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Street Fighteris turning 30,India Archives so Capcom is releasing one heck of an anniversary collection.

Set for release in May 2018, the Street Fighter30th Anniversary Collection will feature 12 games, including the 1987 original Street Fighter. Time to annoy your parents.

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Along with the OG, you'll get 11 classic games from Street Fighter II, through to Street Fighter III: Third Strike.

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Capcom released a rather emotionally charged video announcement for the collection, which celebrates over 60 SFcharacters and 40 million units sold in the last 30 years:

According to the video, four games in the set (Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting, Super Street Fighter II: Turbo, Street Fighter Alpha 3,and Street Fighter III: Third Strike) will have an online multiplayer mode, with global leaderboards.

Plus, the set will come with an interactive timeline, concept art, and music archive.

The collection is coming to PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Switch. We're ready.

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