Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics - PlayStation PS4

Simply awesome old school arcade fighting games.

MVC 2 New Age of Heroes 🦸 is worth it on its own but the fact that you get the other fighter games as well just makes over-the-top nostalgia awesomeness that is worth the replay value of it all!

The games are good. Next question: why should you get this physically?The bonus factor you get with this is a comic book, exclusive to just the physical release of the games. Granted, the size of the comic is ridiculously small, obviously to fit with the Nintendo Switch cases (because they gotta save money somewhere). But when you think of physical games now being just a key to play downloaded games on your new systems, the magic seems to be lost with getting physical copies of discs. No bonus artworks inside the case, no physical, colorful manuals or guide books. Just a disc with disclaimers. But at least with this physical edition, you get something. On top of not paying overinflated prices for physical version of the older generations of these games, with updated options to help you play these games, make them fun or challenging, artworks of characters, sketches, storyboards and more you can view of the games, and all for $50? This is definitely the ride you want to get on.

Great game! Love it!

Finally, a classic collection that holds all of the major X-Men vs Capcom fighting games. Each game generally feels great, though they are still going to have some of the difficulty and jank the original releases had. It was my surprise that Marvel Super Heroes quickly became my favorite despite the love for the Marvel vs Capcom games. In fact, most of the X-Men/Marvel focused games held more of my interest in the end. Having access to the secret characters, being able to save state, and of course access to the music library are incredible implementations. There is online for select games, though I never felt confident enough to engage. This late in the game don't expect matches of your level or for a variety of opponents. The only odd standout is the Punisher beat 'em up, but it is not entirely unwelcome.

It's not bad at all and I though why not and I couldn't wait intell I play it then

Good classic collection good little beat down with some original marvel gaming arcade style

This game is a masterpiece. It’s not just a collection of fighting games—it’s a stress management tool. Having a bad day? Just pick Wolverine, mash buttons like your life depends on it, and watch as pixelated carnage unfolds.The nostalgia is top-notch, though some of the AI opponents feel like they’re fueled by the souls of arcade machines that stole your quarters back in the day. You lose, but it’s okay because you were never going to win that therapy session against Ryu anyway.5 stars for rekindling my love of fighting games and reminding me that, in the Marvel vs. Capcom universe, I’m still just as bad at combos as I was in 1998. A chaotic, beautiful gem of a collection.