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One of Capcom's producers wishes to make even more of the company's classic fighting games available on modern consoles in future collections.

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The producer of the Capcom Fighting Collection series says there are still more classic fighting games he wants to make playable on modern consoles. While a third Capcom Fighting Collection has yet to ...