Capcom may be preparing to bring back nearly 30 classic games, with a new discovery suggesting the publisher is developing another retro collection. After a year of new hits, Capcom may be ready to introduce some of its older titles to new fans.
For the past several years, Capcom has been busy making its older games more accessible on modern consoles through collections and re-releases. In 2021, the Capcom Arcade Stadium games brought dozens of arcade classics to modern platforms, while Capcom Fighting Collection 2 in 2025 revived favorites like Power Stone and Capcom vs. SNK 2. More recently, Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection brought another relatively overlooked part of the publisher's history back into the spotlight to a warm reception. Capcom has already shown it values keeping its older games available, and the latest finding suggests the company may be preparing to dig even deeper into its enormous library.
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An October 27 report by South Korea's Game Rating and Administration Committee has rated 29 classic Capcom titles, fueling speculation that another compilation...
