Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded – Sony PSP

I don’t understand the terrible ratings of this awesome game!!! Okay I must admit,It’s not a good as it’s brother “Capcom Classics Remixed”,but Capcom Classics Reloaded still is a great collection of classics including,1942,1943,1943 Kai,Ghosts and Goblins series(3 games total!),3 Street Fighter II games,Son Son,Commando,King Of Dragons,Knights Of The Round and more!!! Lots of arcade classics on one tiny PSP disc!!! Two thumbs up!!! Five stars!!! A+

First off,this is a much better purchase than the remixed collection to me,which i also own…you can save any game on this collection,not so on the remix game….i also dont understand the other reviewer saying you cant adjust the difficulty setting,you can on every single game,although on the ghosts and goblins games you wont notice any difference other than the extra lives…..of course the load times are long,but thats nothing new on the psp…i will say if you are buying this game for the ghosts and goblins series you will get alot more enjoyment out of the “ultimate” ghosts and goblins game (a game you should snatch up if you can find a copy, and like platformers) which lets you respawn exactly where you die instead of having to restart at the beginning of every level…and the graphics are a nice touch….other good games on this title are eco fighters,and mercs and 3 versions of street fighter….i really like this game…..but the ghosts and goblins games are so tough they are almost too frustrating to be fun at times……….still,4 out of 5 stars…

This collection is the best CapCom has ever made in all the collections I’ve purchased from them; be it, imported Saturn or US Saturn games, Dreamcast or the XBOX collections. This actually beats them all. Not only is this portable, but you get all the games from the original 5 imports that came out on the Saturn and Playstation, but you also get Eco Fighters, King of Dragons and Knights of the Round! Thing is, before you had to really work at opening any hidden features on the XBOX and PS2 collections. This version is much more “fun” in how it’s done. Everytime you play you gain coins. You use those coins in a CapCom slot machine which is pretty fun to fiddle around with too, but you will want to spend time doing this. Not only does spending your coins to ‘gamble’ for tips, tricks, music (in game and arranged to listen to) and artwork, you also open up cheats. These cheats (Like Afterburner Climax on Live) can be turned ON or OFF Want to make all invisible objects visible in SonSon? Just turn it on (after winning the cheat, of course).

Yeah, these favorites bring nothing new to the current gaming libraries, but still… Ghosts n Goblins is still a blast to play with me (though it is odd to press up, to get out of the squatting position). Which reminds me of another feature. When you exit a game in play, it ‘saves’ that spot, UNLESS you opt out to get the coins to spend on the slot machine.

And another nifty feature is the select button. Even while playing a game, you can simply hit the select button on your PSP, and it will change the screen size, most have about 3 different screen sizes, but the shooters (GunSmoke, 1942, etc.) have about 5. Because it gives you the choice of playing on it’s side. Now this puts the D-pad on the bottom and the buttons on top, but it’s quite easy to get used to with games like 1942 and 1943 or Vulgus. For or less this collection is a no brainer for the PSP owner looking for a game to warm their handheld. All your Classic CapCom games you rode your bike to play at your local gas stations ages ago? They are all here! You’re still reading? Hurry up and buy it! You won’t be disappointed. Nothing like having an arcade game that used to be worth 0+ a machine in the palm of your hand.