Milan Games Week had only 13 sign-ups for Marvel vs. Capcom's Battle for the Stones bringing into question regional qualifiers.

Capcom are bringing the Marvel Universe into the fighting scene with Infinity Stones. A tournament like no other.

Marvel vs Capcom Infinite fans aren't exactly thrilled that the key hook for their hard-earned cash resembled farm eggs that had gone rotten, even if said package also included a quartet of collectable figures and a few other goodies thrown in for good measure.

New challengers in the form of Final Fight’s Mike Haggar, Dead Rising’s Frank West (I’VE COVERED WARS Y’KNOW) and Nemesis from Resident Evil are joining the roster of Marvel vs Capcom Infinite.

More exciting news for fighters as 2017 will possibly be remembered as the year of fighting esports.

I’ve joked plenty about previous Marvel Vs. Capcom games being the ultimate in winning a match by headbutting your controller until a desired effect is achieved. That’s completely true…and kind of sad. When you examine the mechanics of a fighting game, they’re the absolute best at sucking you into their rhythm. That moment where you find serenity at the end of your fist and on the face of your opponent? Brilliant stuff. If you know what you’re doing that is. With Marvel Vs Capcom Infinite, Capcom wants the playing field even for anyone, new or old.

Capcom wants more beginners jumping into the action this time with Marvel Vs Capcom Infinite.

Here's the very first trailer for Marvel Vs Capcom Infinite. ULTRA COMBO TIME BABY!