Earlier this week, Capcom dropped a boatload of new details for Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. This included a new story trailer, a bunch of new characters, and all the various editions for the game that’s due out in September. Right after that, Capcom dropped another new trailer for the game, showcasing some new gameplay footage in action. You can check out that new video in the player below.
This new trailer doesn’t really feature much in the way of reveals. However, it does show off new gameplay footage featuring the recently announced roster characters of Ultron, Chun-Li, Hulk, Strider Hiryu, Thor, Chris Redfield, and Hawkeye. So far the new gameplay footage is looking very good.
Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite arrives on September 19. The game will be available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC. The game will be available in a Standard Edition, a Deluxe Edition, and a special Collector’s Edition. The Collector’s Edition features LED-fueled Infinity Stone replicas, all the Deluxe Edition content, and four detailed statues from TriForce Collectibles. The Deluxe Edition features the 2017 Character Pass, plus additional character skins like Warrior Thor, Evil Ryu, Gladiator Hulk from World War Hulk, and Command Mission X Mega Man X.
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