X-Men vs. Street Fighter just wasn't happy unless you were throwing out a Super every five seconds, with a three-tiered Super gauge that maxed at an alarming rate.

Street Fighter 2 usually felt so finely tuned, so wonderfully balanced. This felt like every demented idea from a dev’s five year-old had been chucked in, balance be damned.

The arcade version of X-Men vs. Street Fighter would run on Capcom's CP System II cartridge, which opened the door to a full 16-character roster and the seamless tag team system.

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X-Men Mutant Apocalypse Marvel Superheroes in War of the Gems The five-foot cabinet (with riser) has brand-new Marvel vs. Capcom 2 art, a light-up marquee, and a 17-inch display.

Via IGN, the X-Men vs. Street Fighter cabinet will be released later this year. It will also include Marvel vs. Capcom, as well as the original X-Men arcade fighting game.

Street Fighter history series. Over the past year, Polygon has run a series of oral histories covering Capcom’s early fighting games. This Children of the Atom story marks the end of that series ...

As in Capcom's Street Fighter EX series, the action in X-Men Mutant Academy 2 takes place on a 2D plane. The 3D polygons and spiffy camera angles do a super job of conveying a lifelike setting, ...

In 1992 Konami released a scrolling beat-'em-up arcade game using Marvel's X-Men licence. The game was pretty decent for the time and is best remembered from its six-player deluxe cabinet. Marvel ...