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The official release date for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows, and Xbox One was the 29th of May 2018. Digital Eclipse built a package containing twelve arcade versions for most platforms and thirteen for the Nintendo Switch.
The collection includes titles from the original Street Fighter in 1987 through 3rd Strike - Fight for the Future from 1999. It features The World Warrior era starting in 1991, Super Street Fighter II Turbo rounded out in 1994, and the Alpha trilogy appearing between 1995 and 1998.
Sales figures reached 3.70 million copies worldwide by September 2025 after climbing to 1 million copies by November 2019. Those two platforms sold 21,000 copies combined during their initial run in Japan alone.
Four titles supported online multiplayer including Hyper Fighting, Super Turbo, Alpha 3, and 3rd Strike with ranked matchmaking allowing global competition. Online lobbies accommodated four players simultaneously while the Nintendo Switch version offered an exclusive eight-player tournament mode requiring four consoles connected together.
Regional delays occurred as the team addressed feedback from different markets and implemented rewind technology to minimize latency during online play. Japan received the game later than other regions due to this adjustment period required for technical challenges.