A trip down memory lane can be quite a treat. And today, my friends, it is. Capcom released its Classics Collection: Remixed package on PSN, featuring 20 full arcade titles -- such as Street Fight and Final Fight. And later this summer, codes to Fate/Unlimited will provide more action-packed gameplay than ever before. The list of 20 games is here.

On the 360, the Quake Arena Arcade -- through Twitter -- will release new levels and gameplay for up to 16 people to battle. The 40 maps from Team and Team Arena will be in tact, too. More to come in August on this one as well.

Hit the jump for the full release.

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CAPCOM CLASSICS COLLECTION: REMIXED

Hey PlayStation fans, I’m Ryan, Capcom’s newest Bearer of Good News. Today, I’m here to bring you word of our upcoming PlayStation classics, a library of classic games being brought to you on the PlayStation Network. We’ve sorted through our archives and hand-selected the games that rocked the industry. All of these upcoming classics will be released over the PSN, and will be playable on your PSP.

Coming up first is Capcom Classics Collection: Remixed, available tomorrow. The game is a collection of arcade classics from gaming’s glorious past. Pay homage to the best of the arcades, like Final Fight, Bionic Commando, Street Fighter, and Magic Sword. Prove your old-school dominance with twenty full arcade titles. Check out the full list of included games here.

Later this summer, look forward to Fate/Unlimited Codes. Capcom’s fighting game masters have brought one of Japan’s most popular animes exclusively to the PSN, ready for the new PSPgo. High-flying combos and fast-paced versus action show off the game’s gorgeous 3D graphics, and it’s a fighting-game experience you can’t get anywhere else.

Next, keep your eyes out for more gems from Capcom, being brought directly to the PSN. Check out the full list below, including PSone and UMD Legacy titles, and come back often for more info on individual release timing.

 

 

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Spooty_the_Gameguru

If anybody wants an indication on how Quake Live will play, just head over and try the browser version. You know, I really enjoyed Quake 3 Arena back when the game was released but I think I'll have to pass on this next reincarnation. It's just a tad too redundant for me. But hell, you can say that about any game. Anyways, the browser version is great since you can boot that puppy up at work and what not. I know I have. =0)

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