This week's PlayStation Store update brings us Capcom's downloadable fighter Marvel vs. Capcom 2. Beyond that, it's LittleBigPlanet historical costumes, and the usual music game DLC.

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Capcom continues the run-up to tomorrow's Xbox 360 launch of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 with two new trailers offering tips on how to play pugilists Strider and Spider-Man.

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Ported from the Dreamcast version by Backbone Entertainment with added online play and upscaling filters, the $15 downloadable title will arrive August 13 on PlayStation 3.

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It's a battle of the Men in a new round of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 trailers, with Marvel's Invincible Iron Man squaring off against Capcom's miniature Mega Man.

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Marvel vs. Capcom 2 arrives July 29 on Xbox 360, then is released for PlayStation 3 on August 13, ported from the Dreamcast version by Backbone with added online play.

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Following up on the recent revelation that its re-release of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 will hit Xbox 360 on July 29, Capcom today announced that PlayStation 3 edition of the downloadable fighter won't arrive until August 13--two weeks and one day later.

No reason was provided for the later release, though we're checking in for details.

Based on the Dreamcast edition of Capcom's cult classic crossover fighter, and enhanced with online play and visual options by Backbone, MvC2 will sell for $15.

Marvel vs. Capcom 2's series of showdowns continues with a duel between Resident Evil's Jill Valentine and Storm of the X-Men across screenshots and three new trailers.

The downloadable enhanced fighter re-release hits Xbox 360 on Wednesday, July 29 for 1200 Microsoft Points ($15), with the PlayStation 3 release date to be "announced soon."

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The wait is almost over, as Capcom has announced that the downloadable re-release of cult classic crossover fighter Marvel vs. Capcom 2 hits Xbox 360 on Wednesday, July 29.

No date was provided for the PlayStation 3 edition, of which a demo is already available, with Capcom's Twitter noting that the date will be "announced soon". Later, it added that the "PSN version of Marvel VS Capcom 2 is not coming at same time as XBLA."

Priced at 1200 Microsoft Points ($15), the re-release adds online multiplayer, an optional widescreen view and filters for upscaled visuals courtesy of porting studio Backbone.

A freak electrical storm. Falling cartridges. Comic books on the floor. All factors that lead into the duel between Marvel heavyweight Hulk and his Capcom counterpart Zangief.

Backbone's enhanced re-release of cult classic fighter Marvel vs. Capcom 2 arrives as a PlayStaiton 3 and Xbox 360 download later this summer, priced at 1200 MS Points ($15).

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What led to the cross-over feud of Marvel vs. Capcom 2? An accident involving a stack of SNES cartridges, a pile of Marvel comics, and faulty wiring, according to a new trailer.

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Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is being brought to Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network in late July for $15 by Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix porter Backbone, based upon the Dreamcast edition of Capcom's fighter, with upscaling filters and online play.

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Fresh off yesterday's revelation that an enhanced remake of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is coming to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, producer Rey Jimenez has provided three screenshots to show off the various graphic filters in the downloadable fighter.

"We didn't redraw the game like we did with [Super Street Fighter II Turbo] HD Remix (the thought of even trying that gargantuan task has kept me up at night, so many more frames than HD Remix)," wrote Jimenez in a Capcom Unity blog post, "but we did include some visual options in the game that we think you'll like."

Developed by Backbone Entertainment and packing online play, Marvel vs. Capcom 2 will sell for $15 when it hits the PlayStation Store and Xbox Live Arcade this summer, with a PlayStation 3-exclusive demo slated to arrive this Thursday, April 30.

Publisher Capcom today confirmed the rumored downloadable remake of Marvel vs. Capcom 2, announcing that it will hit Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 this summer.

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Marvel vs. Capcom 2, Capcom's fighter with featuring Marvel comic characters and a cult following, has been rated by the ESRB for release on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

The internet detectives at NeoGAF picked up the rating in the ESRB ratings database. The rating has since been pulled, but the sleuths kept some photographic evidence.

To add to that evidence, industry veteran "john tv" posted a picture taken with a mobile phone showing Marvel vs. Capcom 2 appearing in the Xbox Live Marketplace on a development console, suggesting that the re-releases will be in online marketplaces like several versions of Street Fighter II.

Originally released in 2000, Marvel vs. Capcom 2 has kept a small but lively community of followers that were teased with a new entry in the series back at this year's San Diego Comic Con.

Further detective work also revealed ESRB ratings for Street Fighter Alpha 2 and 3 for PlayStation 3 and PSP, suggesting that the PlayStation 1 versions will get ports to the new systems.