In addition to unveiling the latest version of Capcom Fighting Collection 2, Capcom has also set a release date for Marvel vs. Capcom: Arcade Classics Fighting Collection. The game will be available digitally starting September 12th on PS4, PC, and Nintendo Switch. A physical version of the game will follow on November 22nd. You can watch the latest trailer below.
Indeed, the moment we’ve all been waiting for has arrived! The Yakuza / Like a Dragon franchise has experienced remarkable global expansion over the past few years, largely due to Sega’s strategy of making the series available across numerous platforms. However, Nintendo Switch players have been watching from the sidelines. But now, Sega is responding to the demand and is finally bringing changes for those players too.
If the release date for “Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics” isn’t what you’re waiting for, there’s exciting news! A new title in the “Capcom Fighting Collection” series has been announced – it’s called “Capcom Fighting Collection 2”. It’s set to launch next year on Nintendo Switch, PS4, and PC. You can watch its first trailer below.
As a dedicated gamer and anime enthusiast, it feels like we’ve been grappling with the clutches of piracy for what seems like forever in the world of anime. It’s not just us; industries like music, film, and TV have had their fair share of battles against these digital bandits. For anime fans like me, piracy has long been a stubborn challenge, especially when legitimate content was hard to come by.
In modern pop culture, few figures are as widely recognized as Frankenstein (often referred to as Frankenstein’s Monster by some) due to his legendary status. So it’s no wonder that Image Comics is reviving this character in their upcoming miniseries titled Universal Monsters: Frankenstein. The Frankenstein we know from the 1931 film, portrayed by Boris Karloff, is the latest Universal monster to find life again at Image. Previously, they’ve delved into stories involving Dracula and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. Unlike other characters who may be more openly villainous, Frankenstein has always evoked sympathy due to his status as a misunderstood being, one who never sought life and didn’t understand right from wrong. This new series seems poised to further dissect this iconic character, reminding readers that he is merely a collection of various parts, with each issue promising to delve into the origins of those body parts.
The revamped toy line from the ’80s, RoboForce, which Nacelle recently acquired and has received a direct-to-series greenlight for a new animated series, is expected to make its debut much sooner than anticipated. During ComicCon International in San Diego last month, Brian Volk-Weiss of Nacelle revealed that the aim is to release the show within the next few months, although he couldn’t definitively say it would come out in 2024.