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Marvel Vs. Capcom Origins Now Available

Fans can rejoice that Marvels Vs. Capcom Origins in now available. The video game can be downloaded on PSN for $14.99 and on XBLA for 1200 MS Points. The title will give gamers a chance to player two popular titles which include Marvel Super Heroes and Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes. Step into the shoes of your favorite Marvel characters for intense one-on-one gameplay where players can play alone or invite a friend. Read on to learn more.

From the Press Release
Put away the quarters because MARVEL VS. CAPCOM ORIGINS is now available to download for home consoles! The game is ready for new challengers on PlayStation Network for $14.99 and on Xbox LIVE Arcade for 1200 Microsoft Points.

MARVEL VS. CAPCOM ORIGINS is a compilation of two of the most popular arcade games of the ‘90s - Marvel Super Heroes and Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes. These two classic games are kept arcade-perfect, while adding a host of features sure to tap into arcade nostalgia while meeting today’s online needs. MARVEL VS. CAPCOM ORIGINS is jam-packed with Marvel and Capcom fan-favorite characters and crazy, beloved gameplay that throws a powerful punch.

MARVEL VS. CAPCOM ORIGINS offers both the one-on-one gameplay of Marvel Super Heroes with its unique Infinity Gem system and the two-on-two carnage of the original Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes, featuring a tag system, assists, and the wild Duo Team Attack. Bringing forth a host of features never-before-seen in these games, MARVEL VS. CAPCOM ORIGINS adds GGPO-enhanced online play with 8-player lobbies and spectator mode, HD graphical upgrades, dynamic challenges and replay saving.

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