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Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds is a fighting game for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 released on February 15th in the U.S., February 17th in Japan, and February 18th in Europe. This is the seventh fighting game released by Capcom with characters from Marvel Comics, and the fifth crossover between Marvel and Capcom.

The game features Zero and Tron Bonne as playable characters and Kattelox Island as a stage, with Tron Bonne (if she isn't in battle), Teisel Bonne, Bon Bonne and several Servbots present in the background, as well as the Gesellschaft, the Balkon Gerät and a Such Gerät. In the Daily Bugle stage, there is a parade with many balloons, one of them with the shape of a Servbot.

Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3Edit

Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is a new version of the game released in November 2011. The game includes all 36 characters from the original version, plus 12 new characters, 8 new stages, and updated gameplay. Shuma-Gorath and Jill Valentine, which were released as downloadable content in March 2011, return as downloadable fighters.

In October 2011, a new gameplay mode for Ultimate, "Heroes and Heralds," was unveiled at the New York Comic Con convention.^[1] The new mode, made available for free as downloadable content, will feature single-player, multiplayer, and team-based campaigns allowing players to either be Heroes defending the Earth or Heralds out to destroy it.^[2] In this mode, players must collect ability cards in order to upgrade and customize their characters with new powers, including invisibility, super armor, projectile invincibility and many others.^[2] More than 100 cards are available, allowing for over one million possible combinations.^[2] Some ability cards include Mega Man, Roll, Dr. Wily, Mega Man X, Vile and Servbot. X also appears as Zero's alternate skin costume and Mega Man cameos in the Days of Future Past stage (as the only hero who wasn't captured or killed by the Sentinals) and In Thor's ending (as one of the faces of the "other world") and Nova's ending (being recruited into the Nova Corps alongside Roll, Zero, Proto Man, and Beat)

Playable charactersEdit

The game features new and returning characters to the Marvel vs. Capcom series. The final retail build of the roster features 36 characters, plus two additional characters are also available as downloadable content. The inclusion of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 currently brings the total overall character roster up to 50.

Capcom		Marvel
Akuma Albert Wesker Amaterasu Arthur Chris Redfield Chun-Li Crimson Viper Dante Felicia Firebrand (Ultimate MvC3 only) Frank West (Ultimate MvC3 only) Hsien-Ko Jill Valentine (DLC) Mike Haggar Morrigan Aensland Nemesis T-Type (Ultimate MvC3 only) Phoenix Wright (Ultimate MvC3 only) Rad Spencer Ryu Strider Hiryu (Ultimate MvC3 only) Trish Tron Bonne Vergil (Ultimate MvC3 only) Viewtiful Joe Zero		Captain America Deadpool Doctor Doom Doctor Strange (Ultimate MvC3 only) Dormammu Ghost Rider (Ultimate MvC3 only) Hawkeye (Ultimate MvC3 only) Hulk Iron Fist (Ultimate MvC3 only) Iron Man Magneto M.O.D.O.K. Nova (Ultimate MvC3 only) Phoenix Rocket Raccoon (Ultimate MvC3 only) Sentinel She-Hulk Shuma-Gorath (DLC) Spider-Man Storm Super-Skrull Taskmaster Thor Wolverine X-23

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ReferencesEdit

↑ Glacier928 (October 15, 2011)."NYCC 2011: Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 “Heroes vs Heralds Mode” Trailer." Gamers Xtreme.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 "Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Heroes & Heralds Mode Unveiled." Marvel.com. Oct 17, 2011.

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[0] Glacier928 (October 15, 2011)."NYCC 2011: Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 “Heroes vs Heralds Mode” Trailer." Gamers Xtreme.

[marvel.com-1] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 "Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Heroes & Heralds Mode Unveiled." Marvel.com. Oct 17, 2011.

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