Australian Sports Entertainment

Monday, July 26, 2010

Comic-Con News: 'Thor' And 'Amaterasu' Tapped For 'Marvel Vs. Capcom 3'?

'Thor' And 'Amaterasu' Tapped For 'Marvel Vs. Capcom 3'?

Profiles

Thor Marvel Entertainment Marvel Slots Marvel Comics Capcom Games Gaming Videogames Virtual Worlds Movies Hollywood Stan Lee Richard Branson Media Man

Capcom seems to have neglected to mention a couple of gods when it announced Doctor Doom, Super-Skrull, Trish from "Devil May Cry" and Chun-Li as fighters in "Marvel vs. Capcom 3" Tuesday. New purported shots from the game bearing the Marvel.com watermark do not currently appear on the site's "Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds" images page, but a message board poster claims to have acquired them via a leak.

Screenshots clearly showing Marvel's God of Thunder and Amaterasu, the Shinto sun goddess incarnation from Capcom's "Ōkami," did appear on a NeoGAF thread, and if they're fakes, they are darn good ones.

With Marvel's "Thor" movie and Capcom's "Ōkamiden" for the Nintendo DS both getting released in the coming year, it would actually be quite a shocker if neither of these characters appeared in "MvC3." Furthermore, Thor's hammer those Three Wolf God Sun shirts are already hanging around the San Diego Convention Center this week, so getting the news out now makes perfect sense.

Given Amaterasu's height (or lack thereof) it's going to be fun to see how the wolf shape fits in with the gameplay. I don't know if squat-kicks and leg sweeps are going to be necessary for getting a blow to connect, but surely a trailer will reveal all soon. (Credit: MTV)

Profiles

Thor Marvel Entertainment Marvel Slots Marvel Comics Capcom Games Gaming Videogames Virtual Worlds Movies Hollywood Stan Lee Richard Branson Media Man

Website Network

Media Man International

Media Man

Media Man Games

Media Man Casino

Marvel Slots Online

Marvel Heroes Casino

Virtual Worlds Media

Media Man Brand

Media Man Network

Casino News Media

Global Gaming Directory

Australian Sports Entertainment