Best CAPCOM Arcade Games

Capcom Co., Ltd. (株式会社 カ プ コ ン Kabushiki-gaisha Kapukon?) Is a Japanese company that develops and distributes video games.
He created his first arcade, Vulgus, in 1984. His first games continued being arcades, like Shoot 'em up 1942. Capcom has created some of the most famous and lasting series of the history of the videojuegos, like for example Street Fighter.
In this collection we will see the best CAPCOM Arcades that we can find in the MAME (The Emulated) and I have also included other CAPCOM games that I have emulated with the DEMUL, ordered chronologically.

[@kirkcavenaugh758]

This made me sad that the 90s are gone... the world hasn't been right since

[@M-City81]

1. Vulgus 0:24 2. Son Son 0:40 3. Pirate Ship Higemaru 1:00 4. 1942 1:21 5. Commando 1:40 6. Exed Exes 2:02 7. Ghosts'n Goblins 2:23 8. Section Z 2:50 9. Gun Smoke 3:08 10. Legendary Wings 3:33 11. Side Arms 3:52 12. Trojan 4:24 13. The Speed Rumbler 4:45 14. Avengers 5:06 15. 1943 5:35 16. Street Fighter 6:20 17. Bionic Commando 6:35 18. Tiger Road 6:58 19. Black Tiger 7:27 20. Led Storm Rally 2011 7:52 21. Last Duel 8:21 22. F-1 Dream 8:49 23. Forgotten the Worlds 9:12 24. Ghouls'n Ghosts 9:46 25. Strider 10:28 26. Dynasty Wars 11:09 27. Capcom Baseball 11:36 28. Dokaben 12:00 29. U.N. Squadron 12:25 30. Mad Gear 12:56 31. Final Fight 13:18 32. Willow 13:47 33. 1941 14:15 34. Magic Sword 14:45 35. Carrier Air Wing 15:18 36. Nemo 15:46 37. Mercs 16:11 38. Mega Twins 16:31 39. The King of Dragons 17:02 40. Block Block 17:32 41. Knights of the Round 17:55 42. Street Fighter ll 18:35 43. Captain Commando 19:00 44. Three Wonders 19:40 45. Street Fighter ll Champion Edition 20:09 46. Street Fighter ll Turbo Hyper Fighting 20:35 47. Varth 20:57 48. Warriors of Fate 21:37 49. Eco Fighters 22:08 50. Cadillacs and Dinosaurs 22:36 51. Super Street Fighter ll The New Challengers 23:19 52. Dungeons and Dragons 23:41 53. Saturday Night Slam Masters 24:24 54. The Punisher 25:21 55. Aliens vs Predator 26:07 56. Armored Warriors 26:47 57. Darkstalkers The Night Warriors 27:18 58. Pnickies 27:49 59. Ring of Destruction 28:11 60. Super Street Fighter ll Turbo 28:35 61. X-Men Children of the Atom 28:55 62. Cyberbots 29:31 63. Marvel Super Heroes 30:05 64. Mega Man 30:46 65. Street Fighter Alpha Warriors Dreams 31:07 66. Night Warriors Darstalkers Revenge 31:38 67. 19XX 32:11 68. Dungeons & Dragons Shadow Over Mystara 32:56 69. Red Earth 33:39 70. Mega Man 2 34:14 71. Street Fighter Alpha 2 34:48 72. Star Gladiator Episode l 35:24 73. Street Fighter EX 35:55 74. Super Puzzle Fighter ll Turbo 36:43 75. X-Men vs Street Fighter 37:09 76. Battle Circuit 37:51 77. Capcom Sports Club 38:24 78. Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter 38:46 79. Rival Schools 39:36 80. Street Fighter lll 2nd Impact Giant Attack 40:22 81. Street Fighter lll New Generation 41:00 82. Super Gem Fighter 41:40 83. Vampire Savior The Lord of Vampire 42:23 84. Vampire Savior 2 The Lord of Vampire 43:05 85. Jojo's Venture 43:37 86. Marvel vs Capcom 44:09 87. Street Fighter Alpha 3 45:00 88. Plasma Sword 45:52 89. Tech Romancer 46:41 90. Street Fighter EX2 47:22 91. Power Stone 47:59 92. Jojo's Bizarre Adventure 49:00 93. Spawn 49:33 94. Strider 2 50:11 95. Street Fighter lll 3rd Strike 51:10 96. Capcom vs SNK 51:34 97. Power Stone 2 52:30 98. Project Justice 53:28 99. Marvel vs Capcom 2 54:14 100. Heavy Metal Geomatrix 54:59 101. Gun Survivor 2 55:22 102. Street Fighter Zero 3 Upper 56:27

[@drumcorps0junkie]

I've played about a fraction of all these games. I'd love to try and play all of them.

[@mechanicalpants]

@M-Eightiez You absolute champion 🏆🏆

[@scm64entertainment44]

I didn't know street fighter 1 was on there. I thought it was bad. I'm not saying that game was bad, I actually like. But I just kept hearing it was bad. The only port I like is the Pc Engine CD version

[@stevemeters3090]

Dude, thank you!

[@Deedge1111]

I miss that old school smell of an arcade. The sounds as you walk in, triggering that euphoria of knowing your about to have a blast!

[@Deedge1111]

So many awesome games I gotta come back and finish watching! Love this video!

[@brianliberante]

The smell of sweaty dudes?

[@lukethedrifter3363]

@Shambles1980TRealOne Jesus, what kind of arcades did you frequent?

[@Toasty667]

You and me both. Great childhood memories.

[@jnkmal9519]

@Shambles1980TRealOne urine? what ghetto did you grow up in?

[@HE360]

Capcom, Konami, Sega, Neo Geo, Data East, Midway were all some BEASTS when it came to making arcade games!! They helped make my childhood that much sweeter! They definitely do need to bring arcades back!

[@TheDimeDrawer]

No SNK?

[@TheDimeDrawer]

@Lafayette Cathey Yeah but SNK are the makers of Neo Geo.

[@TheCausalParadox]

Arcades in the 80's and 90's were nothing short of magical. So much talent, creativity, and ingenuity was being channeled into the budding industry. Risks were being taken, new formulas were being tried and tested. Not like video games today, where a small handful of financially proven models and franchises are continually recycled.... back then you would see some really innovative ideas and gimmicks pop up, then just as quickly vanish due to the rapid pace of it all. In this regard, CAPCOM was often ahead of the pack, creating some of the most memorable games from that era, pioneering the gold standard for 2D fighting games and side scrolling beat em ups, in particular.

[@swl9380]

amen agreed on everything u said

[@yellowblanka6058]

To be fair, I think you're looking at things with nostalgia googles - once a genre became popular, there were endless clones/iterations around that same theme - for example, the success of Double Dragon and Final Fight led to a parade of arcade beat-em-ups, ditto Street Fighter II and fighting games. Some were very good, some introduced welcome changes, but there was a lot of crap too. In that sense it mirrored the home gaming market. It's a very similar situation in modern gaming, look at battle royale explosion after the success of PubG.

[@humansaredumfuckthemtodeat9461]

Cocaine that's why Now it's marijuana There's always a drug or choice in any generation

[@theoneaboveall6768]

Yellowblanka there was something that when you played arcade 80/90 that will never leave you today it’s you forget in a instant there is no real let’s say substance it’s mire so the tech then the game that evolves. Yes there were dumb games like in any era. But in the let’s say 2010 you can’t make a video of 1 hour with iconic games. There is only a handful of iconic games now when you look back there are actually characters that you can actually know and see that evolved into newer games. Like strider I’m 1987 then came back in street fighter vs Capcom in the late 90 most ppl don’t even know that and don’t know how that character is special. Ghoulds and goblin was sega genisis iconic figure ( sonic and others also I know ) . Now you cannot relate to character because they don’t have story and they don’t get brought back in completely different games in new fashion. Today gaming is nothing short of boring same patters. It’s no fun really it’s just simple gaming that’s all. Not to say you don’t enjoy it yes you do but nowhere close to back in 80/90. Remember the cheats code? The electronic gaming monthly ? Gamepro ? Nintendo power ? Remember how you would wait like cray with the new cheat or anything up down left right 🤣🤣 now it’s nowhere with that magic I can go on and on it’s not nostalgia it’s simple today’s games is just a business back then it was an art similar to music that’s a fact no opinion. So lots more gimmicks now then back then

[@theoneaboveall6768]

G W i never said the games today anrt superior they are but they are just games you don’t remember and won’t remember so why aren’t you never going to forget Mario , Arthur , link , haggar, strider, captain commando , captain falco , fox , Cadillac and dinausors , Kirby , mega man , snake , Lara Croft etc.... and today what character again are they ?? Which one you remember which one you say shit that was my childhood ? Nope it’s not tinted glasses. I enjoy games today but it’s missing that “it” factor that I like about game maybe because back in the days there was cartoons at the same time with those characters who knows what it was but it’s not tinted. Now it’s just quick games nice graphic and gameplay but still missing that “it” to me at least my opinion. I still enjoy playing games but not has much and I play pc Xbox ps4 & switch. Back in the days for the days those games were the shit yes today it’s look like damn that’s shit 😂🤣 in 40 years ppl will look at games today and say the same shit. It’s just normal. But for me it’s missing something don’t know what but it’s just missing. If you like it that’s cool but your view doesn’t have to be “THE VIEW “ ppl might like both or 1 I like both just one era more then a other that’s all. They don’t give me games with good sequels and with good characters development like they use too all they do is bring back old ones and try to make it new for this gen tant don’t or didn’t know about it like a movie. It’s ok but not my cup of tea and I don’t find it appealing to me maybe to this gen but even that I don’t think so when you look at sells of the remakes. But it’s all good again no tinted glasses it’s like saying fruity loop is better then actual band in a studio 😂 it’s hot on the moment but won’t make it the test of time.

[@techromancer1]

I miss the old capcom games so many memories of awesomeness from ghost n goblins 1942 series the greatness 2D era of all time Dont forget sega,konami,Snk,taito,namco were awesome as well 80-90s retro gaming will always be a part of me

[@zackschilling4376]

​@Vinayak Shenoy 82 represent! Easy to learn and play, hard to master. I love the WWf Arcade game/IYH even thou the latter was rushed but I was still happy to find it a few years back for a couple bucks complete with case and manual. I didnt even know they had made a sequel until I saw it in a store when i bought it(like 2012)

[@goldenage]

1991 everything changed. Ill never forget seeing the SF2 machine at a local movie theater. Initially, I didnt even know what I was looking at, no one did. I remember in the following weeks people were accidentally figuring out there were "special moves". SF2 was a major leap in video gaming history.

[@KenMasters.]

The first time I spot a *ストリートファイターⅡ, Street Fighter II* arcade cabinet was at a laundromat that wasn't too far from Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.

[@superghost6951]

I seem to remember the arcade cabinets of SF2 having the basic special moves for characters on the decals. So if it was an official SF2 cabinet (which it most likely was if it was one of the new ones back in '91) then it would have had the moves printed on it. Nobody was "accidentally" figuring the moves out. It was part of the selling point of the game. Why would Capcom not tell people how to use the moves, years before the internet was a thing? Who TF would accidentally stumble across how to do a dragon punch and then figure out the exact joystick/button combination when it was the first game to use that move? Nobody.

[@goldenage]

@@superghost6951 Some cabinets did not have the move list and yes, people would accidentally perform special moves. Unintentional moves happen all the time.

[@MrMastaPlanna]

Back when Capcom, Data East, Konami and SNK were the pinnacle of the arcade scene

[@cazamilfs8945]

Used to play all these jewels while getting you in all fours haha

[@kirkcavenaugh758]

And psikyo

[@famousashtray]

Sega, Namco, Williams and Acclaim

[@alessandromelchiorre5481]

For the 2D fighting games still unmatched. 🔝

[@maxludlow6629]

Ghouls and ghosts was brilliant so difficult used to play it at the youth club 😂born in 77

[@LinkChenTW]

Capcom = Arcade Masterpiece Machine

[@rainmaru4757]

Link Chen Capcom, Konami, Taito, Bandai, East Data, Jaleco..was make a very good fighting and adventure game at that time

[@rickyj3034]

Capcom was the greatest arcade developers of it's time!! Thank you for the great memories

[@sanonboi]

Man!!! I can't believe I've been rocking with capcom since '88 on the NES and first played street fighter at the arcades in '89. Here it is 2021 and I'm waiting on RE 8 to drop. Capcom is the GOAT when it comes to videogames. 💯%

[@darkmachine7993]

Thank you capcom for making my childhood great

[@CAPCOM784]

Capcom,Konami,SNK,Sega etc made alot of my childhood growing up.😉

[@markuxx7409]

Excelente video. Muchos de estos juegos de Arcade ni los conocía.

[@ShortFuseFighting]

nice,showing rival schools project justice some love....i miss the dreamcast and naomi hardware.good friggin times

[@Heyoka86]

Lemme get this straight... in '94 Capcom released Darkstalkers, SSF2T, X-Men Children of the Atom, and Slammasters 2 Ring of Destruction. Four, very different, legendary fighting games in one year. Imagine a thing like that happening today.

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

Never again ......

[@sidearmsalpha]

Awesome video! Looks like you went in chronological order too! Nice! So many fantastic games. Thankfully, these are all emulated perfectly nowadays.

[@juliet7703]

Man there were so gems that I had forgotten about hehe brings back many happy memories..only yesterday I saw someone playing the arcade game Cadillacs and Dinosaurs...sigh. Thankyou for putting this together..👍🏾

[@bumpdat01]

I love the presentation and style of these vids! please keep up the good work!

[@amitpandya6827]

Thank you CAPCOM for make these great games

[@vintygti]

I loved that sound of all the cabinets at once!!! Sensory overload. ✌

[@tokenblack7983]

Exactly. It had a hum to it. You'd hear the Galaga end level music. Temple of Doom Indiana jones theme. Robocop's " hold it!" The Joust respond sound. Spy hunters epic theme music. God it was wonderful

[@gavo1201]

Even bad games were not so bad in Capcom. Many many many cool games.. 👌

[@khalidibrahim7726]

Ah good old school capcom 80s 90s and 2000s love it arcade and video game best series Street Fighter Megaman 1943 Captain Commando SonSon Darkstarlkers Rival School Shantae Power Stone Devil May Cry Marvel Vs Capcom Dead Rising Resident Evil and so much more excellent work capcom we hope your japan USA and UK company vary hard work marry christmas happy new.

[@sudacagamer]

Upload`s quality is awesome. Thanks for that.

[@niceanddestroyed]

Time to mention all the great composers of Capcom (most of them are ladies) : Tamayo Kawamoto, Harumi Fujita, Manami Mamatsume, Junko Tamiya, Yoko Shimomura, etc.

[@gamerNOcasual]

Los videos tienen un contraste fabuloso. Has hecho un gran trabajo con este video remix. Se ven de lujo los juegos. Ni muy pixelados ni demasiado borrosos. Genial!

[@rodrigoalvaradomella6090]

Exelente contenido de Capcom todos los juegos de esta identidad son geniales ya los descargue todos gracias por entregar este contenido...

[@predaking2wings]

thanks capcom for ghouls n ghosts, forgotten worlds, strider, Mercs, street fighter for my genesis collection you rock!!

[@onlyviewcien]

Todos se ven geniales

[@claudiosacchi3720]

To this day these are still the best 2d games ever made. Even on consoles they made incredible games.

[@stevemeters3090]

Growing up it felt like Capcom couldn't make a bad game.

[@KenMasters.]

Capcom only makes bad decision, such as Hollywood making Street Fighter and Resident Evil adaptations.

[@elitegodz]

This is high quality content. Keep up the great work! Parabéns de Portugal 🇵🇹 ;)

[@11062222]

AREA88 LOST WORLDS ALIEN VS. PREDATOR My favorite !

[@martinevans1206]

Final Fight - the best sound effects of any game 😎

[@poemak78]

Thanks so much, I have been trying to recall the game in my childhood and couldnt figure it out until now I seen your video, legendary wings .... thanks .... has been bugging me forever ...

[@orlanzo2621]

It's thanks to one of Captain Commando's win quotes in MVC1 that i know that Vulgus was Capcom's first arcade game, lol. "Capcom's first arcade game was Vulgus in 1984!"-Captain Commando

[@vassa1972]

Cool stuff loved playing some of these games back in the day in the arcades

[@Tsigarinho]

So many games i have forgotten... Amazing video mate! It helped a lot, to complete my collection. Subscribed and ready to watch every single video of yours! Keep up the good work! THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!

[@245-TRIOXIN]

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, The Punisher, and Aliens vs Predator should definitely have been included on the Capcom beat em up bundle collection that they released.

[@Pichustrikesback]

Yeah! But I'm sure there were licensing issues that prevented that form happening.

[@Tony-1971]

@Peaceful Skull Gaming Aye, sadly.

[@HandyKoesnadie]

in Tokyo there are a lot of people still playing old arcade games such as Street Fighter 2 or King of Fighters. I was surprised at first but understand after. These games stood the test of time.

[@YAWN....]

Great list. Capcom have some great arcade games. Found a few more on this vid to add to my Mame cabinet thanks. Subscribed. Cheers 👍

[@Loader2K1]

This was definitely an interesting video. There were some Capcom games on here that I'm shocked that I didn't know about.

[@willretro6110]

Awesome video mate you can't beat a bit of arcade action smashed the like and 🍏 keep them coming

[@SithicusPL]

That takes me way back, I used to play most of these games in my local arcade.

[@FronkieMc]

Was waiting for this one

[@mattjones8171]

Yup

[@deaththink]

I've been looking for this game Speed Rumblers since I played it back in 86. It's at 4:48 in the video. I didn't remember the title but remembered you ran over the guys with wrenches to do maintenance on your car. Thank you for this video.

[@Ryuujin1078]

Watching this I can understand why people want to emulate games. There’s thousands of great arcade games we’ll never play. Hoping for some sort of bundle is near impossible with licenses fees and other companies being greedy with it

[@yellowblanka6058]

Particularly games like "Cadillacs and Dinosaurs" - a great beat-em-up that will likely never be re-released because of licensing issues.

[@yellowblanka6058]

@Retro Storm This - were it not for the emulation community and enthusiasts and hobbyists connected to it, many games would be eventually lost to the ether as hardware and cartridges break down over time. Companies only gave a damn about emulating their older titles when it was clear that it was fairly lucrative, and with the nature of licensing and IP changing hands so many times over the years, it's unlikely we'll ever see re-release of some more obscure games.

[@wulfw.8452]

Sometime I think our patent law are rampant to even reach simple video games.

[@Fascistbeast]

Most of the these re release of older games are emulation used by these big companies anyway.

[@jasonyancey6750]

This was awesome!!! Subscribed!!!

[@cototin1]

Gun smoke!!!! Genial... Lejos el mejor

[@ElGosu]

Muchas gracias! Buscaba varios!

[@iiithegaziii451]

A well deserved like and Sub for your videos 👍 very nice

[@benjaramirez7739]

oye me encanta como divides tus videos por compañia o genero y lo mejor de todo son las joyas ocultas.saludos

[@adamwebb8114]

Capcom had gr8 variety for many years until mid 90s when they became another NEO GEO obsessed with fighting games

[@zenvost1753]

I wanted to see it! Thank you!

[@HoaBangLen]

are you using shaders in the video?

[@davanime877]

This Is Why I Love Capcom So Much

[@A.D.24]

Capcom really did put together some great game play ahead of it's time. I miss arcades.

[@sega20x80]

Capcom made a lot of great games.

[@wolfqueen4636]

Lol I totally remember playing Final fight, forgotten worlds, bionic commando, street fighters, mercs and battle of midway . Those were my favorite.

[@SharifSourour]

The standard of quality Capcom has always kept while releasing so many games is truly amazing.

[@thanhnguyendo3400]

OMG, I've played a lot of these games when I was a child. This vid really makes me goosebumps.

[@jeromepalausi8169]

Excellent. .que des bons souvenirs

[@britneyspearsvillarosa]

The Best Capcom games to me are: Street Fighter II(All of Them for SNES) and Street Fighter Alpha 3 (PS1)

[@theotv5522]

I played this game with my little brother 5-6 years ago, and he instantly remember the game as soon as I said "Go Go Go" at 22:51

[@Theshark15z]

Even though Capcom came late in the game right behind Sega, Taito, Konami, Data East, Irem and SNK, they sure made a huge impact in the silver age.

[@KenMasters.]

Capcom started going downhill from getting greedy and focusing only on the franchises that sell the most copies.

[@Theshark15z]

@@KenMasters. I don't think of seeing that as greed but more as protection and guarantee that they will not lose millions. Capcom took some risks in the past with certain IPs that they lost money which includes Cyberbots, Darkstalkers, Street Fighter 3, excluding Third Strike, Red Earth and forgotten worlds and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. While of all of those games mention gained cult status, it doesn't make up for their losses.

[@patrickfischer2932]

Wonderful video! The only minor thing about this was you left out Capcom Bowling.

[@teddym2808]

Brilliant thank you.

[@iangillan2858]

Gran video!! Capcom es probablemente la gran favorita de muchos. Es imposible pensar en los árcades sin esta marca, la industria del videojuego no sería lo que es sin la gran Capcom. Por cierto, la banda sonora del exed exes es la música más rallante que ha existido nunca en un videojuego.

[@anthonygerardotorresgonzal6269]

y Mega Man

[@gothamcityarcade]

Great list.. I didn't realize that street fighter have so many ports!

[@dofflane]

Retro games will be my favorites

[@joseharo8294]

Great video i play most of them 🤘

[@deciduous_reaper]

I’d say my favorite Capcom arcade games were Darkstalkers 1-3, Alien vs Predator, Street Fighter 3rd Strike, Battle Circuit and Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure

[@peterpatolin_md9660]

bn buenos los juegos de capcom ,,saludos y siempre en linea.

[@SandroSensei]

They should release more 90’s arcade games in the arcade stadium bundle.

[@williamhaynes4800]

Wal-Mart offered some really good games in sit down mini cabinet form before the pandemic. My GF found PacMan and Gauntlet 1 for around $150. I was hoping to locate some of my favorites: Rygar, Spy Hunter & Mr. Do.

[@williamhaynes4800]

@Peaceful Skull Gaming ArcadeGeeks, where's that?

[@slightlyloyal1442]

38:44 aaahh, i remember this game when my oldest brother and uncle imported this game from Japan to Europe to play at home for the Sega Saturn.

[@ForGlory]

I have to say, these look like probably the best arcade games I have seen. But not that I would know, this was before my time.

[@jasonchan74jcls]

Capcom my childhood favourite

[@venomtang]

You picked my favorite game as your final choice, like #1, I'm automatically your friend now

[@zackschilling4376]

Forgotten Worlds on the Capcom PS2 collection is the way to play it, they redid the controls to fit with a twin analog stick set up and it works great! Give it a try if you like the game or shooters in general.

[@mrf19741]

FACTS!

[@discoecultura76]

Miss arcade times.

[@KenMasters.]

You can now bring them into your home.

[@KenMasters.]

Back when most of Capcom's titles actually looked like Japanese arcade games instead of looking like Chinese mobile games.

[@bryanc7094]

Zangief arm shotos

[@BURRITO44]

Awesome

[@justinpayne4734]

What an awesome video! 🕹😉👍

[@pinkbear2045]

because of this video I was able to find my game that I was playing and I was 10 years old thank you very much it was a real gold nugget this game and thank you again 😂🐻💖👌✈️🔥

[@joshualowe1821]

Street Fighter is my favorite Capcom series!

[@jblue88hoodgamer54]

Agree but I also still love the others.

[@SoulCalvin559]

Childhoods resurrected. These are my beats, my rhythms, my rhymes.

[@anthonygerardotorresgonzal6269]

Muy Bien es hora de los Tiempos de mi Tercera Compañía Favorita de Videojuegos: Capcom. Antes de Mega Man en 1987 existían juegos que no podrás creer que fueron creados por Capcom!!...Así que se diviertan!! 0:24-Vulgus (1984) 0:41-Son Son (1984): El Origen del Abuelo de la Son Son de Marvel vs. Capcom 2. 1:00-Pirate Ship Higemaru (1984) 1:21-1942 (1984) 1:41-Commando (1985) 2:02-Exed Exes (1985) 2:23-Ghosts'n Goblins (1985): El Debut de Arthur 2:50-Section Z (1985) 3:07-Gun Smoke (1985) 3:33-Legendary Wings (1986) 3:51-Hyper Dyne Side Arms (1986) 4:24-Trojan (1986) 4:45-The Speed Rumbler (1986) 5:05-Capcom's Avengers (1987) 5:34-1943: The Battle of Midway (1987) 6:00-1943: The Battle of Midway Mark II (1987) 6:20-Street Fighter I (1987): El Debut de Ryu y Ken Masters 6:35-Bionic Comando (1987): El Debut de Nathan 'Rad' Spencer 6:59-Tiger Road (1987) 7:27-Black Tiger (1987) 7:52-Led Storm Rally 2011 (1988) 8:20-Last Duel (1988) 8:50-F-1 Dream (1988) 9:13-Forgotten Worlds (1988) 9:47-Ghouls'n Goblins (1988) 10:28-Strider (1989): El Debut de Strider Hiryu 11:10-Dynasty Wars (1989) 11:37-Capcom Baseball (1989) 11:59-Dokaben (1989) 12:25-U.N. Squadron / Area 88 (1989) 12:55-Mad Gear (1989) 13:18-Final Fight (1989): Los Debuts de Mike Haggar, Cody Travers y Guy 13:47-Willow (1989) 14:16-1941: Counterattack (1990) 14:45-Magic Sword: Heroic Fantasy (1990) 15:18-Carrier Air Wing (1990) 15:45-Nemo (1990) 16:10-Mercs (1990) 16:31-Mega Twins (1990) 17:01-The King of Dragons (1991) 17:30-Block Block (1991) 17:55-Knights of the Round (1991) 18:35-Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (1991): El Jugo Que hizo renacer las Arcades. 19:00-Captain Commando (1991): I AM CAPTAIN COMMANDO 19:40-Three Wonders (1991) 20:10-Street Fighter II: Champion Edition (1992): La Primera Actualización de SF II. 20:35-Street Fighter II: Turbo Hyper Fighting (1992): La Segunda Actualización de SF II. 20:57-Varth: Operation Thunder Storm (1992) 21:38-Warriors of Fate (1992) 22:08-Ecco Fighters (1993) 22:35-Cadillacs and Dinosaurs (1993) 23:19-Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (1993): La Tercera Actualización de SF II con Nuevos Personajes. 23:42-Dungeons and Dragons: Tower of Doom (1993) 24:23-Saturday Night Slam Masters (1993) 24:50-Muscle Bomber Duo: Ultimate Team Battle (1993) 25:20-Marvel's The Punisher (1993) 26:07-Alien vs. Pretator (1994) 26:47-Armored Warriors (1994) 27:18-Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors (1994): El Debut de Morrigan. 27:50-Pnickies (1994) 28:10-Ring of Destruction: Slammasters II (1994) 28:35-Super Street Fighter II Turbo (1994): La Cuarta Actualización de SF II. 28:55-Marvel's X-Men: Children of Atom (1994): La Primera Iteración de Juegos de Pelea de Marvel por Capcom. 29:30-Cyberbots: Fullmetal Madness (1995): El Debut del Piloto de Mecha y Peleador: Jin Saotome. 30:04-Marvel's Super Heroes (1995): La Segunda Iteración de Juegos de Pelea de Marvel por Capcom. 30:46-Mega Man: The Power Battle (1995): El Primer Juego de Arcade centrado en Mega Man. 31:08-Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors Dream (1995): Nueva Entrega de SF cuya historia sucede entre SF y SF II. 31:39-Night Warriors: Darkstalkers Revenge (1995): Segunda Entrega de la Serie Darkstalkers. 32:12-19XX: The War Against Destiny (1996) 32:58-Dungeons and Dragons: Shadows over Mystara (1996) 33:40-Red Earth (1996) 34:13-Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters (1996): El Segundo Juego de Arcade centrado en Mega Man. 34:48-Street Fighters Alpha 2 (1996): Secuela / Remake de SF Alpha. 35:24-Star Gladiator Episode I: The Final Crusade (1996): El Debut de Hayato y June Lin-Milliam 35:55-Street Fighter EX (1996): El Primer Juego con Graficos 3D de SF 36:43-Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (1996) 37:09-X-Men Vs. Street Fighter (1996): La Tercera Iteración de Juegos de Pelea de Marvel por Capcom. 37:50-Battle Circuit (1997) 38:24-Capcom's Sports Club (1997) 38:46-Marvel's Super Heroes Vs. Street Fighter (1997): La Cuarta Iteración de Juegos de Pelea de Marvel por Capcom. 39:35-Rival Schools: United by Fate (1997): Juego de Peleas ambientado en el SF Universe. Debut de Batsu y Akira. 40:20-Street Fighter III (1997): La Tercera Entrega de la Serie Numerica y Chonologicamente la Ultima de SF. 41:02-Street Fighters III: 2nd Giga Impact (1997): La Primera Actualización de SF III que corrige algunas cosas de su juego base. 41:40-Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix (1997): Variante de SF con Graficos Chibi. 42:23-Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire (1997): Tercera y Ultima Entrega de Darkstalkers. 43:06-Vampire Savior 2: The Lord of Vampire (1997): Actualización del Juego Anterior. 43:35-Jojo's Bizarre Adventures: Stardust Crusaders The Game (1998) 44:09-Marvel Vs. Capcom: Clash of Super-Heroes (1998): Quinta Iteración y Primer Marvel vs. Capcom. 45:00-Street Fighters Alpha 3 (1998): Ultima Entrega de SF Alpha, cuya historia da a pie a SF II. 45:52-Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein (1998) 46:40-Tech Romancer (1998) 47:23-Street Fighter EX2 (1998): El Segundo Juego de la Subserie SF EX 48:00-Power Stone (1999) 49:00-Jojo's Bizarre Adventures: Stardust Crusaders The Game (1999): Actualización del Juego de 1998. 49:35-Spawn In The Demon's Hand (1999) 50:10-Strider 2 (1999): Verdadera Secuela del Juego de 1989 51:10-Street Fighter III: The Third Strike (1999): La Segunda Actualización de SF III 51:33-Capcom Vs. SNK: Millemium Fight 2000 (2000): El Legendario Crossover entre Capcom vs. SNK 52:30-Power Stone 2 (2000) 53:28-Project Justice: Moero Justice Gakuen! (2000) 54:15-Marvel Vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (2000): Sexta Iteración y Segundo MvC. 54:49-Heavy Metal Geomatrix (2001) 55:23-Gun Survivor 2: Biohazard: Code Veronica (2001) 56:28-Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper (2001): Actualización del Juego del 1998 Aqui está!!

[@crimsonsigma5531]

I love the theme of Exes Eyes

[@zacharyharris2054]

I was an arcade fanatic in my younger days, and "Last Duel" was one of the best (and graphically beautiful) arcade games I've ever played. I also remember playing the original "Street-Fighter" almost every day, and how even then very few people knew about it until after the release of "Street-Fighter 2." I cut my teeth on fighting games but, as I stated earlier," Last Dual" was just a damn-good (and very challenging) game. I was I could find it for some console or emulator.

[@volvoguy804]

Zachary Harris was going to point out the same thing. The Last Duel was awesome. Loved the ground to air gameplay and it had good music. Surprised it was never ported to any home console.

[@portnawak]

capcom awesomeness on this one, level 2 gfx are gorgeous, 16bit computers got terrible ports by us gold as usual, music excepted home computers weren't up to compete anyway.

[@THE_MAQ355]

Capcom were the pioneers of the 2d genre...✌️

[@mechamania]

Mohammed Asif Qureshi *Atari, Magnavox, Texas Instruments, Activision, Imagic, Mattel, Coleco* were probably the most pioneering/best of the first round of 2D consoles, while the first round of pioneers, of 2D Arcade games, the best of which came before their console ports, which were, in turn, often the most sought console games (Atari's shitty Pac-Man port, for the 2600 was still the biggest-selling 2600 game, for the biggest-selling "first gen" consoles (unless you separate out the *Magnavox* Odysseys, as the first gen of consoles, by itself), were *Atari* (starting with Pong, which was the first cabinet success, in 1974, and then Asteroids, Battle Zone and Tempest (3D illusions...), and a million more), *_Taito_* (Space Invaders (THE pioneer that made video games a viable medium), Jungle Hunt, and etc.), *Williams* (Defender, and Joust), and *Namco* (Pac-Man and his family, along with Galaga and its series, and the Pole Positions), and *Konami* (Frogger, Scramble...), along with a few, but great, Donkey Kong games, by *Nintendo,* which *Atari* did the best job of porting, to consoles and home computers -- especially the Atari 8-bit series of home computers, which were the first *great* gaming PCs, which put out arcade-like ports, after being released, in 1979, three years before the Commodore 64 and six years before the NES, both of which the Atari 800 could amazingly rival, particularly for being released, in the 1970s. SEGA was a pioneer, too, although their best were really 3D-looking games, like Moto-Cross, Congo Bongo, & Zaxxon. CapCom didn't make great, well-known games, until the NES came out, in late 1985, a couple/few years after the video game crash of 1983. They made some great genre games, with their Ghosts n' Goblins platformer (which Nintendo made popular, with their Donkey Kong and Mario Bros. games)) and Schmup's (of which Space Invaders is widely agreed to be the first) like Commando. The 2D fighting genre they can pretty much claim to have pioneered the 2D fighting genre (which is obviously huge, with at least a dozen great series still going), particularly with Street Fighter II. They did some great, 2D, side-scrolling fighting games, but those were made popular by *Data East,* with Double Dragon, before CapCom made some great ones. So, I'd say that CapCom was the *last* of the 2D pioneers -- with the 2D fighting genre -- given that games, since then, have almost exclusively been in genres that were made popular, in the late 1970s and through the first half of the 1980s. Even 3D, first-person shooters were made popular by Battle Zone, in 1980... No denying CapCom has made some of the best games, in video game history, but given the number and popularity of the 2D genres that a handful of companies pioneered before the NES was even a multi-game arcade cabinet with a console in it, in the summer of '85. That was perhaps the best marketing idea, ever, which became obvious that Christmas, when the NES was every kid's most-wanted gift, after which CapCom started to make some of that consoles best games. The vast bulk of the pioneering had already been done, by that time... 🍻

[@h.m.5724]

You need a dictionary dude

[@Red05x]

Nice filters and game collection.

[@fernandobarbayani349]

TREE WONDER, One of the Best

[@gabrieliatarelli]

Best Video of 2018

[@EDWINSarcade]

Guy is my 2nd most favorite character. Ryu is most favorite. I love arcade games 😎👌

[@jaimericaldi8988]

Muy buena selección de videos juegos en 2d es como ver dibujos, animados, perdón me dió algo de regresión. En su momento tenía la nes, SNES,y la Sega pero no encontraba la escencia del arcade Capcom es los massssss

[@dancero643]

Eres un amante de las scanlines. Si señor, mis respetos :D

[@kawaii7102]

Awesome 👌 👏 👍 😍 💖 🆒️

[@zaiwai1837]

Thx...all my childhood

[@diogenesrodrigo4858]

15:15 Carrier Air Wing 1990 ❤⌚ I love this game ❤