Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds News

Amazon France lists product page for unannounced port of fighting franchise; Capcom says it has made no announcements.

Renowned Virtua Fighter 5 player wins Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition tournament, Jay Snyder wins Marvel vs. Capcom 3.

Ghost Rider, Hawkeye, Strider, and more join roster of crossover fighting game for budget-priced second helping with new stages and modes this November.

Publishers of game and comics say they'll have new information on top-rated fighter at San Diego event next week.

Top game retailer banks $80.4 million during Feb.-Apr.; Pokemon Black & White, Mortal Kombat, Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Homefront pegged as best sellers.

Senior VP Christian Svensson says offline PS3 service is costing it funds to bring new games to market.

Resident Evil publisher's full-year sales soar 46 percent with 5 million-shippers; latest PSP Monster Hunter now Capcom's fourth best-selling game ever.

Crossover fighting game reaches milestone a month and a half after worldwide debut, tops Marvel vs. Capcom 2's total.

Online play temporarily halted for Metal Gear Online, Final Fantasy XI and XIV; Japanese debut of MotorStorm 3, Yakuza: Of the End bumped; Disaster Report 4 canned.

[UPDATE] Microsoft's console sets record as latest COD proves most popular software in US history with 13.7 million units sold; domestic sales up 3% overall.

PS3 and Xbox 360 editions of crossover fighting game storm Japanese sales charts, but adulterous Atlus RPG tops the list, more than doubling next best-selling title.

Frenetic fighting, psychedelic dreamscapes, and turn-based fantasy combat fill up this week's gaming quota.

Capcom's latest fighting game is released in Australia unopposed.

New release slate championed by Capcom's latest fighting game; Gears of War Triple Pack, Dragon Quest VI DS also out.

Mad Catz announces $160 PS3 and Xbox 360 joystick to be limited to 5,000 numbered units; release expected in time for game's February 15 launch.

Special edition of crossover fighting game to include prologue comic, downloadable post-launch characters Jill Valentine and Shuma Gorath, $70 price tag.

X-Men villain and Bionic Commando protagonist to bring their skills to fighting title; Sir Arthur and M.O.D.O.K also confirmed during New York Comic Con 2010.

TGS 2010: Comic-book webslinger and Resident Evil antagonist confirmed for cross-universe fighting title, taking roster to 22.

Comic Book Legal Defense Fund files "friend of the court" briefs in Supreme Court case, citing possible effect on all media; film, recording, press support also expected.

Publisher's annual report pegs crossover fighting game debut for first quarter of 2011, changes release timing strategy.