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Xbox Fans Left Out As New "Marvel vs. Capcom" Collection Skips Platform   Fans of the long-loved "Marvel vs. Capcom" series were met with unexpected disappointment this week when Capcom announced the "Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection." Revealed during the Nintendo Direct presentation, the collection is set to launch on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC, but conspicuously missing from the lineup is any mention of Xbox. This omission has caused a significant backlash among Xbox gamers, who are voicing their frustrations online. Capcom's Decision Sparks Outrage The announcement, made on Tuesday, June 18th, immediately sparked controversy. For years, "Marvel vs. Capcom" has been a beloved franchise across all major gaming platforms. The decision to exclude Xbox from the upcoming release has left many fans feeling alienated. The hashtag #NoXbox trended soon after the announcement, reflecting the community's displeasure and confusion....

  Sunday's Xbox showcase was both impressive and left some questions unanswered. The event, held on June 9, was notable for its slick, prerecorded presentation, which stood in contrast to the awkward anticlimax of the Summer Game Fest two days earlier. This showcase highlighted Microsoft's immense publishing power and provided a glimpse into Xbox's future, though it also raised significant questions. One of the most significant revelations came outside the showcase itself. Microsoft confirmed over a week before the event that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 would be available on Game Pass from day one. Additionally, it was quietly announced that Doom: The Dark Ages, a major first-party reveal, would also be coming to PlayStation 5. These announcements underscore Microsoft's strategy: Game Pass is central, while Xbox console exclusivity is not a priority. Microsoft's focus on Game Pass was evident throughout the showcase, with numerous trailers ending with the promise of ...