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Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Costume DLC Revealed
Capcom today revealed the full lineup of downloadable costume packs for Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
Each pack contains an alternate costume for at least four characters and will cost you $4.00 on PlayStation Network and 320 Microsoft Points on Xbox Live (unless otherwise noted). Posted below are all release dates for each pack and a mess of screenshots.
Costume Pack (MvC3) (11/15/11)
- Chris Redfield, Ryu, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Dante
The Rising Dead Pack (11/22/11)
- Frank West, Nemesis, Phoenix, Ghost Rider
The Evil Twin Pack (12/6/11)
- Hsien-Ko, Vergil, Deadpool, Spiderman
Ancient Warrior Pack (12/20/11)
- Arthur, Firebrand, Hulk, Magneto
Brawler Pack (1/10/12)
- Spencer, Haggar, She-Hulk, Iron Fist
Femme Fatale Pre-Order Pack (1/17/12)
- Morrigan, Chun-Li, X-23, Storm
Villain Pre-Order Pack (1/17/12)
- Wesker, C.Viper, Super-Skrull, M.O.D.O.K.
New Age of Heroes Pre-Order Pack (1/17/12)
- Akuma, Strider, Dr. Doom, Sentinel
Animal Pack (1/24/12)
- Felicia, Amaterasu, Wolverine, Rocket Raccoon
Weapon Expert Pack (2/7/12)
- Trish, Zero, Taskmaster, Hawkeye
Viewtiful Strange Pack (2/21/12)
- Viewtiful Joe, Tron, Phoenix Wright, Dormammu, Dr. Strange, Nova
Value Pack (3/6/12)
- All 48 DLC costumes included in the original Marvel vs. Capcom 3 costume DLC Pack as well as all 11 of the Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 DLC packs listed above for $20.00 (PS3)/1600 MSP (X360).
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