The actor who plays V insinuates to be participating in the next Capcom fighting game of the Versus sub-series, of which there is no official confirmation.
It is evident that Marvel vs Capcom Infinite did not have the desired impact by Capcom, since poor sales and a problematic development with Marvel joined the fact that at a competitive level it did not have the desired impact, without presence in the fighting games event par excellence, the EVO. However, it is still one of the few blots of the Japanese company in recent years, in a state of grace as evidenced by the great result of Devil May Cry V, for example, giving us one of its interpreters a story related to the first game mentioned.
Thus, Brian Hanford, who plays V in Devil May Cry V, has tweeted something that anticipates that Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite could soon have a successor. According to Hanford, he is “totally excited about the next game versus Capcom. New characters but they could be very familiar, ”suggesting that in fact, it is possible that he participates in the development of this game in the role of one of his fighters.
Absolutely pumped for the next #CapcomVS game !!! New characters but could be VERY familiar …
– Brian Hanford (@brihanford) February 15, 2020
The fight, pending subject of Capcom
It is evident that the genre of the fight, in which Capcom was once the owner and lady of the panorama, is one of the fields where there is room for improvement lately. Successes of the caliber of DMC V, Resident Evil 2 Remake or Monster Hunter World and its recent expansion Iceborne show that the company has no problems with these great franchises, but when talking about fighting games the thing changes. Street Fighter V was launched in February 2016 with a notable lack of content and numerous problems when playing online, something that was clearly targeted. Later it was possible to redeem, adding an expanded Story Mode, a better Arcade Mode in which to unlock numerous extras and more characters. Now, Capcom expects the recent Champion Edition to be the ultimate boost.
Meanwhile, as far as its "versus" subsaga is concerned, a few days ago we saw how, on the occasion of its 20th anniversary and surprisingly, Marvel vs. Capcom 2 will be the protagonist again in the EVO that will be held this year. It is not the best fighting game in Capcom, but it is one of the most beloved, above a good Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, and of course, the reviled Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite.
