View Full Version : Rumour: Super Marvel vs. Capcom 3 to be Announced at E3?
Carbonox_Ratchet
17-04-11, 15:43
http://vegivo.com/2011/04/16/super-marvel-vs-capcom-3-to-be-announced-at-e3/
Note that Lupinko is an incredibly reliable source, especially over at NeoGAF. Was spot on entirely about the MVC3 roster before release. I don't know the exact deal with him but I believe he doesn't work for Capcom; he gets his information from sources within and is always in the know.
Not that this bit of information should shock anyone. Everyone knows it's inevitable given that MVC3 is getting piled on with DLC with more bound to come. A release for next year would make total sense.
Capcom really going all out for 2012?
Street Fighter x Tekken
Asura's Wrath
Dragon's Dogma
Super Marvel vs. Capcom 3
DmC
Resident Evil Revelations
And most likely more!
I'm just going to say, if this is true *cough* YOU CAPCOM !!!
if not, sorry....
Nice reaction, very mature.
I think I'll leave this here in case of similar outbursts...
rumour US, rumor [ˈruːmə]
n1.a. information, often a mixture of truth and untruth, passed around verbally
b. (in combination) a rumour-monger
2. gossip or hearsay
3. Archaic din or clamour
4. Obsolete fame or reputation
vb1. (tr; usually passive) to pass around or circulate in the form of a rumour it is rumoured that the Queen is coming
2. Literary to make or cause to make a murmuring noise
half–truth
noun \-ˌtrüth\
Definition of HALF-TRUTH
1
: a statement that is only partially true
2
: a statement that mingles truth and falsehood with deliberate intent to deceive
Iceclimber
18-04-11, 07:12
Yeah this sounds like total BS.
annoyedfan
18-04-11, 13:53
The fun thing is that even Super Street Fighter 4 gets DLC. Earlier I said I wish there would be Super Marvel Vs Capcom but this changed it.
What is the point of Super when it's not complete edition? Or will they make yet another Gold Super Street Fighter 4 or what?
That doesn't make this any less of a rumour at this point...
As for Street Fighter IV, I was sceptical myself when I first heard of the Super edition, but bought it and I have no regrets, the content is sizeable enough to warrant its own release as a full retail game, tonnes of new characters, areas, new music, modes...
Anyone saying that it "Should have been DLC" have more than likely not played it, and seeing as how the content coming in the following months is additional, I have no complaints about buying what I want to buy.
But as for MvsC3, its early days yet, and this may be a good thing, an edition that fixes all the bugs and faults while adding new content would be sweet, if the content was varied and large enough to warrant its own disc release, and not just be a compilation of what is already out there.
ShinKagato
18-04-11, 19:51
If, IF this is true then it will be nothing more than a disc version of the game with the dlc fighters and modes included on it. Anything available on the disc release will be available as DLC, there are "game of the year" type releases all the time so i assumed this would happen eventually. Im just curious to see who our next batch of fighters are.
Nice reaction, very mature.
I think I'll leave this here in case of similar outbursts...
Ohhh, right, This is a Capcom forum !!! so, double sorry :o
I hope this information, often a mixture of truth and untruth, passed around verbally, becomes truth. I love when a multimillion dollar company released unfinished games to sell, and then launches a full version to sell even more. I LOVE U Capcom, you are always thinkin' in the people.
P.S Capcom, please, make great DLC for that game too, I love those Shadow modes, they are really amazing !!!
Thanks Dante, I didn't know what "rumour" was until you clarify it to me, you're the best :worthy:
Ohhh, right, This is a Capcom forum !!! so, double sorry :o
So glad you've noticed, and hey, you're part of this community too, good thing that it proves that there are varying opinions here and not just blatant fanboyism, because, that would be bad.
And no, my response wasn't a defense of Capcom if thats what you're implying, for two reasons; firstly, not all of us like reading a retort as intelligent as banging two rocks together, namely your unnecessary swearing.
Secondly, what exactly would I be defending? A rumour?
I hope this information, often a mixture of truth and untruth, passed around verbally, becomes truth. I love when a multimillion dollar company released unfinished games to sell, and then launches a full version to sell even more. I LOVE U Capcom, you are always thinkin' in the people.
rumour US, rumor [ˈruːmə]
n1.a. information, often a mixture of truth and untruth, passed around verbally
b. (in combination) a rumour-monger
2. gossip or hearsay
3. Archaic din or clamour
4. Obsolete fame or reputation
vb1. (tr; usually passive) to pass around or circulate in the form of a rumour it is rumoured that the Queen is coming
2. Literary to make or cause to make a murmuring noise
half–truth
noun \-ˌtrüth\
Definition of HALF-TRUTH
1
: a statement that is only partially true
2
: a statement that mingles truth and falsehood with deliberate intent to deceive
Thanks Dante, I didn't know what "rumour" was until you clarify it to me, you're the best :worthy:
After all that you still don't even know what a rumour is, considering you're treating it as if it's already happened.
Iceclimber
24-04-11, 14:57
Wow there has alot of -Censored- around here lately...
Each and every one of you has their opinion on stuff, so I won't go in on that,
But may we remind ALL of you that we do not allow swearing on these forums,
no matter how colorful or original.
Super Marvel VS Capcom 3 on E3? I buy the game on releaseday... . suprised? :D
ShinKagato
26-04-11, 11:52
Maybe its a 3DS game or something? I read somewhere that Ono didnt want to make a game like that in 3D as it would be too confusing to play, but theres no reason he cant make it in regular 2d....
bluefunkymophead
28-04-11, 09:50
I'm not entirely sure how I feel about this, or the game itself anymore???
I loved it when it came out (and I still have and play MVC 1 and 2 on my Dreamcast) but the ranked match system has always felt broken to me in that it pits me against players much much better than me and then punishes me when I lose. I also felt a little cheated that certain stuff is only unlockable if you pay for extra content.
I enjoy playing this at home with friends and family but that doesn't happen much. Also comparing the offline content to say Mortal Kombat, another of my favorites, well, tbh theres no comparison. PSN down a week and I'm still nowhere near finishing the challenge tower, story mode or the individual characters endings.
I have no problem paying for DLC, I bought Shuma Gorath, but I do feel Capcom have had us over somewhat with this.
Would I buy a Super edition? Don't know but I'm erring on the side of yes, I probably would.
Ahaha, how funny how you're all willing to buy a game again so the money-eager Capcom gets his sweet dollars.
I did this with SSF4. I admit the new features are good, but this is just .. moneymaking in a very fan-unfriendly way.
I wouldn't buy it. First they want to sell us a half game and give us the rest per DLC (would have bought new charas) and then they get on this Super ... trip again .. SO they can earn twice. It's unfair to all the loyal fans who bought the game after release. Now they will miss content or have to buy the game again. DOn't see why I should do this.
If this won't come as an add-on for PSN, too, I swear this will be my last Capcom fighter I bought for the entire price after release.
I will wait if there will be a Super Street Fighter X Tekken before buying anything.
Ahaha, how funny how you're all willing to buy a game again so the money-eager Capcom gets his sweet dollars.
I did this with SSF4. I admit the new features are good, but this is just .. moneymaking in a very fan-unfriendly way.
I wouldn't buy it. First they want to sell us a half game and give us the rest per DLC (would have bought new charas) and then they get on this Super ... trip again .. SO they can earn twice. It's unfair to all the loyal fans who bought the game after release. Now they will miss content or have to buy the game again. DOn't see why I should do this.
Seems to me you are not a deep 2d beatemup player.
Every successfull fighting game has always received tweaks, balances, updates, fixes that bringed a new version to the audience.
It's not a subtle way to steal money to people even if you think it is.
Fighting games always showed weak and strong points after months, maybe years of dedicated fan-gaming. This experience turns out to be used for making a better, deeper and balanced game, sometimes a title that lasted for decades as a milestone of fighting games.
Just look at Sf3-third strike, Kof98, Kof2002, they were third or second updates to each "point-zero" of gameplay (Sf3 to third strike, Kof96 and 2k to kof 98 and 2002) and they are the absolutely best games of the fighting scene even now.
Fighting games are meant to last for years, so, as fan, I prefer getting a big update or two rather than having a single release.
Mortainius
03-05-11, 11:37
"Super" versions of a game were acceptable ways of bringing new content and balance fixes to a popular game to keep people playing it BACK WHEN IT WAS ON A CARTRIDGE.
maybe even in early optical media formats.
However with everything being online these days games don't have to be "finished" before they are released however I do expect them to be finished, or patched (for free) until they are.
If capcom were to create a "super mvc3" I would stop buying capcom products just for the outright cheek of it.
The game has received VERY little support since it's release(okay there have been some minor patches to fix stack overflows and other glitches, which is just poor programing to be perfectly honest), much to my disapointment, the matchmaking system is broken in a major way, and all the while they are making us pay for content already on the disc instead of fixing the game first.
This is almost an Electronic Arts way of doing things.... and there is a reason I don't buy EA games anymore.
TLDR: Why pay £40 for a game then £10-15 for content already on your disc
then another £40 next year for the bug fixes ?
@Kirais (http://www.capcom-europe.com/forum/member.php?u=649672)
So, if I don't want to buy this game again, I'm a worse player than people who are doing this? I bought this game and it seems it wasn't finished so I would be ready to buy an PSN Add-On, but not a new game. Patches are normaly free but Capcom sells us one. Of course, new characters ect. are more, but I don't buy the same game twice or more because of that. And I think this is really money.hungry and not fan-friendly. The same with the extra Outfits. Every other Beat-Em'Up game has some, just Capcom sells them as extra content and does puplicity with them even if they are not in the game
If you have money enough and are satisfied to buy a game million times because Capcom sells an update as a single game and you can say you're a "deep Beat'em up player" than, congrats. But I think I have better things to do than to buy a game twice.
If Capcom doesn't makes a PSN Add_on for the entire game I won't buy it. Simple.
So, if I don't want to buy this game again, I'm a worse player than people who are doing this?maybe not. but people who are in fighting games scene know very well since the 16 bit ages that very often a game receives an update that justify a new retail edition.
I bought this game and it seems it wasn't finished what are you talkin about? the home edition of sf4 received even more chracters than the sf4 arcade edition.
after the success of the home edition of sf4 Ono and his team went back to work to make the game even better and expand it.
But sf4 had enough stuff to make it a complete and fully finished game by itself.
so I would be ready to buy an PSN Add-On, but not a new game. Patches are normaly free but Capcom sells us one. Of course, new characters ect. are more, but I don't buy the same game twice or more because of that.patches that just fixes game bugs and balances are free. we are talkin about new characters (ssf4 introduced about 6 totally new chars, bonus stages).
I might agree with you if we are talkin about stuff like the dead rising 2 dlc's "psycho skin", but changes included in Ssf4 are so big that you can't call it "a simple patch".
Obviously capcom isn't askin you to buy the game another time. Ssf4 updates were so big that required a retail edition, but this time you can get the arcade edition as a normal dlc. I think it's simple and fair.
Trust me, there are bad cases of dlc's abuse, but Sf4 is not one of these.
Mortainius
03-05-11, 17:38
what are you talkin about? the home edition of sf4 received even more chracters than the sf4 arcade edition.
after the success of the home edition of sf4 Ono and his team went back to work to make the game even better and expand it.
But sf4 had enough stuff to make it a complete and fully finished game by itself.
True, however, what does SF4 being released as a complete game have to do with MVC3 not being?
If you're talking about SSF4, then it also would have been better do do it asan PSN Add-on besides a new disk version.
But Capcom isn't doing Add-ons, they're just doing new disk versions wich really bugs me because I have to buy the game again so I can use the new features instead of adding them to the game (for wich I also would have paid). So now they are doing a Super version for anything instead of just putting the things they are selling as DLC (wich are totally naturally things in other games by the side, like alternativ outfits, for wich we have to pay a lot of money if we want them all) or new Disk Versions in the game and releasing it a little bit later. With everything in it. So if I would want to play the Super MvC3 things I would be forced to buy the game again, instead of adding the things as an pay-for-add-on per PSN to my game.
The disk versions are only good for merchandising freaks or people who havent buyed the entire game yet.
I can see the Super MvC3 Arcade Edition and the Super Street Fighter vs tekken right infront of me.
Why is everybody here talking like they know the Super version won't be released in the same way as SSF4 Arcade Edition?
Capcom has not even confirmed that there will be a Super version.
Capcom has not even confirmed that new characters will ever be added.
The only thing Capcom has said was in a little tweet that said more DLC was coming, which for all we know could have just meant the 3rd Shadow pack that was released 2 days later.
nothing.
I was just replying to Wolf. I see Mvc3 as a complete game by itself.
annoyedfan
05-05-11, 21:23
Complete game?
- Very stripped down mode selection. Barebone story, training, traininglike Mission mode and online multiplayer. Being mainly offline player I practically find nothing to do which should be easy in fighting games which might never end
- 2 characters were announced and then suddenly turned into DLC. As well as some other "these characters are too similiar to be included but we will charge for extra outfits" level bs
- Simplified game mechanics
I guess some can get their moneys worth, but I'd say this game should have been $30 budget game. It offers some decent brawling but there's very little meat around its bones
Another thing with DLC, especially this shattered is that it takes space, is annoying to redownload etcetc. Of course download tokens (like more and more "deluxe" editions seem to be) wouldn't help anything
Why is everybody here talking like they know the Super version won't be released in the same way as SSF4 Arcade Edition?
Capcom has not even confirmed that there will be a Super version.
Capcom has not even confirmed that new characters will ever be added.
The only thing Capcom has said was in a little tweet that said more DLC was coming, which for all we know could have just meant the 3rd Shadow pack that was released 2 days later.
true true but 2 extra charecters is lame for DLC gimme gimme more! and drop the price Capcom!
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