Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics has been available on the Switch for handful of months now, and Capcom has this week launched an online survey asking fans what they think of it to "help inform the development of future titles".
This survey is open until 28th February 2025 and asks basic personal information, if you've purchased the game, the platform you bought it on, the games you've played in the collection, and how you would rate the collection and its features overall.
There are multiple other questions in there as well and even some areas where you can respond in written form - including general feedback, so if you want Capcom to know how you feel, be sure to participate. You'll also be asked to acknowledge other Capcom fighting series (like Darkstalkers and Rival Schools) you've played, along with your favourite game genre.
And when you're done you'll unlock a free wallpaper for your mobile and desktop devices. Capcom is also currently hosting a sale on this collection in select regions - offering a 20% discount for a limited time on the Switch eShop.
Capcom has already announced its next compilation will be Capcom Fighting Collection 2, due out at some point in 2025. It will include eight fighting game titles in total:
- Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 Pro
- Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001
- Capcom Fighting Evolution
- Street Fighter Alpha 3 UPPER
- Project Justice
- Power Stone
- Power Stone 2
- Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein
What are your thoughts about the Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection now that you've had some more time with it? Let Capcom (and us) know.
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It's pretty much perfect, imo. I just wish all my best friends didn't live all over the world. This is a couch vs game, to me.
I don't care about Marvel vs. Capcom, but I just wanna say how great it is these gaming companies really seem to be taking fan feedback to heart. I don't care what anybody says--this is the best time to be a gamer.
Capcom is bringing back Okami and potentially a slew of other titles like Mega Man or maybe Viewtiful Joe, localizing the Japanese-exclusive Ace Attorney games, etc.
Namco is remastering Pac-Man World, Klonoa, the Tales Of series, Baten Kaitos, and Katamari.
SEGA is remastering and releasing new games in franchises such as Sonic, Monkey Ball, and Samba de Amigo that are actually GOOD, with more on the way like Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, and Golden Axe.
Ubisoft is bringing back the Rayman IP.
A new Ninja Gaiden just got announced.
Crash and Spyro got beautiful HD trilogies. SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom was remastered, with both it and Crash Bandicoot getting a brand-new entry this gen.
All the classic Tomb Raider games are getting remastered.
The Mario Mandates have listed and RPG's are finally back!
Metroid Prime 4 is on the cusp of releasing.
We got our first 3D Kirby game, our first nonlinear Pokémon and Sonic games, our first (and second) open-world Zelda games, and our first sandbox 3D Mario game after 15 years.
Smash Ultimate and Mario Kart 8 have insane amounts of content and are objectively the definitive games in their respective franchises.
Mario Party is great again.
2017 to now has been PEAK gaming. Nothing comes close to this. It doesn't matter how many F2P games with microtransactions and AI art are out there; if that's all you feel like you see nowadays, you're living under a rock.
I just hope Sony follows suit after the success of Astrobot and brings back Jak and Daxter, Sly Cooper, Ape Escape and other classic franchises. And, of course, Microsoft needs to revive Rare titles like Banjo and Konker, but NSO is a start at least.
I feel really, really positive about the years ahead as a gamer. It's easy to take for granted, but in 2016, so many of my dream game announcements felt like nothing more than pipe dreams. But flash forward less than a decade later, and I've probably had more than 30 seemingly "impossible" wishes come true!
It's amazing what can happen when developers actually LISTEN. Hollywood has also been very tone-deaf toward consumer interests, but I think diminishing returns and the ease of being able to see what audiences actually are looking for via social media will soon change that. Look how Into the Spiderverse has had such an overwhelmingly positive impact on CG-animated movies.
The future is bright for gamers.
Next brand new MvC game better come to a Nintendo platform after how much support we've shown to this collection.
I hate when devs do this kinda thing, they make a rerelease of a classic, it sells overwhelmingly the best on Nintendo and then they make a brand new game that releases on everything under the sun EXCEPT the Nintendo console cough cough Visions of Mana COUGH
I've heard nothing but good things about the latest few Capcom collections, but it's a bit of a shame my favourite of the old-school Capcom fighting games, Street Fighter 3rd Strike, is stuck on the not-so-great "30th Anniversary Collection". It would be nice if they updated the older collection to be on par with the newer ones.
Didn't pick this up yet but as a general note it would be nice to get the best versions of retro games (or multiple versions) on these collections. For example, I have never played any Rival Schools games but my understanding is that the Japanese home versions featured extensive adventure/dating sim modes that were cut from the western versions. But with the next collection I think we are just getting the arcade version of 2. It would be nice to see all the other content for completion's sake. But I do acknowledge the translation job required for that example.
Oh yeah, and whilst it is probably impossible I would love to see Tatsunoko v Capcom back. Again the home version with the Japanese anime endings (I still do not understand why they were replaced with still images in the western release).
I've just got a copy of Marvel vs. Capcom (unfortunately a code-in-box one, but the silver lining is that I needed a new Switch game case to replace a broken one so the latter finally went into the recycle bin) and I'm not sure I'll be able to start playing and even less so play it extensively enough for the sake of this survey by the deadline but still, love to see it - fingers crossed Capcom will genuinely take its results into consideration like they're seemingly doing in general nowadays and that it will lead to more great collections like this one based on what I've seen/heard of it and also new crossover games à la Marvel vs. Capcom!
proceeds to not include a link to the survey in the article...
I wanna yell at their face at Capcom for ***** us about their "commitment to physical releases" and yet again refusing to release this collection physically in all regions. Had to import again at a premium. You lied Capcom... shame on you!
I was looking forward to this game but the European download-code-only “physical” release soured it for me - I mean, at that point, why even bother? I’ll probably get it on PS4 disc as I can’t really afford import prices over here.
It has been mentioned above ... a European Physical release should be the minimum that is needed. As its download-only, I'll happily wait until it hits at least 50% on the eShop and then use my points to get it for nothing. Without sounding negative, with shoddy business practices like this, I would rather give them the least amount of cash as possible!
the North American physical release came out months after the digital release, not sure why, but that shouldn't happen from a company like Capcom.
Does anyone have the link for the survey?
@tourjeff
Survey:
https://jp.research.net/r/mvscfc_p?lang=en
Wallpaper:
https://www.capcom-games.com/en/surveywallpaper/mvscfc-product/
Physical version being a code in a box bull*** is the biggest insult I've had this year
First thing us in PAL territories want a physical version. I have imported both of the collections. I did get the first one for about £35 off ebay and won the second in a raffle. If Capcom want to keep costs down. Just sell it directly to us and you would know how many to get printed.
I'd fill out the survey, but they'd get the wrong message when I said I didn't buy the collection.
...I have an Arcade 1-up X-Men vs Street Fighter cabinet and keep my PS3 hooked up to play Marvel vs Capcom 2 and use both frequently!
I do really want this collection, and am very interested in having easy access to Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter again (having previously owned it on the Saturn), but I am waiting on a sale. Once I get it, I am quite sure that I will play every game on it extensively.
No physical and a ridiculously high price
Where is the link to the survey?
@Multi
Thank you!
Not sure why the people who get paid to post this stuff, don't actually do their job!
I did take that survey, few things I mention to them are these:
refused to buy it because of the whole censorship debacle.
@EarthboundBenjy
I'm curious of what is not so great about Street Fighter 30th?
I've loved it and it was my most played 2024 game. I have been through the ringer with finding a proper fight controller, but I think this one is great.
@EarthboundBenjy lol what, the 30th anniversary edition is fantastic! 😄
@Samalik Did you take the survey and mention that?
@Mommar Survey never let me tell them in a closing thoughts section!!! 😭
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