capcom home arcade unboxing and gameplay

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Street Fighter II (1991)

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The Capcom Home Arcade is a home arcade console that was developed by Capcom and was announced for the first time on April 15, 2019. The console is shaped like Capcom's logo and is an arcade stick. It comes preloaded with 16 games taken from the CPS and CPS-II arcade boards.
Capcom Home Arcade has everything you could want from a retro gaming system with the best Capcom titles from the golden-age of arcade gaming.

IT WORKS-Simply Plug & Play! Connect the supplied HDMI cable from your Capcom Home Arcade to your TV, and the supplied USB cable to a USB power supply and turn on
It also allows for two players to join in multiplayer games. You can also play what you want with full control through a joystick and button setup.

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