition to any classic PSP gaming collection.

I love the graphics on this game. I love it cause it has several games that I can play. I definately can't get bored with this one. It be a day of fun.

I was excited to finally get a good portable collection for the PSP, but after trying a few games, I was very disapointed. When playing 1942, the default screen size is too small. Sure, you can strectch it out, but then the graphics are slightly out of ratio. 1942 also runs too fast. It probably runs almost twice as fast as the original which makes it too hard to play. This complaint applys to every shooter in this collection. Sidearms is another classic that I was excited to see, but this version runs too fast and you can hardly survive long at all. The fighters are better. I would say three wonders is the best. Nice color and runs well. If your buying this for the shooters, don't bother. If you like the fighting games and platform stuff, then you may like this. Overall, it just didn't capture that spirit I was looking for. If the programmers would of only scaled the processor speed for this collection, it would of made all the difference in the world.

Geezy weezy, this game has it all! All the good fun-loving shoot-em-ups you probably remember from the 80s and 90s is all on this UMD, and some cool additional bonuses, but thats a surprise! Like it's big brother, this game has some good shizzit, but no, the first one didn't have Strider! (Too bad, because when i bought it and found out there was no Strider, thats when i got pissed) Yes, it has the ultimate action scroller Strider! The first one that started it all, Street Fighter 1! (which i actually didn't find too bad; pretty addictive). Three Wonders, which had a limited release in the U.S., so practically nobody heard of it, but those who were lucky enough to play it in 1991 were gifted to some of the best graphics of its time, and STILL looks good today. And another two of my personal favorites, SECTION Z and SIDE ARMS: HYPER DYNE! Those who have played those games well, I think you know how good it is. ;-) There are much others, but, I'll let you play them and see what you think. So, please, put down the Tony Hawk 1 and the Mario Kart, and buy this, and to some of you new-comers who haven't played these, start today! Or, at least buy it today and play it in a couple of other days! Ha Ha, yeah.

I thought it would be cool to "re-live" the past and play some of these old titles. I was wrong. The games are not sized to the screen of the PSP and some are so small you can't even really see them.