Capcom Fighting Evolution: Difference between revisions

Capcom Fighting Evolution/Jam; (CFE / CFJ)
Developers	Capcom
Systems	Arcade; JP: October 8, 2004
	PlayStation 2; NA: November 16, 2004; JP: December 2, 2004; EU: February 11, 2005
	Xbox; NA: June 14, 2005; JP: June 16, 2005; EU: June 24, 2005
Online Play	Rollback (via CFC2)
Player Resources	Modern Japanese Tier List (2024)
	Bradygames Strategy Guide
Community Channels	I'm sure someone will make a Discord eventually

Latest revision as of 07:01, 17 June 2025

Introduction

Capcom Fighting Jam for you Japanese and European folk!

Released in arcades in 2004, Capcom Fighting Evolution is Capcom's attempt to rebound off of the cancellation of Capcom Fighting All-Stars. With a roster of over 20 characters, Capcom has combined various characters from a variety of their fighting games to create a "dream match" game. Evolution introduces a unique team system where the player gets to choose which fighter they want to use in the next round out of their team of two. The individual characters each represent one of five styles and they all come equipped with unique abilities.

Wanna help out?

One day a discord will be made, and we can get somewhere with discussions from there lol.

Game Navigation

Capcom Fighting Evolution/Jam
General
Controls FAQ HUD Mechanics

Character Mechanics
SF2 SF3 Darkstalkers SFA Red Earth Ingrid

Characters
Alex Anakaris Chun-Li Demitri Felicia Guile Guy Hauzer Hydron Ingrid Jedah Karin Kenji Leo M. Bison Rose Ryu Sakura Urien Yun Zangief Pyron Shin Akuma

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-Released in arcades in 2004, Capcom Fighting Evolution is Capcom's attempt to rebound off of the cancellation of Capcom Fighting All-Stars. With a roster of over 20 characters, Capcom has combined various characters from a variety of their fighting games to create a "dream match" game. Evolution introduces a unique team system where the player gets to choose which fighter they want to use in the next round out of their team of two. The individual characters each represent one of five styles and they all come equipped with unique abilities (so the characters representing Street Fighter II use single-stock super bars whereas the Street Fighter III characters use a two-stock Art bar and have the ability to parry).
+Released in arcades in 2004, Capcom Fighting Evolution is Capcom's attempt to rebound off of the cancellation of Capcom Fighting All-Stars. With a roster of over 20 characters, Capcom has combined various characters from a variety of their fighting games to create a "dream match" game. Evolution introduces a unique team system where the player gets to choose which fighter they want to use in the next round out of their team of two. The individual characters each represent one of five styles and they all come equipped with unique abilities.
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 | system2      = PlayStation 2<br>NA: November 16, 2004<br>JP: December 2, 2004<br>EU: February 11, 2005
 | system3      = Xbox<br>NA: June 14, 2005<br>JP: June 16, 2005<br>EU: June 24, 2005
-| netcode      = Rollback (via Capcom Fighting Collection 2)
+| netcode      = Rollback (via [https://www.capcom-games.com/cfc2/en-us/ CFC2])
 | resources    = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5Ab4tYJS7Y Modern Japanese Tier List (2024)]
 | resources2   = [https://archive.org/details/capcom-fighting-evolution-bradygames-strategy-guide Bradygames Strategy Guide]