It all started on Steam (the collection doesn't support crossplay, fortunately, in this instance), with players quickly realising that Wazzler wasn't a foe to be messed with. In fact, platform reviews directly credit Wong as one of the game's downfalls — mostly as a joke, we should point out — with one user's 'Recommended' comment even asking Steam to "please make an achievement for getting bodied by the Wazzler".
And it's not like Wong hasn't noticed the community comments, either. He shared the following comment compilation to Twitter, succinctly showing his surprise with the caption, "BRUH WHAT IS HAPPENING":
For a while, Switch users were safe (again, thanks to the absence of crossplay), but Wazzler wasn't content with topping the Steam leaderboards and soon set the other platforms in his sights. As you might expect, Wong is crushing opponents everywhere he goes. At the time of writing, Wazzler tops the high score leaderboard on Steam, Switch and PSN and we'd imagine that it'll stay that way for a while.
Battling Wazzler is one thing, but it appears that the whole collection is having online match-up problems of its own. According to YouTuber and fighting game pro Maximilian Dood, players are having to wait hours to land an online match-up, many of which turn out to be imbalanced from the jump.
Capcom commented on the issue via the official Street Fighter Twitter account, stating that it is looking into the problem and hopes to have it resolved soon.
