Thankfully, 2D fighting games age well, because Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 on the current generation of consoles. In the meantime, they have decided to drum up some excitement with a re-release of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, scheduled for late-2017. That being said, the most recent 5-year licensing delay has finally come to an end, and Capcom is preparing for the upcoming release of the newest installment in the franchise, Marvel vs. Regardless, when you have an ensemble cast of licensed characters going into a game, a lot of red tape needs to be navigated. This time it was Disney, from 2000-2010 it was – well – “complicated” as one staffer put it. Capcom franchise forever finds itself falling into and out of licensing hell which locks it up for long periods of time. And while I’m sure Capcom would love to crank out yearly incremental updates, given its massive cast of characters, the Marvel vs. It’s not that long stretches of time between releases are all that uncommon with the series – there was more than ten years between Marvel vs. But really, nothing “new” for five years.
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Capcom Origins, but that was little more than a re-hash of their earliest 1990’s titles squeezed out just prior to Disney pulling Capcom’s Marvel license to allow them to develop the own Disney Infinity versions of the Marvel characters.
Capcom 3 and released it to coincide with the Japanese launch of the PlayStation Vita. As a result, in November of 2011, Capcom compiled all the DLC into a standalone release, renamed it Ultimate Marvel vs. Originally released in February of 2011, the Capcom development studio was rocked by the catastrophic April 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, and missed their planned DLC ship dates. It is hard to believe that nearly six years has gone by since Capcom released their now-classic 2D brawler, Marvel vs.
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