Relive the glory days of cooperative arcade games with the Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle! This comprehensive collection includes seven classic titles, each with various multiplayer options and online capabilities!
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.29/day in the week to Sep 2 → 0.29/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.25/day in the week to Jul 21 → 0.2/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 1.5Kreviews | 88% | — | $618K |
| $19.99 | 2.6Kratings | 93% | — | not modelled | |
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On February 3rd 2026 Capcom released an update that removed Denuvo, a DRM which requires a costant internet connection, and replaced it with the Enigma Protector. This DRM is supposed to prevent "cheating" (any kind of modding of the game) and it's russian developed. Tested by the Youtube channel Digital Foundry in the video "Resident Evil 4 PC: Is New DRM Impacting Game Performance?" has been found that the Enigma Protector DRM causes an average of -10% in framerate drops, with dips of -40% in certain scenarios, way more than the original Denuvo DRM. This is not the first time that Capcom decided to put Enigma in some of their older games: RE Revelations suffered major backlash from customers because of the major dip in perfomance, so much so they had to remove Enigma from the game for good and recently they released the original Dino Crisis series on Steam, a quick scouring of the forum will reveal a lot of customers unhappy with the perfomance of said games. Why a 25 years old single player game that should run flawlessly on a phone had to be "protected" against "cheating" is everyone's guess, especially when you realise that a GOG version of both games was already available, without the Enigma Protector and without issues. Here's my grievances with it: -Retroactively degrading perfomances of a game or a product is an unethical and fundamentally anti-consumer practice that should be illegal. Imagine your car having less hp out of nowhere because the car company decided to update the software that way -Capcom degraded the game for no reasons at all, Enigma Protector doesn't prevent cheats or mods in any capable way and it's openly mocked by the mod communities -All Capcom's game that have been "protected" by Enigma suffered of significant perfomance loss and the DRM can be easily removed by the cracking scene. The customer is therefore presented with this funny scenario: would you rather download the game for free or pay money for a degraded version that runs worst than the pirated copy? -There's a very likely possibility that in future all Capcom's games will eventually incorporate the Enigma DRM years after launch, the system that you used to play them could eventually not being capable of the same perfomance as before, forcing some to spend money on very costly upgrades (due to the AI craze) -The DRM is russian developed, profits from the company are most likely to be used in the ongoing russian invasion of Ukraine. This is not only unethical per-se but raises security questions for all the countries where the governments are actively funding the ukranian defense: Russia is well known to use cyber warfare against its enemies, I personally don't want anything russian developed in my system -Enigma Protector devs in the past have behaved very unprofessionally, mocking and insulting whoever questioned the validity of their practices and their work, raising more than one red flag on the true purpose of their work and their true intent I don't know who and why at Capcom signed a contract for this to happen but they clearly got scammed and it's time for them cope with it. I will leave a negative review on all my Capcom products and maybe I will revert them if they abandon Enigma altogether. Just maybe though, I'm kind of fed up on AAA publishers malpractices.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish - Spain
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| 497ratings |
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
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Unlike other collections of retro arcade games that I have, [I]Capcom Beat ’Em Up Bundle[/I] evokes the least nostalgia in me. Of the seven games in the collection, I only recall playing one of them, that being [I]Final Fight[/I]. Even then, I’ve played more [I]Final Fight[/I] on the Super Nintendo than at the arcade. This game collection highlights how cookie-cutter Capcom’s belt-scroll beat ’em up titles were. Built upon the design template that originated with [I]Final Fight[/I], all seven games play similarly – with one button for attack, one button for jump, and pressing both to execute a special move that drains your health bar. They differ in themes and the ultimately insignificant stories, so it’s likely that you’ll find at least one game in this collection that will appeal to you. [I]Final Fight[/I] is the contemporary urban brawler set in Metro City, and [I]Captain Commando[/I] is the spiritual successor with a sci-fi twist on the same setting. These are probably the least interesting games of the bunch. [I]The King of Dragons[/I] and [I]Knights of the Round[/I] are medieval-themed beat ’em ups, with the former based on fantasy tabletop games, and the latter on the legend of King Arthur and the Knight of the Round Table. Both feature a level advancement system, weapon/armour upgrades, and defensive move. [I]Warriors of Fate[/I] is the East Asian-themed brawler inspired by China’s Three Kingdom Period. Although the Japanese version retained the Three Kingdoms story and characters, the English localization changed character names to those of Mongolian historical figures for some reason. I found [I]Armored Warriors[/I] and [I]Battle Circuit[/I] to be the most memorable titles in the collection. [I]Armored Warriors[/I] is a mecha-themed brawler that features combat robots that can swap out their parts for more advanced weaponry; [I]Battle Circuit[/I] is a sci-fi comic book-themed brawler, in which the playable bounty hunters can use money that they have collected to purchase new abilities. These arcade games were designed to be difficult and unfair to bleed you dry of coins and tokens you would have had in your possession. As mediocre as [I]Capcom Beat ’Em Up Bundle[/I] is, it is attractively priced even when it’s not on sale. At about 20 USD typically, it comes down to less than 3 USD per game. If you consider how much money or how many tokens you would have spent on playing these games at the arcade back in the day, it’s really a steal! However, there are Capcom beat ’em up games missing from this collected works. While games like [I]Alien vs. Predator[/I], [I]Cadillacs and Dinosaurs[/I], and the [I]Dungeons & Dragons[/I] titles are understandably absent likely due to licencing restrictions, [I]Dynasty Wars[/I] should have been featured alongside [I]Warriors of Fate[/I], and [I]Final Fight 2[/I] and [I]3[/I] should have been included. Still, if you enjoy beat ’em up games, this attractively priced compilation should unquestionably be in your PC game collection.
《惩罚者》收录在：MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics（译：漫威vs.卡普空格斗合集：街机经典）（2024）中。是的，你没有听错，在格斗游戏合集中收录了一款清版动作游戏，卡普空...真有你的👍🏻
Capcom Beat 'Em Up is fine, you get to select your controls whether you're a natural gamepad or controller player or a keyboarder like me, change game settings, even the language of the game you want to play is great. You also have the choice of playing Offline or Online mode, in which in online mode, your scores and rankings will be on the leaderboard. Though this bundle has the classic games, just wish it had more games. All right, don't take my word for it, try this out for yourself if you're a fellow Retro Gamer. Keep Retro Gaming alive! Even on Steam.
Jogaço, pena que não colocaram outros por licenças!
At this point you probably know if you like these games or not. If you like the games in the package I would recommend. If you don't like the games in this package then I don't recommend. Not much else to say.
CAPCOM最棒的大型機台遊戲組合 每款都是當年玩不膩的遊戲
a great collection of the early 90's beat em up titles by capcom, and you can play them online with friend! a must have!
no esta pulido, se traba mucho, deberia haber mas juegos por el precio q te cobran
Super solid collection of all legendary games. Can't say they are any busts here. Tons of fun and had no problems whatsoever.
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