Nintendo Marvel Capcom Fighting Collection Annoucned for the Switch

[Fool's Requiem]

Not only is this the first time MvC 1 and 2 will appear on a Nintendo console, but this also means that people will have better options for playing MvC 2 without having to shell out a shitton of money.

X-Men vs Street Fighter coming to the US outside of that crummy PS1 port (which is also expensive) is huge, too. If it's as good as the Capcom Fighting Collection, this should be a big deal.

I'd imagine the PS5 and Series X get a copy, too.

Now we just need Capcom to re-release the Rival Schools and Power Stone games. Pls, Capcom, I'm begging you.

 

[Ben]

Oh, neat. Those were some of my favorite fighters, for as little as I played the genre. I'd definitely pick these up, especially if they did drop on PS5 and I could potentially use my old USB fight stick... Though I think I had that on PS3 and have no idea if it'd even be compatible.

 

[Fool's Requiem]

Oh, neat. Those were some of my favorite fighters, for as little as I played the genre. I'd definitely pick these up, especially if they did drop on PS5 and I could potentially use my old USB fight stick... Though I think I had that on PS3 and have no idea if it'd even be compatible.

Looks like it's getting a Playstation release.

I don't know how familiar you are with him, but Maximilian Dood has a 20 minute video on his thoughts.



Based on Max's video, the website has video footage more than just the trailer. And if they're calling this part of a series, indicating the possibility of more collections. If they can re-release Power Stone and Rival Schools it's going to be massive.

Max has a lot of SF knowledge. He gets super excited about fighting games in general.

 

[Fool's Requiem]

It's worth noting that this isn't a quick hack job being done by Digital Eclipse. This is being done BY CAPCOM with help from Eighting (Bloody Roar, assisted CAPCOM with MvC 3), and Iron Galaxy (studio known for its ports).

 

[Ben]

It's worth noting that this isn't a quick hack job being done by Digital Eclipse. This is being done BY CAPCOM with help from Eighting (Bloody Roar, assisted CAPCOM with MvC 3), and Iron Galaxy (studio known for its ports).

Oooh I'd forgotten about Bloody Roar. That I played the shit out of.

 

[Fool's Requiem]

So, right after they announced the Capcom Fighting Collection 2, they announced the release dates for the MvC collection.

Digital Release: Sept 12th (with pre-orders being available shortly)
Physical: Nov 22nd

 

[Nae'blis]

Oooh I'd forgotten about Bloody Roar. That I played the shit out of.

Was Bloody Roar the one where you could turn into humanoid animals?

 

[Ben]

Was Bloody Roar the one where you could turn into humanoid animals?

Yep. Wolf, bunny, bug, etc. I can't remember all the characters without wikiing it.

 

[Nae'blis]

Cool cool. Then that's the one I played a bunch of times at my friend's house.

 

[Ben]

 

[Fool's Requiem]

I'm disappointed that I have to wait til November for the physical release, but it being a whole 2 and a half months after could potentially mean that if they need to patch the game, they might have time to put initial patches on the Physical release, so it's in playable condition out of the box, so if I have to wipe the data from my Switch (or get a new one), I don't need to worry about servers not being available 10+ years from now.

 

[Fool's Requiem]

So, the game got it's physical release yesterday. NA release is an actual physical release, but supposedly Europe and Asian copies are not.

It comes with s small comic book.