Marvel vs. Capcom Origins Getting Pulled From PSN and Xbox Live Arcade - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 20 December 2014 / 4,745 Views
Capcom's fighting game community chief Peter Rosas has announced on Capcom Unity that Marvel vs. Capcom Origins is being pulled from both the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade before the end of the year.
Marvel vs. Capcom Origins is first being pulled from the PlayStation Network in the US and Europe on December 23 and on December 31 for the Xbox Live Arcade worldwide.
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this is will happen in few years when ps3 and xbox 360 servers closed. all those person who bought digital games will lost the games.
this is the digital games: smoke.
i always buy physical games, the games i have in my hand i have forever. digital games not depends of me that durability.
I hope this a reminder for capcom to rely on their own IPs made by them.
Capcom does have too many IPs to begin with, but, of course they knew this was going to happen. Marvel Vs. Capcom 1 is coming close to 20 years old and they weren't able to sell it since it's initial dreamcast/ps1 releases.
