When Capcom issued its free-to-play Capcom Arcade, the world of old school gaming reveled in the titles: Ghouls N Ghosts, 1942, Commando and Street Fighter II were among the titles offered in the original November 2010 release. Since then, it has been a bit of a wait for some more emulated golden oldies.

Finally, five months later, Capcom has answered the call of the retro gamer. Not only have the controls for the current Street Fighter II game been tweaked and improved, but two “new” titles have been added.

The first is the sequel to 1942, which is already available on the arcade. 1943: The Battle of Midway has been added. It is a classic vertical scrolling shooter, simple, addictive and fun. The second is an icon among beat ‘em ups. Final Fight is reported to be nearly bug-free in this version, with excellent frame rates, fluid play and effective controls.

True to Capcom Arcade pricing, you can have mobile editions of these two games for 99 cents each and can take your bullets and your bullies with you wherever you and your phone may travel.

Read more about it here.

Final Fight Capcom arcade iPhone Gameplay

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Tags: Arcade Games, iPhone Games

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