Massive Update Drops for Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection on Switch - Here's What's New!

It's been almost a month since Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics arrived on the Switch, and the fighting game community has been eagerly awaiting updates and patches to refine the experience. Capcom has been listening, and today they rolled out a brand new update containing some exciting new features, adjustments, and a plethora of bug fixes that aim to improve the overall quality of the game.

The most significant change comes in the form of relaxed regional limits for online matches. This means that players from different regions will now have an easier time matching up and competing against one another, regardless of their geographical location. This update is sure to be a welcome one for players who have been looking for more diverse competition online.

Another area of focus for this update has been on Marvel vs. Capcom 2 (MvC2), one of the most beloved titles in the collection. Capcom has implemented several key fixes to address some of the issues that have been plaguing the game since its release. These fixes should help to improve the overall stability and balance of the game, making for a more enjoyable experience for players.

While the full patch notes aren't exhaustive on the page, they do provide a good idea of the types of changes that Capcom has been working on. Some of the other notable changes and bug fixes include adjustments to gameplay mechanics and UI improvements, all of which are designed to refine the player experience and make it more intuitive and enjoyable. Overall, it's clear that Capcom is committed to supporting Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection with regular updates and patches, which will undoubtedly be welcomed by fans.