The ultimate dream match, a fusion of the dynamism of American comics and Capcom's technology. This title, "MARVEL VS. CAPCOM 3," is a completely new work that fans have been eagerly awaiting, appearing approximately 11 years after the previous installment. The biggest feature is the "Living Comic" style, which is like a game that directly translates the colorful beauty of American comics, with 3D-rendered characters fiercely clashing on a 2D plane. Here are the highlights! Recommended points: "Simple Controls" that allow anyone to unleash flashy combos. Equipped with "Simple Controls (Beginner Mode)," you can activate special moves and continuous combos (aerial combos) with a single button, without having to memorize complex commands. Even beginners of fighting games can immediately enjoy a heroic and dazzling battle. 3-vs-3 team battles and "Aerial Rave." The team battles, where you freely switch between 3 characters, are still present. The exhilaration of "Aerial Rave," where you launch your opponent into the air and slam them down, and "Team Aerial Combos," where you connect aerial combos while switching partners, is unparalleled in the series. The trump card for a comeback, "X-Factor." The new system "X-Factor," usable only once per match, heats up the competition. When activated, your attack power and mobility are significantly increased for a certain period, and the effect is amplified the fewer characters you have on your team, allowing you to aim for a major comeback even with your last character. A dream lineup! A variety of participating characters. Marvel stars like Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Deadpool, and Capcom's popular characters like Ryu, Dante, and Amaterasu (Okami) gather together. The hyper combo演出, where they all clash, is so powerful that it fills the screen. "More than the intricate tactics of a fighting game, this is a work that specializes in the 'fun' of freely moving your favorite heroes and unleashing special moves all over the screen. The fluid animation and speedy development drawn by the power of the PS3 have an addictive quality that doesn't feel outdated even now."