Marvel vs. Capcom Legacy Collection

Marvel vs. Capcom Legacy Collection is a video game collection developed by Digital Eclipse and published by Capcom that includes all Marvel-licensed games they developed during the 1990's, originally released on arcade/console platforms. This collection is released worldwide on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Microsoft Windows (via Steam & GOG.com) and Nintendo Switch in December 2021.

It is considered by fans as an enhanced version of Marvel vs. Capcom: Origins, which was released on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2012, before it was removed from online stores in 2014.

Game List

 * X-Men: Children of the Atom (1994)
 * Marvel Super Heroes (1995)
 * X-Men vs. Street Fighter (1996)
 * Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter (1997)
 * Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes (1998)
 * Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (2000)

Unlockable Games

 * The Punisher (1993)
 * X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse (1995)
 * Marvel Super Heroes: War of the Gems (1996)

Extra Features

 * Online multiplayer matches with a rollback netcode, player lobbies, ranked matchmaking, spectating, replay saving and a tournament mode akin to Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection.
 * "Training Mode" which allows the player to practice various playable characters and their moves/techniques for every game included.
 * Multiple save states which can be used to save and resume a game at any time.
 * The ability to switch between the Japanese and international editions.
 * A challenge system which awards points used to unlock concept art, secret characters (even though they can also be unlocked by using codes) and other content.
 * A museum which allows a player to view unlocked concept art, documents, facts, etc.
 * A music player which plays various tracks throughout the series and as well as many Capcom series represented in the collection.
 * A video player where you can watch many 1990s Marvel and Capcom animated adaptations.
 * Biographies that provide background information, stories, sprite art and animations for every playable fighter and bosses.
 * Multiple filters and viewing angles like in Origins.
 * The Nintendo Switch version would feature Amiibo Support of Ryu, Ken and Classic Mega Man figures to unlock other newer exclusive content based on Mega Man and Street Fighter, a first for the series.

Development
A compilation was revealed in a digital E3 event on June 11 alongside ports of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Infinite on Nintendo Switch (as they were already released on PlayStation 4/PlayStation 5, Xbox One/Series X via backwards compatibility and Microsoft Windows) and an untitled succeeding game to the latter with a teaser showing Captain Jake and Rock Light/Classic Mega Man shaking their hands like Scott Summers/Cyclops and Ryu did in the title screen of X-Men vs. Street Fighter (albeit for this time, with a Weirdmageddon tormented Gravity Falls, Oregon on the Background) and an another one with the words "The Fight You Truly had been waiting for to save the Omniverse from the Weirdest War of All." number as a series of claw marks and a Hadoken shoots out off screen, emerging on a dark screen hence "Now in development" (like The King of Fighters XV's teaser in EVO 2019) revealed to get a release on next-generation consoles (PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC via Steam/GOG.com).

Other Video Game Compilations

 * Ghosts 'n Goblins Collection (Capcom/Digital Eclipse)
 * Fatal Fury NeoGeo Collection (SNK/Digital Eclipse)
 * The King of Fighters NeoGeo Collection (SNK/Digital Eclipse)
 * Dead or Alive: Origins Collection (The earlier Dead or Alive games in addition to a few Ninja Gaiden games; Koei-Tecmo/M2)
 * Metal Slug NeoGeo Collection (SNK/Digital Eclipse)
 * Metal Gear Solid: The Origins Collection (Konami/M2)
 * Virtua Fighter HD Collection (SEGA/M2)
 * Gradius Anniversary Collection (Konami/M2)
 * TwinBee Anniversary Collection (Konami/M2)
 * Ganbare Goemon Anniversary Collection (Konami/M2)
 * Bomberman Anniversary Collection (Konami/M2)
 * Tales of: The Origins Collection (Bandai-Namco/Koei-Tecmo, a remastering of the earlier Tales of games)
 * Klonoa: Remastered Collection (Bandai-Namco/M2)
 * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Anniversary Collection (Konami/M2)
 * Konami 16-Bit Classics Anniversary Collection (includes Rocket Knight Adventures/Zombies Ate My Neighbors/etc.; Konami/M2)
 * The Legend of Zelda 35th Anniversary Collection (Nintendo/Koei-Tecmo/Monolith Soft; Ocarina of Time/Majora's Mask/Wind Waker/Twilight Princess/Skyward Sword/Phantom Hourglass/Spirit Tracks, same as Super Mario 3D All-Stars but done in a Similar Engine to Breath of the Wild)
 * Metroid Prime Trilogy (Nintendo/Retro Studios; a HD port collection on Switch with new features)
 * Fire Emblem: The Origins Collection (Nintendo/Koei-Tecmo; a remastering of the earlier Fire Emblem games for the NES/Famicom, SNES/Super Famicom and all of the three Fire Emblem Game Boy Advance games)
 * Untitled Fire Emblem remastered collection for the GameCube and Wii Games (Nintendo/Koei-Tecmo)
 * Untitled Remastered Collection of the earlier 3D Spider-Man Games (Marvel/Core Dynamics/Square-Enix)
 * Untitled X-Men Legends Remaster (Marvel/Koei-Tecmo/Square-Enix)
 * Monkey Island Collection (Disney/LucasArts/Square-Enix)
 * Advance Wars Remastered Collection (Nintendo/Koei-Tecmo)

Other Video Game Remasters and Such

 * Spectrobes: The Remastered Trilogy (Disney/Square-Enix)
 * Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition (Nintendo Switch port) (Square-Enix)
 * Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 3D (Rockstar Games/Capcom; Nintendo 3DS port of San Andreas)
 * The Idolmaster: Special Stage Edition (Bandai-Namco; a remastered Special Edition of the franchises' games that are combined into one Special Package).