Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle (2018)
Genres:Arcade, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Fighting
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer
Story:"Final Fight, the 1989 classic that introduced the world to Haggar, Cody and Guy, kicked off a surge of imaginitive beat 'em ups that took arcades by storm throughout the 1990s. Final Fight and six additional games are included in Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle, each with their own colorful characters, unique gameplay and over-the-top bosses.
But with so many bad guys to face, you're going to need some help! Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle supports local and online multiplayer for all seven titles - so reach out to friends for help or meet new brawling buddies online!
All seven games offer both the English and Japanese versions of the game. Choose whichever you like!
Want even more? A detailed gallery contains archival documents for all seven games, including rarities from decades ago and notes from the developers!"Show more
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This is a truly solid beat em up compilation. I know a lot of people find this genre a bit repetitive. At least you do have the option of infinite continues. You get seven of Capcom's Arcade beat em up classics in one package. You get some rather nice bonus content as well. You also have online coop in all the games. Battle Circuit is easily my favorite game in the compilation. I could replay it a few times on a good day. You get a little of a variety with the game play. Sure all the games later appeared in both Capcom Arcade Stadium games. At least you simply get all of them among purchasing this. I also loved a particular trailer. Where an live action Captain Commando tricked kids from the past to play this compilation. Which ended with bad news they couldn't go back. I usually welcome compilation games especially well made ones like this. You get a couple or a ridiculous amount of games for a decent price. Not even considering the bonus content you're truly in for a great time. If you love Capcom as well as beat em up games in general. There's no question you gotta play this!!!
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