They’ve gone for a more realistic art style, with characters like Hawkeye resembling their Marvel Cinematic Universe designs, that lacks the character of something like Marvel vs Capcom 3’s cell shaded comic book art style. The MvC:I website also uploaded a handful of gameplay screenshots here. Graphically, the game is honestly looking pretty dull at the moment. Preordering any version of the game also gets you the Warrior Thor and Evil Ryu costumes. The Collector’s Edition ($200 USD) gets you the Deluxe Edition along with four figures and LED powered infinity stones, made by Triforce. The Standard Edition ($60 USD) is the game alone, while the Deluxe Edition ($90 USD) gets you the game, the Gladiator Hulk and Command Mission X costumes, and the 2017 Character Pass, which gives you the six DLC characters.
Three separate editions of the game were announced, along with its release date: September 19th, 2017. It launched with no mission/challenge mode and still to this day has no proper arcade mode. The fact that he is explicitly stating this is likely a result of the backlash towards Street Fighter V’s lack of single player content. Peter ‘Combofiend’ Rosas (ex-professional fighting game player and co-producer of the game) also makes a point to mention that the game will also feature Arcade, Training and Mission modes, as well as various multiplayer modes.
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I’d imagine they are going to follow Street Fighter V’s system of a new season pass with six new characters each year, who are also easily unlockable for free with in-game currency. Sigma was also announced as the first of six DLC characters for the game. They join Iron Man, Captain America, Captain Marvel, Ryu, Morrigan and Mega Man X as the current roster of the game. The two have joined forces as Ultron Sigma to fight the heroes of both sides, some of which we see in this trailer. We get introduced to the antagonists who were teased in the original trailer: Marvel’s Ultron and Capcom’s Sigma. So there’s a lot to take in from the two minute trailer but right off the bat it looks like we’re getting a proper story mode, much like that of Mortal Kombat, Injustice, and Capcom’s Street Fighter V.
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