Capcom Fighting Collection Update Adds Accessibility Options and More

In celebration for 35th anniversary of classic arcade fighting games, Capcom Fighting Collection by developer/publisher Capcom was released back in June, porting 10 classic titles for new-gen consoles with many gameplay improvements.

Old-school Capcom fighting game fans were delighted to get their hands on these classics after decades and responded positively. Responding to feedback, Capcom Fighting Collection will be launching a free Title Update for all platforms.

Latest free update introduces few new features and focuses on quality of life improvements for Fighting Collection. Already including lots of new features that were not part of original release, Capcom adds a couple of accessibility options.

CFC Title Update adds new gem options for Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo as accessibility feature for color blind players. This will allow more people with vision deficiency to enjoy Puzzle Fighter by letting them see which gems are on screen.

Another big addition will be viewable hitboxes, which lets you be more precise with your moves in Training mode. A new filter will smooth out pixels on your screen and adjust display size to fit more modern look for all games in the bundle.

Players can unleash iconic Darkstalkers games mechanic Dark Force for each characters while in Training mode without any time limit. An issue regarding Turbo select turning to normal is fixed for Vampire Savior 1, 2 and Vampire Hunter 2.

You can look up for any opponent's latency by color and can even change input delay via online play settings. New difficulty option gets added to Hyper Street Fighter II, which swaps between English or Japanese versions of CPU opponent.

Capcom Fighting Collection update also brings additional Training mode options for player level and lets you select bonus stages in Red Earth. Moreover, you can shuffle Museum images, have 10 rematch in casual and 3 in ranked matches.