Month: November 2014

We’ve got another round of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 tech for you today featuring a good selection of characters and team compositions. Hopefully you’ll see something useful here, if not, there’s always the next roundup!

To get things started, we’ve got a clip from The Black Eye’s Kane Blueriver featuring Haggar. This combo dishes out massive damage and may be the best numbers that he can put out when left by himself. If you’re looking for a good way to secure that Mayoral comeback, this could be the strategy that you need.

In this interesting bit of tech from Marvelo, we see Captain America provide Doctor Doom with a hard tag entrance. Once the Latverian takes the stage, he’s free to do what he does best: let the Foot Dives flow! In this case, the resulting combo tops 900,000 damage, so it’ll take care of plenty of cast members without issue.

To close things out, we’ve got a team synergy showcase from e mc that shows off a team comprised of Super-Skrull, Doctor Strange, Storm and revolves around a hard tag followed by a Team Hyper Combo. If Skrull lands a throw in the corner, Strange can come in, activate the THC and unleash hand loops until the bad guys’ health drains entirely.

Sources: Kane Blueriver, Marvelo, e mc

Sweden-based Marvel group The Marvelous Vikings have been pumping out useful Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 tech videos for quite some time now. A great deal of those videos come from fallb0rn, who has become known for his mastery of Super-Skrull and Rocket Raccoon, among other things.

His latest, however, includes a lengthy set of incredibly useful reset options available to Dante when he’s paired up with the Master of Magnetism himself, Magneto.

These setups combine Dante’s incredible mobility with Magneto’s Disruptor assist to put opponents into a guessing game that could crack even the toughest defenses. Fallb0rn provides a look at both cross-unders and fake cross-unders, as well as Dante’s options should he expect something like a Foot Dive or an upward dash from a desperate opponent.

If your Dante could use a new best buddy, why not give Erik a shot?

Source: Marvelous Vikings

Shining series crossover fighter Blade Arcus from Shining recently landed in Japanese arcades and, to commemorate this event, Sega has released a shiny new video to show off what the game has to offer.

The trailer highlights the game’s ten playable characters–two newcomers and eight veterans from Shining games past and present. Not shown, however, is Shining Hearts’ Rick Elwood who, contrary to earlier reports, will be joining the title next year alongside one other as of yet unannounced character.

Source: Sega via Gematsu