Capcom is combining the classic games Marvel Super Heroes and the original Marvel vs. Capcom, for the downloadable title Marvel vs. Capcom Origins. The legend begins again, with new features including online multiplayer, spectator mode, HD graphics, and the ability to save replays.

Marvel vs. Capcom Origins will be available for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network in September for $14.99, or 1200 Microsoft Points.

The Amazing Spider-Man game launches today, and based on this launch trailer it looks pretty awesome. I'll definitely be picking it up, if you do too be sure to let me know what you think of it!

If your spider-senses are tinglin', it's because The Amazing Spider-Man™ video game has web-slung its way onto retail store shelves today in North America, and will be available in Europe on June 29th. From Activision Publishing, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, Inc. (ATVI), and Marvel Entertainment, The Amazing Spider-Man video game serves as an epilogue story to this summer's upcoming blockbuster feature film, heralding Spidey's return to a free-roaming Manhattan as players take the role of a young Peter Parker discovering his newfound powers and Super Hero responsibilities. The Amazing Spider-Man video game is available on the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, the Wii™ system from Nintendo, Nintendo 3DS™ and Nintendo DS™ handheld systems.

"Dee Brown and his team at Beenox have completely revamped The Amazing Spider-Man's proprietary game engine to deliver a fresh, innovative gameplay experience for the fans," said David Oxford, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Activision Publishing, Inc. "With the adrenaline rush from just swinging through the city and the new zoomed-in camera angle opening up a whole new perspective in realistic detail, The Amazing Spider-Man allows gamers to BE Spider-Man like never before."

Go beyond Sony Picture Entertainment's Columbia Pictures' feature film and find out what happens next in The Amazing Spider-Man video game. Set against an original story crafted by Hollywood writer Seamus Kevin Fahey (Spartacus: Vengeance, Spartacus: Gods of the Arena, Battlestar Galactica) that picks up immediately after the events of the movie, The Amazing Spider-Man video game delivers a brand-new, immersive and cinematic adventure allowing fans to truly harness the power of your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Players will experience numerous choices in navigation and combat with the debut of the innovative Web Rush gameplay mechanic, pushing Spider-Man's abilities to the limit against classic Marvel villains that are re-imagined exclusively for the game, such as Scorpion, Felicia Hardy, Rhino, Iguana and more.

"The Amazing Spider-Man video game is the ultimate fan tribute to Spider-Man and Manhattan," said Andreea Enache-Thune, SVP, Games & Digital Distribution, Marvel Entertainment. "We're thrilled with all of the content and collectibles Activision and Beenox have packed into the game's free-roaming Manhattan setting, and we can't wait for fans to web-swing around the city and start saving the world."

The Amazing Spider-Man video game also features fan-favorite talent, including Evil Dead and Burn Notice's Bruce Campbell taking the role of an "extreme action" reporter who provides death-defying challenges that only Spider-Man can accomplish. And for fans that pre-ordered the game from Amazon, Stan Lee himself is available as a playable character for the first time ever.

Developed by Beenox for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 system, Wii and Nintendo 3DS, The Amazing Spider-Man is rated "T" (Teen – content that may be suitable for ages 13 and older) by the ESRB. The Nintendo 3DS edition features several unique mini-games that use its touch-screen abilities, including the exclusive Vigilante Mode using StreetPass™. Additionally, Beenox is working on a Windows PC version of the game planned to launch August 10, 2012, which will be available on Steam and integrated with Steam achievements. The Nintendo DS version of the game was created by developer Other Ocean, is rated E10+ (Everyone 10 and older – content that may be suitable for ages 10 and older) by the ESRB, and follows the exact same storyline in an entirely different platforming adventure.

The mobile gaming geniuses from Gameloft are back with another Spider-Man game. They're adapting The Amazing Spider-Man into an iOS and Android game that, based on this prologue video, looks super sweet. This right here is an example of why I splurged for the new, retina iPad.

Young Justice: Legacy is a pretty nice looking action/RPG hybrid that was shown at E3, The game takes place between the first and second seasons, and features 12 playable characters including members of the initial lineup and newcomers like Beast Boy. As you'll see in this video from Comics Alliance, in addition to involved gameplay there is definitely a story being told here, concurrent with and integral to the Young Justice TV series. YJ creators Greg Weisman and Brandon Vletti have taken an active role in game development along with publisher Little Orbit, and it looks as if together they've got a very cool superhero action game in the works.

In this video from E3,TT Games Producer Phil Ring walks through the gameplay of LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. Check out the bigger open world of the new Gotham City, and watch as Superman and the Justice League join the party.

With E3 in full swing, trailers for some very cool games are popping up all over the place. Here, Ubisoft looks to be going deep into the Marvel Universe with this trailer and stills for Avengers: Battle for Earth. The game, which in addition to a large roster of Earth's Mightiest Heroes will apparently also feature some X-Men, is scheduled for a fall release for XBox Kinect and Wii U.

DC Universe Online is set for an upcoming DLC pack which will focus on PvP battles, and will add new iconic characters - specifically, more Kryptonians and members of the various Lantern Corps. For a look at what's to come, here DCUO Creative Director Jens Anderson and Game Designer Andrew Buschmann walk us through some fighting between Power Girl and Amon Sur.

Here's the very first trailer, and some very nice looking screenshots, from the upcoming Marvel Heroes MMO. Take a break from Diablo III and take a look at a game that - looks kind of similar, actually.

Marvel Heroes is set to arrive on PS3, XBox 360 and PC later this year from Gazillion.

Batman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Edition is set to be released on May 29, in a collector's edition including all previously released DLC packs as well as the new 'Harley Quinn's Revenge.' Of course, fans who don't want to purchase the new collection, and only need the Harley Quinn pack won't be left out in the cold - it will be available for individual download on May 29 as well from XBox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. As for the GOTY, check out this sweet looking trailer.