Fighting Force Collection PS5 – Fighting Force 1 & 2 on One Disc, DualSense Vibration, Local 2-Player Co-op, Rewind & CRT Filters, Limited Run #178

Fighting Force Collection PS5 puts two PlayStation 1-era brawlers, Fighting Force and Fighting Force 2, on a single PlayStation 5 disc produced by Limited Run Games. This is the US physical release, rated ESRB Teen for Blood and Violence, and the case carries Limited Run Games number #178. Limited Run Games manufactures its boxed games in limited quantities, so this disc targets players who want the series back on a current Sony console as well as collectors of numbered releases.

Fighting Force Collection PS5 on a Modern TV

Both games first appeared on the original PlayStation, so seeing them on a large living-room screen is a big part of the appeal. The PlayStation Store listing names upscaled rendering among the collection’s features, which gives the 1990s polygons cleaner edges on a modern panel. If you prefer the softer image of an old CRT set, the same listing includes CRT filters. The combination lets you choose between a crisp presentation and a nostalgic one without leaving the couch, and a 4K television makes the difference between the two modes easy to see.

Two Brawlers on One Disc

The 1997 original lets you choose from a squad of four heroes and battle through streets and hideouts to bring down Dr. Dex Zeng. Officially it offers seven levels divided into 22 stages, a large move list for each fighter and pick-up weapons such as rocket launchers and grenades. The 1999 sequel follows Hawk Manson into the labs of the Knackmiche Corporation, where he uncovers cloning experiments, and adds combination-based hand-to-hand combat and over 20 weapons. Playing them back to back shows how the series moved from group brawling toward a single-hero mission with more variety in its locations.

DualSense Vibration and Couch Co-op in Fighting Force Collection PS5

Sony’s store page confirms that Fighting Force Collection PS5 supports vibration on the DualSense wireless controller, so punches, throws and explosions come with physical feedback in your hands. The listing shows 1-2 players with offline play enabled, and the publisher describes the first game as playable alone or cooperatively. Pair a second DualSense and a friend can join you on the same screen. No online mode is listed, so the co-op is strictly a living-room affair, which is exactly how these games were enjoyed in the 1990s.

Rewind, Save States and a Game Selector

Limited Run Games adds a set of quality-of-life tools to Fighting Force Collection PS5. The PlayStation Store lists save states, rewind, bonus content and a game selector. The selector means you launch Fighting Force or Fighting Force 2 from one front menu instead of hunting for separate apps. Rewind turns a tough boss into a learning exercise, since you can wind back a mistake and try again immediately, while save states let you stop at any point and continue in a later session. The publisher does not itemise the bonus content, so we make no claims about specific extras.

Collecting the Limited Run #178 Disc

Limited Run Games numbers many of its releases, and this PS5 case is #178 in that line. The official Limited Run Games store describes the collection as region-free, so a US disc plays on a PS5 bought in the UAE. A PS4 version is also listed on the PlayStation Store, but the product here is the PS5 disc. For anyone who already lines a shelf with Limited Run cases, Fighting Force Collection PS5 slots neatly into the collection, and a sealed physical copy keeps its place on the shelf long after digital store pages change.

Who This Is Not For

The rating is ESRB Teen for Blood and Violence, so younger children are not the audience. No online play is listed; co-op is local and limited to two people. This is a physical disc, so a PS5 Digital Edition needs a disc drive attached before it can read it, and the disc is for PS5 only, not PS4. The PlayStation Store lists English as the only screen language and no voice languages. Both games use late-1990s visuals and structure, so anyone expecting modern graphics or a long narrative campaign will find them basic.

Ordering in the UAE

We deliver your disc to any emirate within a maximum of 3 business days, and delivery is free when the order totals AED 300 or more. You may return the item within 14 days if it is defective or does not match what you ordered; damage caused in transit should be reported within 48 hours of the parcel arriving. Totot accepts cash on delivery, and you can also pay in instalments through Tabby or Tamara.

Browse more PlayStation Games at Totot, or see the official Limited Run Games page for this game.

Technical Specifications

• Title: Fighting Force Collection
• Platform: PlayStation 5 (physical disc)
• Edition / region: Limited Run Games physical edition, box number #178, US release (region-free per Limited Run Games)
• Publisher: Limited Run Games, Inc.
• Developer: Not listed on the official store pages
• Genre: Action / 3D beat ’em up
• Games included: Fighting Force (1997), Fighting Force 2 (1999)
• Players: 1-2, offline (PlayStation Store)
• Age rating: ESRB T (Teen) – Blood, Violence
• Languages: Screen language: English (PlayStation Store)
• Controller: DualSense vibration supported
• Features: Save states, rewind, upscaled rendering, CRT filters, bonus content, game selector
• Release date: 23 January 2026 (PlayStation Store)
• Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot

FAQ

Does Fighting Force Collection PS5 support DualSense vibration?

Yes. The PlayStation Store lists DualSense vibration support for the PS5 version.

Can I play Fighting Force Collection PS5 on a PS5 Digital Edition?

No, not without a disc drive, because this is a physical disc.

How many players can play?

2 at most, locally on the same console; the PlayStation Store lists 1-2 players with offline play.

Does Fighting Force Collection PS5 have a rewind feature?

Yes. Rewind and save states are listed among the collection features.

Is this the PS4 version?

No. This is the PS5 disc; a PS4 version is listed separately on the PlayStation Store.

Is Fighting Force Collection PS5 in English?

Yes. English is the listed screen language; no voice languages are listed.