Console Ports
An arcade perfect Dreamcast port was released in 1999 as a launch title. This version contains a "cross-fever" mode that allows four-player simultaneous gameplay.
A PlayStation port (titled as EX Edition in Japan) was released in 1999/2000. Due to memory limitations, majority of the modes remove the tag team gameplay, reducing the secondary character to an assist role, like in Rival Schools. The port, however, contains a "crossover" mode that allows tag team play with identical teams (the character player 1 chooses, becomes the partner for the opposite). This version also offers three exclusive bonuses that aren't presented in the Dreamcast version; beating the game with Mega Man allows him to use the Magnetic Shockwave super attack teased in his ending, an ending collection, and an art gallery.
The game was re-released in the Marvel vs. Capcom Origins collection alongside Marvel Super Heroes for the PlayStation Network on September 25, 2012, and Xbox Live Arcade on September 26, 2012. The port features widescreen high definition graphic options, various display options, online multiplayer, PlayStation Trophies and Xbox Live achievements.
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