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A NeoGAF user has posted a picture he snapped of a placeholder which popped up on the computers at the GameStop he works at. The placeholder states that eight new challengers will “join the fight” in Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 on July 3. The computer entry stated the DLC voucher can be purchased at GameStop for $14.99 and that on July 24, a packaged disc version will be released for $39.99 – which sounds like a re-release of the game with the added content to us. In response to the query of its legitimacy over Twitter, Capcom’s Ryota Niitsuma cryptically stated: “The DLC costumes are out, and for now that is all.” We’ll send a mail. Until we hear something back though, keep it tucked away as rumor.

All fighting games should have a portable release to sit alongside big console brothers, Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 producer Ryota Niitsuma has told VG247.

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Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 is a disc-only release, and will not be getting a digital launch for existing owners for MVC3, producer Ryota Niitsuma told Siliconera.

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A mention for a Marvel vs Capcom 3 panel at ComicCon has said that “fantastic news” on the fighter will be announced by producer Ryota Niitsuma at the event. No idea what it’s going to be, but it’s probably going to be either new DLC or a Super version of the game. Place your bets now. ComicCon takes place from July 21-24.

Thanks, Siliconera.

Marvel vs Capcom 3 producer Ryota Niitsuma has told VideoGamer that MvC3 for 3DS isn’t “impossible”.

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Marvel vs Capcom 3 is still to see the reveal of ten characters, its producer Ryota Niitsuma has told Famitsu.

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Capcom would love to release a fight stick for Marvel vs. Capcom 3 with Mad Catz, the publisher has said.

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Looks like recently announced Captivate 2010 darling MvC3 has been in development a lot longer than one would think.

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Tatsunoko vs Capcom producer Ryota Niitsuma has revealed a new Versus title could be announced later his year, but only if sales are good.

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Capcom has told Joystiq that all of the firm’s fighters will now be based in 2.5D for the foreseeable future.

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If Street Fighter IV characters Sagat and Seth have tiger uppercutted your pride into oblivion, feel free to collect the scraps. Speaking with VideoGamer, SFIV arcade assistant producer Ryota Niitsuma admitted that the two destroyers of your formerly flawless win-loss record are a bit too powerful.

“Yes, Seth and perhaps Sagat might have turned out a little bit stronger than we expected,” he said.

There is, however, a silver lining to this black cloud. Niitsuma explained:

“A good player of another character can always beat a good Sagat player or a good Seth player,” he said. “I don’t think it’s too out of proportion, but we do acknowledge that they turned out a bit more powerful than we expected.”

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