Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Lives: Justin Wong Takes on IFC Yipes and Sanford Kelly in These Sets from NEC17

While most of the Marvel Vs. community has been focused on Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 thanks to its new current-generation port on PlayStation 4, it isn’t the only “Mahvel” game that still draws competition in this day and age. Marvel vs. Capcom 2 was the original long-runner–with players competing for more than a decade–and still draws hype whenever it shows up.

At Northeast Championships 17 a couple of weeks back, two of Marvel’s best and brightest, Evil Geniuses’s Justin Wong and Michael “IFC Yipes” Mendoza went back to Marvel vs. Capcom 2 for an epic first-to-ten set. While the set itself wasn’t recorded, AG Hyo was on hand to record the set off stream.

In many ways, it’s a callback to the early days of MvC2, where direct feed recording was still a luxury, and fans had to rely on off screen recording like this to get their dose of Marvel hype.

In addition to this, there was also a Marvel vs. Capcom 2 side tournament at NEC 17. While the official videos have yet of the tournament have yet to be uploaded, Lemagicdude has shared an off screen capture of the set. The interesting thing here is that the video also captures some live crowd commentary from Yipes, Chris Matrix, and Noel Brown.

Sources: AG Hyo, Lemagicdude

Get a Glimpse of the Qanba Dragon with This Review from HurtboxTV

The Qanba Dragon–the Chinese company’s equivalent to the Hori VLX–is quite the amazing stick. With the wide body that has come to be the norm on ultra-premium arcade stick offerings, the Dragon features even more than that. HurtboxTV got a chance to review this stick, thanks to receiving one of them from Mark “MarkMan” Julio, and had loads of praise for the stick: including its easy access, quality build and parts, and well-done wiring for a commercial stick.

Source: HurtboxTV

– Has the Game Industry Jumped the Shark?

As I look into 2017, the landscape is just not what we have seen in recent years. Games continue to build, but the trend for the next year is going in very different directions from the past. Indie games will continue to push through but overall, there seems to be a lot missing from our normal New Year game menu.

– Has the Game Industry Jumped the Shark?

As I look into 2017, the landscape is just not what we have seen in recent years. Games continue to build, but the trend for the next year is going in very different directions from the past. Indie games will continue to push through but overall, there seems to be a lot missing from our normal New Year game menu.