Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Major Update Arrives on Nintendo Switch

Capcom has officially announced an expansive update for Marvel vs.

Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics on the Nintendo Switch, promising to enhance the collection with a host of new features and improvements.

This update, scheduled to go live on Wednesday, April 16, underscores Capcom’s ongoing commitment to delivering quality experiences for fighting game enthusiasts on Nintendo’s popular platform. Marvel vs.

Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics brings together a landmark roster of classic titles, uniting legendary characters from both the Marvel and Capcom universes.

The collection is celebrated not just for its faithful preservation of arcade favorites, but also for its dedication to delivering an authentic experience on modern hardware such as the Nintendo Switch. Key highlights of the upcoming update include the addition of multiple regional versions for X-Men vs.

Street Fighter.

Specifically, versions 960910 and 961004 are being introduced to complement the previously available 961023 edition, offering players expanded options and deeper authenticity when revisiting this iconic crossover fighter. For Marvel vs.

Capcom 2, one of the standout games in the collection, Capcom has integrated a new internal resolution setting.

This feature grants users greater control over visual fidelity, allowing them to tailor their experience to personal preferences and hardware capabilities. System-wide improvements will be rolled out across the entire Fighting Collection.

All included titles will now offer an offline Versus mode, enabling local multiplayer matches against a second player or the CPU.

Additionally, a new menu option allows players to set a delay for the pause button, adjustable between one and three seconds, minimizing accidental interruptions during heated matches.

Another quality-of-life addition is the Reset Game function, accessible directly from the pause menu, streamlining session management for players. Capcom has also enriched the collection's aesthetic appeal.

Renowned artist Shinkiro contributes fresh artwork, which will be available within the game.

In the audio department, fans can look forward to new Cap-Jam remixes for classic character themes, including Captain America, Captain Commando, Cyclops, and Jin, all accessible through the in-game music player. These system enhancements extend beyond Marvel vs.

Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics.

The internal resolution option, offline Versus, menu delay settings, and Reset Game function will also be implemented in both Capcom Fighting Collection and Capcom Fighting Collection 2, ensuring a consistent and improved player experience across all of Capcom’s recent fighting game compilations for the Nintendo Switch. Capcom continues to demonstrate its dedication to both casual players and the competitive fighting game community.

By updating its classic collections with thoughtful features and refined content, the company is preserving the legacy of these beloved titles for a new era of Nintendo Switch users. This major update to Marvel vs.

Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics cements its status as a must-have for fighting game aficionados on the Nintendo Switch.

Stay tuned to the official Capcom channels for additional details and the full update rollout.

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