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Earlier today at Evo, it was unveiled that a 1996 revision of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, which wasn’t previously announced for the collection, will be included.

2023 sees Evo’s focus centered on eight prominent fighting titles: Street Fighter VI, Tekken 9, Fatal Fury: Canis Town, Guilty Gear Stride, Granblue Fantasy Versus: Ascent, Under Night In-Birth EX: Celes, Mortal Kombat X, and Marvel vs. Capcom 2.

Regarding the recent update, it reintroduces the Unlocked Classes function following the studio’s resolution of a bug causing classes to be unavailable in certain save files. Notably, character animations across the game have been enhanced, and adjustments have been made to the rewards for engaging in Player versus Player (PvP). On the bug fix front, the issue with Andres of Ebb and the Fief Door glitch have both been rectified. For a comprehensive list of changes, please refer to the detailed patch notes provided below.

The firm announced that these price adjustments are applicable solely in the U.S., a move they explained was driven by “market circumstances.” However, it’s not explicitly stated, but it seems plausible that the increase in prices could be linked to the tariffs enforced by the U.S. on imported goods.

Artist Yonezu recently unveiled the cover art for “IRIS OUT,” showcasing the character Reze from Chainsaw Man. The design exudes a hand-painted aesthetic, with Reze shrouded in deep hues of blue, red, and black. She playfully bites her lower lip while gazing at the observer, underscoring the mysterious allure of the character, symbolizing her seductive influence on Denji and implying that she may not be entirely trustworthy. The “IRIS OUT” single will hit stores in three different versions: a special limited-edition “IRIS OUT” package, a combined CD and DVD edition (limited), and the standard CD version.

In the 2000s, some might argue that Marvel was overly celebrated, yet there were certainly many impressive aspects to it. The event cycle sparked much enthusiasm, and initiatives such as “The Initiative” undeniably boosted reader involvement. However, what truly stands out from the 2000s in Marvel’s history is the epic saga known as “Dark Reign.” This storyline marked a significant turning point when Norman Osborn seized control of the Marvel Universe. “Dark Reign” was an exceptional piece of work, and it remains one of the last times that Marvel as a whole truly shone. The tales birthed from “Dark Reign,” including “Dark Avengers,” were exceptional and set a high standard across the entire line. Since “Dark Reign,” subsequent publishing initiatives have fallen short in comparison, and “Dark Reign” often feels like the swan song of Marvel quality.