Killian then introduced the members of the Marvel crew. Jefferson said that it's an honor to be able to work on this project and that neither side has been sitting idle in the 10 years separating Marvel vs. Capcom 2 and its sequel. In fact, it sounded like it was a deliberate move so that Marvel could remove obstacles and barriers that initially prevented them from putting specific Marvel heroes in the game.
Tieri--who wrote the script for Marvel vs. Capcom 3--described himself as the "Marvel Cop." He's responsible for making sure that Marvel characters act and say things in a way that's appropriate for their characters. He's written comics for just about every major Marvel character, so fans shouldn't be worried in that respect, but he wanted to reassure Capcom fans that not only was he a huge fan of Marvel Super Heroes on the PlayStation (a predecessor to the Versus series), but also he was taking the time to research the characters he wasn't completely familiar with.
What's particularly interesting is that Tieri said the entire library of characters from both sides were available to him when it comes to the endings for the characters. He even went so far as to say that some characters--like Ghost Rider and Man-Thing--would make cameo appearances, but won't be playable.
