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Power Stone Emerges From 26-Year Silence With Capcom Fighting Collection 2

Thanks to Capcom Fighting Collection 2, launching in 2025, both Power Stone games become playable for the first time since the 2006 PSP port. Between this one-off revival and the complete lack of sequels since Power Stone 2, the Dreamcast franchise illustrates a familiar tension: Capcom knows how to preserve its legacy, but refuses to reinvest in it.

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