Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection Steam metadata

• Latest observed players79 · 10 October 2026 - 05:19:24 UTC
• SteamPulse tracked peak1,737
• Units sold (VGI)53,474
• Revenue (VGI)$1,385,409
• Review score71% positive
• Total reviews3,390
• Release dateMay 29, 2018
• DeveloperDigital Eclipse
• PublisherCapcom U.S.A, Inc.

Genres: Action

Company pages: Developer: Digital EclipsePublisher: Capcom U.S.A, Inc.

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• Five of the Best: Villains - 22 May 2020

  Five of the Best is a weekly series about the small details we rush past when we're playing but which shape a game in our memory for years to come. Details like the way a character jumps or the title screen you load into, or the potions you use and maps you refer back to. We've talked about so many in our Five of the Best series so far. But there are always more. Five of the Best works like this. Various Eurogamer writers will share their memories in the article and then you - probably outraged we didn't include the thing you're thinking of - can share the thing you're thinking of in the comments below. Your collective memory has never failed to amaze us - don't let that stop now! Today's Five of the Best is... Read more

• Have You Played Street Fighter III: Third Strike? - 29 November 2019

  Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time. When the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection came out, there was one game I wanted to get my arcade stick out for. That was Street Fighter III: Third Strike , a game that went relatively under the radar at time of release in the UK, and sadly so. It’s still, to this day, the prettiest 2D fighting game ever made. (more…)

• What does the future hold for Street Fighter 5? - 6 November 2019

  For years now, Yoshinori Ono has been the public face of Street Fighter. And Street Fighter's defined his life - having fallen in love with Final Fight, Ono made a beeline for Capcom and found himself working there soon after Street Fighter 2's release and through the series' glory years. He became a household name, though, for helping bring Street Fighter back from the wilderness. "This was before social media, before the internet, before Facebook," Ono told me during an on-stage interview at last month's EGX. "It wasn't until I was working on Onimusha that I could see what a phenomenon it had become. I was going around with Inafune, but people would always be asking me about Street Fighter. So I went back to Capcom and said the world was ready for more Street Fighter." Bringing back Street Fighter wouldn't be simple, though. "It was tough. As a company, Capcom were past making fightin…

• Five of the Best: Crowds - 27 September 2019

  Five of the Best is a quite-new weekly series celebrating the incidental details in games we don't celebrate enough. Things like maps - everyone loves maps. They're the kind of things we can't do without, the kind of things which give games so much flavour and charm. It's also designed to promote discussion because, let's face it, it's all subjective, what someone thinks is best. I have different ideas to you and, um, most people, apparently, and that's OK! I think. I hope. So join in. We've had some lovely discussions so far and you've reminded me of so many things. It's Friday after all, what else are you going to do - work?! You can find all the previous Five of the Bests in a handy archive . Read more

• Update - 10/26 - 26 October 2018

  Hello Street Fighter fans, For those who have pre-purchased the game and inadvertently downloaded the Japanese version, we recommend that you re-install the game in order to recover your original version of the game as intended. Once again, we apologize for the inconvenience and we hope you continue to enjoy Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection.

• Update - 10/25 - 26 October 2018

  Hello Street Fighter fans, As a follow-up to yesterday's announcement, pre-purchase customers will no longer be forced to download and install the Japanese version. We're still looking into matters for those who have inadvertently downloaded the Japanese version. Please stay tuned for further updates. Once again, we apologize for the confusion and inconvenience this may have caused.

• Update - 10/24 - 25 October 2018

  Hello Street Fighter fans, As some of you have noticed, we inadvertently updated the ‘Rest of World’ version game with the Japanese version earlier today. Only those who have pre-purchased the game have been affected. We’re currently looking into the issue and will notify you when we have an update. Thank you for the continued support!

• Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is a treasure trove of trivia - 30 May 2018

  Who’s your favourite Fighting Street character? Mine is Dick Jumpsey, the famous American actor-boxer. Huh? No, I’m talking about Fighting Street. You know, the arcade game where you have to physically punch giant pressure-sensitive buttons to make your character attack your opponent. Featuring wonderful characters such as “Shilke Muller”, “Great Tiger” and “Chinese Girl”. Everyone knows Fighting Street. No? Well, the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection can fill you in. It was released yesterday and includes a “Museum” section, detailing the history of the fighting game series, complete with sketches and old design docs. There’s a lot of fun stuff in here, and some, uh, questionable stuff too. (more…)

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