Magneto, Green Goblin, and Carnage announced for Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls at Sony State of Play
Gobbling it up.
A big Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls reveal has happened at tonight’s Sony State of Play livestream, with Magneto, Green Goblin, and Carnage joining the launch roster.
Announced with a new gameplay trailer, the three villanious characters get a heap of new gameplay footage, showing a variety of basic attacks, special moves, and supers.
Magneto brings many of his magnetic talents to explosive new attacks, which feel familiar to this kit in older Marvel vs Capcom games. Green Goblin flies high with aeiral combos, while Carnage appears to be a super aggresive brawler.
This marks the penultimate team reveal for the game’s initial roster, with only one more team left a mystery ahead of the fighting game’s 6th August release date.
The game has been established as a sort of spiritual successor to the Marvel vs Capcom series, as a first party 3v3 tag fighter. It’s coming at a new golden age of sorts of the subgenre, with Riot Games’ 2XKO, and Quarter Up’s Invincible Vs igniting renewed excitement for this style of fighter.
A big Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls reveal has happened at tonight’s Sony State of Play livestream, with Magneto, Green Goblin, and Carnage joining the launch roster.
Announced with a new gameplay trailer, the three villanious characters get a heap of new gameplay footage, showing a variety of basic attacks, special moves, and supers.
Magneto brings many of his magnetic talents to explosive new attacks, which feel familiar to this kit in older Marvel vs Capcom games. Green Goblin flies high with aeiral combos, while Carnage appears to be a super aggresive brawler.
This marks the penultimate team reveal for the game’s initial roster, with only one more team left a mystery ahead of the fighting game’s 6th August release date.
The game has been established as a sort of spiritual successor to the Marvel vs Capcom series, as a first party 3v3 tag fighter. It’s coming at a new golden age of sorts of the subgenre, with Riot Games’ 2XKO, and Quarter Up’s Invincible Vs igniting renewed excitement for this style of fighter.