Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite Standard Edition EU
9,62 €
À propos de Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite
Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite brings the crossover back with free-form two-versus-two tag battles — swap Iron Man for Ryu mid-combo, tag Captain Marvel into a Mega Man X assist string, and treat team synergy as the main skill ceiling. Capcom and Marvel share a roster built for spectacle, wrapped in a story where Ultron Sigma infects both universes and forces uneasy alliances across heroes and villains.
Infinity Stones Before the First Round
Six Infinity Stones shape each match before punches land. Pre-select Power, Space, Time, or the remaining stones to grant team-wide buffs and sudden swing turns — a comeback layer that rewards preparation instead of random super spam. Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite uses those choices to differentiate fights even when rosters overlap, which matters in ranked sessions where opponents read your stone pick as closely as your lead character.
Story Mode Across Merged Worlds
The campaign follows the Ultron Sigma crisis through stages pulled from Marvel skylines and Capcom set pieces, so arenas feel like crossover fan service rather than generic grids. Allies rotate as the plot demands, giving you reasons to experiment with pairings outside your online comfort zone.
Arcade, Training, and Online Lobbies
Solo players can drill combos in Training, clear Mission challenges, or run Arcade ladders, while ranked and casual online modes plus spectator support keep the community side active. Cross-play between Xbox One and Windows 10 widens the matchmaking pool for players on Microsoft platforms. Eighting and CAPCOM lean into the series’ identity: fast tags, loud supers, and fights that look like Saturday-morning chaos with tournament stakes.
The Standard Edition listing covers the core fighter package — the full tag roster, story campaign, stone mechanics, and online suite without treating platform jargon as the selling point.
Fighting-game collectors often stack Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite beside Mortal Kombat 11 for brutal combo systems, TEKKEN 8 for grounded martial arts duels, Batman: Arkham Collection for melee flow in large arenas, KILL la KILL - IF for anime-style arena battles, or The Disney Afternoon Collection for retro Capcom platforming between tournament nights.
Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is a strong pick when you want crossover tag-team insanity, Infinity Stone mind games, and a story mode that justifies pairing icons from two publishers in the same round.
| Developers: | Eighting |
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| Publishers: | CAPCOM |
| Genres: | Action, Fighting |
| Plateformes: | Xbox One |
| Régions: | Europe |
| Age ratings: | PEGI 12 |
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