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Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes is a crossover fighting game released by Capcom for arcades in 1998. The title pits Marvel Comics characters, such as Spider-Man and Captain America, against Capcom's roster of video game protagonists. It utilizes a two-on-two tag-team format where players can switch characters actively during combat.
The game introduced a dedicated assist mechanic that allows the inactive partner to perform a support attack, a feature that would define subsequent entries in the franchise.
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What characters are playable in the original Marvel vs. Capcom?
Released by Capcom in 1998, the game features a roster of Marvel heroes like Spider-Man, Captain America, and Wolverine. They fight against classic Capcom protagonists including Ryu, Mega Man, and Strider Hiryu.
How does the tag-team system work in the original Marvel vs. Capcom?
The game utilizes a two-on-two tag-team fighting format, allowing players to swap their active character with their partner at will. This evolved the single-character assist system used in its predecessor, Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter.
Who is the final boss in Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes?
The final boss of the game is Onslaught, a powerful, psychic entity created from the dark aspects of Magneto and Professor X's minds. The fight takes place in two phases, with the second phase featuring a massive, screen-filling version of the villain.
What is the 'Guest Character' system in the original Marvel vs. Capcom?
In addition to the standard roster, the game features a 'Helper' system where players can summon various secondary characters for a quick assist attack. These guest characters include lesser-known figures like Arthur from Ghosts 'n Goblins and Michelle Heart from Legendary Wings.
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