A ton of PlayStation Vita game videos from Sony’s PlayStation community site in Japan.

Tap the screen to attack, flick up to jump, and hit the Hyper Combo gauge for a Shinku Hadoken.

Yes, we’re still talking about Japan here.

The graphics look pretty close to the version of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 in stores now. Character models lost some detail and the health bars may be a bit fuzzy in comparison, but finally you can Proton Cannon someone on your daily commute.

A large batch of art showing Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3′s entire set of downloadable costumes.

DLC costumes kick off next week. Each costume pack will contain four costumes.

Since Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds came out less than a year ago I’ll spare the introduction and jump right into what’s new. We’ll start with the twelve new characters added into Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.

See Zero with a costume from Mega Man X and Ammy as Jon Talbain from Darkstalkers.

Capcom Japan have released an extended version of the opening to Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3.

“Characters like Blade and Black Panther were on the list in the early stages of the game’s design,” Marvel’s Todd Jefferson reveals.

Superheroes and street fighters might be tough, but their powers are incomparable to lawyers. Only an attorney can get you a $100 million settlement for hadouken-related trauma.

Amazon’s pre-order incentive is one of the stronger contenders, with Strider’s classic look and Cyber-Akuma.

Warning! A huge battleship SPOILER is approaching fast.

As the game’s ultimate villain you don’t need a hyper combo gauge to fill the screen with laser beams

DLC codes for North America, Comic-Con t-shirts for South Korea.

While it is a port, the PlayStation Vita version of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 has a few differences. One of them, according to Japanese retailer Game Star, is touch screen controls.