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Capcom\u2019s compilations of its old-school arcade games are some of the best out there. Earlier in 2022 it put out a fighting game collection<\/a> which bundled together some of what you know with enough of what you don\u2019t, and graced it with all manner of shiny extras. The studio\u2019s Beat \u2018Em Up Bundle <\/em>of 2018 is an all-timer of its kind, bringing together the knuckle-cracking likes of Final Fight<\/em>, Knights of the Round<\/em> and Battle Circuit <\/em>for a belt-scrolling banger of a brilliant time. And between the pair, in 2021, came Capcom Arcade Stadium<\/em>, a kind of DIY digital arcade where players got the exceptional shooter 1943: The Battle of Midway<\/em> for nowt and then paid to expand the line-up of games, to a maximum of 32, from the years 1984 to 2001. So many greats, for so little cash – but just to spoil us further, here\u2019s Arcade Stadium<\/em>\u2019s follow-up, bearing more classic experiences presented with near-peerless class.<\/p>\n