Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is getting rereleased… as an arcade cupboard

Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes, one of the vital standard entries within the collection, is getting rereleased, however it’ll most likely price you a good bit of bob.

This newest launch comes from Arcade1Up, as a model new arcade cupboard, bringing issues full circle. The cupboard was introduced at preventing sport championship collection Evo, unsurprisingly, and it’ll make it the latest, simply accessible launch of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 in years.

You’ll pre-order the cupboard from September 8, and whereas a worth hasn’t been introduced but, you may most likely count on it to price round $449.99 to $499.99 primarily based on its different cupboards. It has a 17-inch monitor, and options Wi-Fi connectivity for on-line multiplayer too. Although for these of us within the UK, sadly the cupboard will solely be capable of order within the US and Canada.

Not solely will it characteristic Marvel vs. Capcom 2, however it should embody the unique sport, in addition to Marvel Tremendous Heroes vs. Road Fighter, X-Males vs. Road Fighter, Marvel Tremendous Heroes, X-Males Kids of the Atom, X-Males Mutant Apocalypse, and Marvel Tremendous Heroes in Warfare of the Gems.

The perimeters of the cupboard characteristic a few of that basic Marvel vs. Capcom 2 artwork, which seems extremely good blown as much as such a scale.

Marvel vs. Capcom 2 first launched as an arcade sport in Japan in early 2000, and was quickly after launch on the Sega Dreamcast. The sport acquired subsequent ports to the PS2, Xbox, and later the Xbox Dwell Arcade and PlayStation Community. A cellular model of the sport was additionally launched in 2012, however because of Capcom’s licensing contracts expiring with Marvel in 2013, it was faraway from the Xbox Dwell Arcade, PlayStation Community, and iOS.

At present, this arcade cupboard would be the solely option to legally play the basic preventing sport on fashionable {hardware}, so let’s hope it is a signal of extra to come back.

Elsewhere at Evo, PlayStation has been asking gamers about what NFTs they like to gather, which feels very presumptuous that anybody likes to take action in any respect.