Players and fans in search for a glimpse of nostalgia without having to repurchase a classic console are always willing to pay a price. New age consoles are expensive enough as it is, and nothing else is getting cheaper. Take the Super Nintendo, for instance – it’s the same price for a new triple A title. Now, if demand were to surpass supply? Get ready to shell out the big bucks. A quick search of the Nintendo Entertainment System Classic will speak to that, costing consumers up to three-hundred dollars when the manufacturer’s suggested retail price is only $60.00. Anticipating a huge turnout for the Nintendo Switch, Capcom has announced Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers a couple days ago. Check out the U.S. trailer below:

The way Ultra Street Fighter II is presented in the announcement seems to tailor toward an older audience, introducing the HD remake with video footage from the 80’s and 90’s. Arcade tournaments were the rage, and often a hub for gamers to bond. The cover of the trailer is deceiving, at first, only showing the high definition gameplay option. Don’t fret – players will have the choice to pick Classic graphics reminiscent of the Super Nintendo.

Also, check out the snippet at 2:07 – blink and you’ll miss it. What does this mean? Might there be a first-person mini game introduced on the Switch as well? Or is it gameplay from another title Capcom has released? Do you think players will be purchasing Ultra Street Fighter II, or should Capcom’s focus be shifted to current projects? Let us know what you think in the comments section below, we would love to hear from you!

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