Hardcore Gamer: "With a few key exceptions, most video games that attempt to include characters from multiple franchises tend to be one-offs that are mediocre at best, with the thrills that result from unique characters interacting with one another not being able to sustain the often second-rate gameplay and thematically-conflicting story. One of these crossovers that has managed to stand the test of time is Marvel vs. Capcom, which has been pitting beloved comic book and video game characters against one another since the ’90s. The franchise has continued to evolve into one of the genre’s most noteworthy over the past two decades, and on the end of the series’ twentieth anniversary, Capcom revealed the franchise’s sixth entry, Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, at PSX. Despite new characters and the inclusion of a cinematic story mode for the first time in the series, Infinite’s shockingly small amount of modes and depth puts a serious damper on this entry’s enjoyability."
The new Beyond mod for the Steam (PC) version of Capcom's fighting game, Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite, has achieved 50,000 downloads.
Capcom's crossover fighting game, Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite, has seen a resurgence on Steam following the release of the Beyond mod.
Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite & Beyond, the fan-made project that is overhauling the game's visuals, amongst other things, has a release date.
Who ever is the head of the art direction for this and SFV needs to be fired.