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Capcom has done a great job of rereleasing its classic titles and making them playable on modern systems. Games like the Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle, Capcom Fighting Collection, and Street Fighter 30th ...

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.

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Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection is a great collection of some fantastic, over-the-top, and fast fighting games. By simply putting all of these games in one place with an affordable price tag it ...

These games were released before my time, and my only experience really playing them was at Galloping Ghost Arcade in Chicago. Still, playing all of them back-to-back like this gave me a deeper ...

MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics PS4 Review. Rising like a phoenix out of what must have been a labyrinth of licensing agreements, Capcom has seemingly done the impossible and ...

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Back in the arcade days, fighting games were bread and butter to play and bet our credits on. Among the many giant franchises that ruled the arcades, one stood out because it let us play as comic book ...

Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics is available for download right now on Steam, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. However, those willing to wait for the game’s physical release in ...

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I didn’t care a ton about Marvel back in the day, but as a kid I loved Mega Man. I have a core memory, being at a theme park, and stepping into an arcade for the first time. It’s all a blur, except ...