DEVELOPER: Capcom PUBLISHER: Capcom REVIEWED ON: Nintendo Switch from a digital copy purchased by the author. AUTHOR’S NOTE: This review will focus on the offline offerings of the game exclusively. Marvel in the mid-90s was far from the pop culture juggernaut it is now. Where nowadays it’s a branch of a multi-billion dollar corporation, there…
In the eleven year hiatus between Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 and 2011’s Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, Climax Studios (Silent Hill: Origins, Ghost Rider) attempted to keep the Vs. Series alive by ditching Marvel and going with their major competitor, DC Comics. Video game historian group PtoPOnline recently dug up a pitch document from Climax to Capcom for a Street Fighter Vs. DC, not for consoles, but…
Before taking the Marvel license and turning it into one of the most popular fighting game franchises of all time by combining it with their own stable of characters, Capcom’s licensed output mostly came from their excellent Disney games in the 8-16 bit era like Ducktales, Aladdin, The Little Mermaid and Goof Troop among countless other classics. After takes…
I’ve put down my Street Fighter gloves for sometime now, but stuff like this makes me want to jump back in and go for broke. Capcom is no stranger to cross-overs with characters from the Marvel Universe, making a series out of Marvel Vs. Capcom, and now modder Salim has continued in that tradition by…
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