While we quite liked Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite when it launched way back in 2017, it wasn’t all that well received. Part of the issue was its visual style, which even we thought was pretty bland.

Capcom's Marvel fighting games might be seemingly on the back-burner, but we're getting a spate of killer toys inspired by ...

Since 2017’s Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite, and with the growing popularity of cinematic action-adventure titles, no one knew if Marvel would ever return to the fighting space.

Screenshot Marvel Watching Captain America and Iron Man duke it out is nothing new, but they’re not usually speaking Japanese. At Wednesday’s State of Play, Arc System Works debuted a brand ...

Marvel Cosmic Invasion continues to impress fans of the beat-em-up genre, which isn’t a surprise, given who’s making the game. With a love for the Marvel vs Capcom games and Marvel Comics in the ‘90s, ...

The crossover fighting game Marvel vs. Capcom recently celebrated its twentieth anniversary, and Capcom, of course, did not ignore this anniversary. Last December, the company announced the ...

Depending on who you ask, Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite is either the worst game in this crossover series or a good entry that wasted its potential. Regardless of who you ask, they will all say it's ...

This title is the latest instalment in Marvel V Capcom, Infinite. This takes the mechanics of the game back to its original style. It also cuts the teams down to 2-v-2 rather than 3s. However, it does ...

X-Men Children of the Atom and Marvel Super Heroes are two sides of the same coin. 2 v 2 fighters before the Capcom vs. series which are limited in roster, and arguably rough around the edges by ...

Modding Avengers Assemble In April 2024, Christiansen and a few modders began to discuss the idea of refreshing Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite and improve its standing among the other games in the series.

Even with its flaws, there is depth here. You’ll play as the heroes and villains from the universe of Marvel and Capcom to once again stop Thanos, among others, from getting the Infinity Stones.

Capcom: Infinite 's roster was limited to certain Marvel characters who were already iconic or were set to be a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with certain Fox-owned characters like the X ...