Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo Credit: Capcom) Capcom has done a great job of rereleasing its classic titles and making them playable on modern systems.

Capcom's more than ready to bring the series back, but first, it wants to remind everyone what Marvel vs. Capcom truly is. Reading time 2 minutes Back in the day, the Marvel vs. Capcom games used to ...

During the Nintendo Direct yesterday, fans were thrilled to see the arrival of the Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection, an all-time favorite series for many. The announcement came with the reveal ...

Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics has reached an impressive sales milestone after almost one year of release. The publisher Capcom revealed on Tuesday that the impressive retro ...

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He wants to show off his moves again. As we’ve covered quite a bit on this site, there are plenty of crossover video game titles that have been flooding the gaming industry as of late. Some of them ...

Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection is most certainly one of the most exciting rereleases coming this year. The newest Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection trailer puts the spotlight on X-Men: ...

E3 demos of Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite offered up gameplay that felt shallow and made it difficult to move beyond the now 2-on-2 battles that no longer allow for assists from characters on the bench ...

Capcom has released a new patch for Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics, addressing numerous bugs and gameplay issues. Most fixes in the Version 1.0.2 update are centered around ...

After having spent time with all seven titles in the Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection, I’m surprised by how great each still feels to play. From X-Men: Children of the Atom through Marvel vs.

Marvel vs. Capcom built on what X-Men vs. Street Fighter introduced. At the same time, Marvel vs. Capcom 2 took that action to another level by introducing three-on-three frenetic gameplay that is ...