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Three versions of the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection will be receiving a patch on June 28, 2018, to make several improvements to the title.

The big change is that the PlayStation 4 and Steam versions of the game will now include a matchmaking filter, allowing players to set minimum connection strength for matches. The Xbox One version, however, uses Microsoft's system for matching players and thus no filter will be added.

In addition, all three platforms will now ban Akuma from ranked play in Super Street Fighter II Turbo; offer stereo sound output for both Street Fighter III: New Generation and 2nd Impact; and include other "various localization improvements."

Capcom is also currently working on a Switch version of the patch, but no release date is available at this time.