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Play Marvel vs. Capcom offline in a focused popup with the original CPS-2 arcade game and a local mini mode. Marvel vs. Capcom - Arcade Fighting Game packages the original USA 980123 CPS-2 arcade game in a focused Chrome toolbar popup. Open the extension, start the game, insert a virtual coin, and play without downloading an emulator core or executable code at runtime. The original arcade game is the default and primary mode. The popup also includes Tag Clash, a small local HTML5 fighting mini-game inspired by tag-team battles. It is clearly separated from the original game and does not replace it. Features: - Original Marvel vs. Capcom CPS-2 arcade game as the default mode - Fully packaged FBNeo game core and game data for offline play - Local Tag Clash HTML5 mini-game - Full play area and controls visible without scrolling - Verified keyboard guide for movement, six arcade attack inputs, coin, and start - Working Restart control for both modes - Session-only Favorite control that stores no data - Share action and direct PastPlay game link - No analytics, advertising, telemetry, account, or remote executable code Original arcade controls: - Arrow keys: move, jump, and crouch - Z, X, A, S, Q, E: arcade attack inputs 1–6 - 5: insert coin - 1: start Tag Clash controls: - Arrow keys: move and jump - Z: light attack - X: heavy attack - A: special attack - Enter: start a rematch after a round
Aug 20, 2026
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