The fighting game community reacts to Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection reveal and loses their minds



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The fighting game community reacts to Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection reveal and loses their minds


Today saw the announcement of something that fighting game fans deemed impossible (or at least highly improbable) just a couple of years ago, and it’s sparked a lot of excitement and good feelings.






With the surprise reveal of the Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics at the latest Nintendo Direct, the FGC of course had a lot of reactions to what they didn’t see coming.









There was of course the top fighting game streamer Maximilian Dood watching the event live, who helped spearhead the #FREEMVC2 internet campaign all the way back in 2021 trying to get a new release of the fan-favorite title that finally bears fruit.


He couldn’t hold back from mostly screaming and shouting expletives along with “What is happening!” during the initial watch before the realization starts to fully sink in.







The man with the most Marvel Evo championships, Justin Wong, had to watch his language, however, considering he was viewing the stream with his daughter though he got to pop off harder on the subsequent looks.






Another former MvC2 winner in IFC|YipeS had some things to say though not all of it was legible aside from running tournaments for the game again, but unfortunately it seems we don’t have his live reaction to the news.



What we did get the crowd cam for were those in attendace at the actual Nintendo New York building that erupted into nothing but screams and hype especially from Anderson Blitz.




And of course there’s plenty more out there too.






Beyond that, there were talks about new features, the potential for Marvel vs. Capcom 4, and how this is cool and all, but Capcom vs. SNK still hasn’t gotten a rollback release yet — along with some coping over Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 getting a netcode upgrade too.











And then some cosplayers like Caytie showing up ready with their crossover gear.



We can’t go forgetting about some of the memes either as a new generation will come to realize how busted the Marvel games are.






The crash and burn of Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite back in 2017 appeared as though it would potentially poison the well between the companies forever, but reconciliation and collaboration have finally returned in a way that fans have been begging for 10 years about since the delisting of the previous MvC collections / ports.


The Arcade1UP Marvel vs. Capcom cabinets were the first steppingstoen, and now one of the most important video game crossovers is about to be readily available once again.


Now we just need that release date.

















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