Gamecom came and went in a flash, but towards the end of the show Capcom invited MP1st and others to an in-person showcase of their upcoming releases in Los Angeles, so those of us not able to attend in Germany could still nab some hands-on time with some of the projects in the works.

Fortunately, Capcom has already become adept at doing their homework and creating compilations that bring back the feeling we had when we put the last chip in the arcade. A golden era of nostalgia is back with Marvel vs.

Capcom responds to the recent issues regarding the recent Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics and its online environment.

The fact that Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics exists is a miracle - a veritable glitch in the timeline. After both companies seemingly burned its bridges after Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite’s disastrous reception, any kind of comeback for the Versus series became one of gaming’s white whales.

All the games in the Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection were originally developed for the arcade. They all feature large sprites and a ton of colorful and flashy special moves that draw your attention. What worked for arcade monitors works equally well on the ROG Ally X’s 7-inch display. Everything just pops off the screen.

The Animated Series and the MCU’s Deadpool and Wolverine, it felt as if the return of other Marvel universes was inevitable. In 1993, during the era of many versions of Street Fighter II, Capcom and Marvel decided to form an alliance that lasted for nearly a decade.

Capcom released its latest compilation of retro arcade games to massive acclaim. Marvel Vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics features seven legendary titles, including a stunningly faithful port of the arcade version of The Punisher,

Arcade Classics, don't miss out on The Punisher, an excellent beat 'em up included in the collection.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox