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Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics (PC Digital Download)

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Fanatical have Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics (PC Digital Download) on sale for $32.99 -> now $33.99.

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  • Includes 7 games:
    • 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 the Super Heroes (1998)
    • Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (2000)
    • The Punisher (Arcade, 1993)

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    • Our research indicates that this deal is $5.70 less (14.7% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $38.69 at the time of this posting.
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Fanatical have Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics (PC Digital Download) on sale for $32.99 -> now $33.99.

Thanks to Deal Hunter dubba-low for finding this deal.
  • Note: A Steam account is required to activate/purchase and play (free to join).
Product Details:
  • Includes 7 games:
    • 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 the Super Heroes (1998)
    • Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (2000)
    • The Punisher (Arcade, 1993)

Editor's Notes

Written by SlickDealio | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Offer valid for a limited time.
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $5.70 less (14.7% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $38.69 at the time of this posting.
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About the store:
    • Steam is the world's largest digital distribution platform for computer games and is owned/operated by Valve Corporation (the developers behind several classic video games including Half-Life, Portal, Team Fortress, Counter-Strike, Left 4 Dead, Dota 2 & more).

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Believe or not, some people may find $40 / $30 price points to be worth it. You can't really put your views on every one else
The Xbox version better release at $30!!
To be fair, and in no defense of mine, newcomers and some of us don't really keep track of Capcom's sale. Guess there always a start for someone including myself.

I bought it for $30 because I really wanted to play it right away. It a good games despite already having MVC2 digitally on my Xbox 360. Sometimes I just wanted to play on my go-to-console and move on.

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Quote from dj corgasm :
I agree they are "worth it" but like I said considering capcom always goes to 75%, a $40 purchase is not a Slickdeal. I am not putting my views on anybody when objectively this thread exists. Ppl should not boast or post about $30 with a coupon if nobody else can replicate it as well. Also if ppl would rather buy for $40 vs $33 right now, be my guest. I'd believe majority of the buyers are not ultra competitors of these games, just wanna casually relive some fun infinite combos.

I consider any slick "deals" notifying me of front page deals, means it should not be confused with "barely beating msrp.net". $30 price is a "pretty good deal", it warranted the thumbs up here, 36% off for a collection only a few months old, & I'd accept it at front page SD. Like I've always said 75% off is a slickdeal, and what capcom always goes to.

Based on capcom's discounts history, $40 is objectively NOT a 5+ times slickdeal FRONTPAGER. Especially when we have seen just a few days later this $33 price shows up! Get ready for another upcoming discount on this great package, that's all I'm pointing out for the uninformed. Those with a backlog & see how 3rd party companies do discounts, I hope that info saves them some cash
You got me thinking here 🤔.

How do you explain RE4 sale? I mean It is $19.99 now and no one is giving a massive thumb up. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something.
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Quote from dj corgasm :
Good post, price is getting close to under $20, it's a matter of a bit of time. It's never a price mistake when it gets so low.This is exactly why I said all those $40 prices that are all front page, should have never been promoted to front page! Everyone be smarter, don't promote to the front page capcom collections deals that are only $10 off, I can't believe there are almost over 5+ front page threads. HISTORICALLY capcom always will go to 75% off in a few months! Again we all can easily see & search every capcom collection, they all go to rock bottom prices.
I sure hope what you say is true regarding the 75% drop in price. Would that drop also affect physical releases?
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Quote from LuisT81 :
I sure hope what you say is true regarding the 75% drop in price. Would that drop also affect physical releases?
When there were retailers that had large quantities of physical games, the capcom physical collections did go on ultra clearance prices. street fighter 30th anniversary went to 75% off, search SD for mega man & x collections, 75% off. Recently 2022's capcom fighting collection physical 60% off. Mainly b/c physical has been dropped from retailers. If you don't trust me, you can also do your own research. You can search SD for all the times their collections drop to 75% multiple times at multiple retailers, I just did it for you above for threads I remember. Type "xxx name of xxx collection ps4" or Nintendo or Xbox, click "popular threads" to filter higher thumbs up. Hundreds of SD threads as my evidence, very easy to search price histories. Wikipedia list of capcom collections that they have been pumping out. [wikipedia.org] I found my purchased capcom collections even cheaper b/c I didn't care if they were used, shopped at GameStop.

I would say last holiday winter was the last time to go super ultra clearance hunting for physical. This is b/c last year was Best Buy & target's last year carrying physical discs for games & movies, so anything released 2021-2023 could be physically found. That was what I hunted for the last 4 years at BB & target, unfortunately in 2023 they publicly announced the writing on the wall, they are out of the physical disc market. This surprised me, so I wanted to actively search for deals at those stores. I agree with everyone who knows that digital is just a rental & if ppl buy digital on console then you own diddily squat (steam may be the exception tho, but nobody knows the future). B/c whenever capcom feels greedy or there are licensing problems, games will be pulled from digital like MvsC2 originally got taken away from digital consoles (marvel probably renegotiated more licensing money, ie trying to extort more money from capcom). That is why physical is always best, my digital purchase price is close to $5, just a number that is a rental price.

For marvel vs capcom, I think $20 will probably be the lowest for physical. There are GameStop smart shopping inventory tricks as well if you don't mind used. Another trick is they run buy 2 get 1 free, & buy 2 get 2 free sometimes, other promos. Also Amazon used will be lower than $20, when Amazon inevitably sells new for $20. In a year, digital lowest may be $8, most likely $12 at 75% off. This is all from me seeing basically every capcom collection go that low on SD, which shocked me to remember each time.
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Quote from superchonggo :
I got this for the original price of 49. Yes, it's expensive but the nostalgia it brings is just perfect for someone who was dying to have the game played at home but can't.
Right?! I got it for $39.99 on Switch. I have MVC2 on PS2 and some of the other titles are arcade favorites of mine. Also, I'm burning PTO around Christmas and New Years, so I want it now. Smilie
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Quote from dj corgasm :
It's just a matter of principal & not getting ripped off, capcom always does these "screw you" consumers every single collections release. It is like I said, electric cars are on the sales decline, so ppl should educate themselves that there are sales to be had. These collections always have sales declines after 2 months, so ppl should educate themselves or see the history. corporations entice consumers of sparkly new releases, however let's all be better shoppers.

I think you have a typo, it was never $30 yet, but I hope it will be soon
The wordplay on collections like Deluxe, Complete, Titanium, Platinum, Anthology, etc., is cleverly crafted to make us believe that it's the final edition, only to add more DLC later. Just be honest about the practice. I'm against DLC not because of the concept itself, but because I don't like being misled. I can support DLC as long as it is presented clearly and transparently, without any shenanigans. And not overly greedy. However, the more they use sly wording, the more it deters me from purchasing. The worst part is when one company uses deluxe and another uses complete and then a modifier to add into anniversary complete.. seriously its bogus practice.
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Quote from WB_K :
The wordplay on collections like Deluxe, Complete, Titanium, Platinum, Anthology, etc., is cleverly crafted to make us believe that it's the final edition, only to add more DLC later. Just be honest about the practice. I'm against DLC not because of the concept itself, but because I don't like being misled. I can support DLC as long as it is presented clearly and transparently, without any shenanigans. And not overly greedy. However, the more they use sly wording, the more it deters me from purchasing. The worst part is when one company uses deluxe and another uses complete and then a modifier to add into anniversary complete.. seriously its bogus practice.
Agree that false advertising & semantics should be regulated. Every game publisher could technically name every game "complete" with no legal or financial penalties as of right now.

Just so everyone knows, in the future capcom could release mega man 11 with 1 through 10, and name it Deluxe, Complete, Titanium, Platinum, Anthology like you stated. Ad naseum with mega man 12, 13, etc. Alien vs Predator arcade too (like punisher arcade) & bundle it with other random or arbitrary games. Sega arcades & Konami arcades too, depending on character licensing royalties like marvel.

Also, they could do another release of MvC, adding in MvC 3, or eventually MvC 4, then name it Deluxe, Complete, Titanium, Platinum, Anthology like you said. That's why it's great to see Slicker dealios & the prices hit rock bottom, b/c it's a just matter of when marvel & capcom feel like it's been a few years & wanna get mo money & release an altered bundle of games with some added modern quality of life improvements.

I'm all for them releasing new collections often every 7 years or so, but only if the quality of life improvements are very substantial & we can all see they put in a ton of work to upgrade everything (8k resolution, zero lag, perfect netcode, across all platforms plus steam crossplay, rewind, speed settings, special stages, new characters, art gallery, huge history book & documented timelines like how Digital Eclipse does their compilations, video interviews with the developers, archived development, etc)
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Quote from LuisT81 :
I sure hope what you say is true regarding the 75% drop in price. Would that drop also affect physical releases?
Here is the beginning of it dropping, so far 30% off on physical, I'd now say that thread has a price that is approaching a slickdeal for physical. I'm hoping & predicting it will follow the same price drops like Capcom Fighting Collection's history. Just b/c capcom did the bare bare minimum of quality of life improvements.
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I guess I was thinking that it's going to stay at $40 due to the demand of this. But I guess the market doesn't care about nostalgia.
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Hold...!!! $19.99 is the strike price
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Quote from dj corgasm :
It's just a matter of principal & not getting ripped off, capcom always does these "screw you" consumers every single collections release. It is like I said, electric cars are on the sales decline, so ppl should educate themselves that there are sales to be had. These collections always have sales declines after 2 months, so ppl should educate themselves or see the history. corporations entice consumers of sparkly new releases, however let's all be better shoppers.

I think you have a typo, it was never $30 yet, but I hope it will be soon
People complain about prices not dropping for a long time (Nintendo and Playstation games). Now, people are complaining about prices dropping too fast? It's not just a Capcom thing. Lol
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Quote from Lanmanna :
People complain about prices not dropping for a long time (Nintendo and Playstation games). Now, people are complaining about prices dropping too fast? It's not just a Capcom thing. Lol
Yup, 3rd party video game developers usually have nice discounts quickly. ESPECIALLY with old skool collections. It's ppl not using the search function & EASILY seeing the massive discounts on Slickdeals for every capcom collection.

Double edged sword, thanks to the first buyer's nostalgia/being gaslit & buying each collection MSRP or only $10 discount, capcom is incentivized to keep making more collections. So that's good. I just wish capcom put in substantial work in the collections, like my above post. Capcom hired Digital Eclipse for mega man legacy collection 1, & they did a very good job with the creative extras. Then capcom said they did too much good work. So capcom did mega man legacy collection 2 & didn't include any extras. Doing the least amount of work to sell for the most amount of money, that's fine if the price goes lower & lower, but beginner shoppers should be made aware that it is explicitly obvious.
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