brimming with color, character and outrageous Hyper Combos. First released in 1998, as the mutant offspring of the X-Men: Children of the RuneScape Gold Atom arcade game, the series went on to spawn a number of successful home releases, including a recent array of digital downloads.Now, these latest ports appear to be in trouble, with Capcom announcing on Saturday that Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 and its content-heavy sequel Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 would soon be pulled from digital circulation
The cull, which extends to Cheap RS Gold both XBLA and PlayStation Network services, will begin on December 17 for PSN users and December 26 for Xbox 360 owners.To soften the (killing) blow Capcom will be offering associated DLC at half price while both titles remain on sale, making it not only the best time to buy in, but possibly the only time to do soat least for the foreseeable future.While no particular reason has yet been given for the move, there are a number of distinct possibilities as to why
may have chosen to part with the titles. The first, and most probable is Disney's 2009 acquisition of the Marvel brand. Having already pursued many of the comic book company's wayward licenses in the past, the House of Mouse could easily be withholding continued licensing from Capcom as a means of reclaiming further intellectual rights.Given the timing of the move, it's likely that the Japanese publisher's previous deal, i.e. the one that allowed them to create Marvel vs. Capcom 3, is set
come to a close at the tail end of 2013. Another, more cynical take on the situationas put forward by a group of disgruntled fansargues that by removing the games from sale, only to have them reappear on the newer 8th generation consoles, Capcom could force fans to re-purchase the titles once more at full price.If the former situation turns out to be true, it could set an interesting precedent for digital-only game sales. Certain characters such as Jill Valentine are only available as DLC to http://www.rsgole.com/
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