Typically, when a franchise, especially in the world of gaming, suffers such a catastrophic blow, it remains dead and buried forever. Rarely do these franchises get a second chance, a return-to-form that proves we were too hasty in digging the grave. However, every now and then, a dormant IP will be plucked from the pile

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The latest fighting game featuring Marvel characters has adopted a unique format for its roster, leading to team-ups comic fans won't expect.

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