The roster was greatly expanded to 56 characters, with every character from the previous game returning, as well as Capcom newcomers such as Jill Valentine from Resident Evil, Tron Bonne from Mega Man Legends, Hayato from Star Gladiator, and Marvel newcomers Cable and Marrow. Street Fighter also returned and was expanded upon, allowing the player to choose from three different assist moves for each character. The Variable Assist mechanic from Marvel Super Heroes vs. The game expanded the previous entries' tag-team mechanics, allowing the player to choose up to three characters. On February 24th, 2000, Capcom released Marvel vs. The Variable Assist mechanic from the previous game was removed in favor of two new mechanics, "Special Partner" (where the player can summon an NPC to assist) and "Variable Cross" (where the player can temporarily attack with both characters simultaneously). The game brought in more Capcom characters from beyond the Street Fighter series, such as Mega Man, Morrigan from Darkstalkers, Captain Commando, and Strider Hiryu, as well as introducing Marvel newcomers Venom and War Machine. On January 23rd, 1998, Capcom released Marvel vs. Similar to X-Men: Children of the Atom, this game also includes a secret Capcom character, Anita from the Darkstalkers series, further foreshadowing the Marvel vs. On October 24th, 1995, Capcom would release Marvel Super Heroes, another arcade fighting game that features other Marvel characters beyond the X-Men and is loosely based on the Infinity Gauntlet storyline, with the Infinity Gems being featured as a gameplay mechanic. Capcom series, and its fast pace and mechanics such as combos, Hyper moves, and Super Jumps would be carried over into future entries.
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Capcom series, the game does include the Capcom character Akuma from Super Street Fighter II Turbo, a secret character accessible via a code whose presence is considered a precursor to the Marvel vs. While technically not considered a part of the Marvel vs. On December 8th, 1994, Capcom released X-Men: Children of the Atom, an arcade fighting game featuring the X-Men in 2D gameplay similar to Capcom's own Street Fighter series.
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