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Mike Haggar Leaked For MvC3?
Capcom is known for giving fans an inside look at what it’s like to work for the gaming powerhouse, provided through blog updates to Capcom Unity and photo journals of their various yearly activities. A gallery detailing its Halloween exploits may have accidentally revealed a new addition to Marvel vs. Capcom 3 – Final Fight’s Mike Hagger.
Seen on the screen in the background of one employee's work space is the beefcake himself, posing to show off his intimidating size.
Blog Shoryuken first leaked the story, linking back to the photo in Capcom’s Halloween album. The original file seems to have been removed from Capcom’s gallery, but comments are still viewable that call out Haggar’s unexpected debut.
If this is an accidental leak, Capcom will most likely be a bit more cautious about taking photos at work spaces in the future. One has to wonder, however, if the glaring oversight was perhaps instead a Halloween treat.
[Thanks to Zane Vakser for the tip!]
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