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Marvel Maximum Collection Unleashes Arcade X-Men Titles with Enhanced Features

Limited Run Games has announced the Marvel Maximum Collection, a compilation of comic-to-console games from past decades, with a focus on classic arcade releases. Headlining the collection is Konami’s X-Men: The Arcade Game, featuring new music by Chris Huelsbeck and rollback netcode for online play. The Marvel Maximum Collection offers enhanced features for all titles: Record and rewind gameplay Museum access Archive access Music player Save states Display options Cheat menus The compilation includes a total of 14 games: X-Men: The Arcade Game (with six-player online multiplayer) Captain America and The Avengers (Arcade, Mega Drive, NES) Spider-Man X-Men: Arcade’s Revenge (SNES, Mega Drive, Game Gear) Maximum Carnage (SNES, Mega Drive) Separation Anxiety (SNES, Mega Drive) Silver Surfer (NES) As shown in the reveal trailer, the Marvel Maximum Collection brings together these games and features that X-Men, arcade, and Marvel fans will be sure to enjoy. The collection will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch (including potential future models), and Xbox Series. A price and specific release date have not yet been announced.

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In other gaming news, be sure to mark your calendars for the Dev Game Show happening on March 14th in São Paulo. As Jonathan Dubinski shares in his recent post, this exciting event brings together 21 Brazilian indie developers under one roof, showcasing their latest creations from chilling survival horror games to nostalgia-inducing retro console titles. With plenty of interactive activities and a chance for direct player feedback, it’s a must-visit for any gaming enthusiast in São Paulo, all while supporting charitable institutions with free entry encouraging donations. Meanwhile, Carlos Mendoza shed light on an innovative initiative aimed at educating our youth about digital security. In his latest post, he explores how a team of young apprentices and the Internet Legacy Project have created “Lelê and the Threats in the Metaverse,” an interactive game designed to teach digital security in a fun, accessible way. Speaking of Mendoza, he recently dropped a bombshell on the world of superhero cinema. In his latest post, he reveals Sony’s plans to revamp their Spider-Man universe with new actors and stories despite past standalone characters’ mixed reception, speculating about the potential inclusion of Miles Morales in a live-action adaptation of “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”. Don’t miss out on these engaging reads – click here for more on the Dev Game Show Brazilian Game Developers Gather for Free Event in São Paulo, dive into the educational game initiative here UFSC Project Launches Educational Game on Digital Security for Youth and Teenagers, and check out Mendoza’s insightful speculation on Sony’s Spider-Man plans here Sony to Reset Spider-Man Movies Universe Without Spider-Man.