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MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls – Does Marvel Even Need Capcom Anymore? For decades, the phrase “Marvel fighting game” was basically code for Marvel vs. Capcom. From the glorious chaos of MVC2 to the cracked-out synergy of Ultimate MVC3, Capcom gave us a legendary tag fighter that lived rent-free in the FGC’s heart. But after the dropped input that was MVC: Infinite, it felt like the Marvel/Capcom romance had run out of meter. Now? Marvel’s tagged in a new partner. One with a big name, tight execution, and enough cel-shading to blind a TO. MVC: Infinite Got Dropped Harder Than Morbius’ Second Weekend Let’s be real: Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite didn’t just miss—it got smoked. EVO dropped it. Fans dragged it. The roster was missing X-Men. And Chun-Li’s face looked like she’d just teched a command grab in real life. Why? Reportedly, Marvel (under then-CEO Isaac Perlmutter) demanded the removal of mutants in favor of MCU characters like Captain Marvel and Gamora. And while those are solid characters in the movies, they’re no Storm or Magneto in a fighting game context. Then Dragon Ball FighterZ launched—same year, same style, same 3v3—but with actual hype. The Marvel faithful saw ArcSys cooking and The post MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls– Does Marvel Even Need Capcom Anymore? first appeared on popgeeks.com.

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