Well now Disney has the rights back. Im sure they wont have an excuse if they decide to make a new one

It is Capcom's fault because developers told the press they have access to anyone in the Marvel universe, including the X-Men. They didn't include them then tried to come up with the excuse that "No one remembers the X-Men. They're just functions anyway."

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I really don't remember MvC3 so I could be wrong but... wasn't it built using the MT Framework they were using at the time? The engine they used for Resident Evil 5, Lost Planet, etc. Where as the latest edition probably used the SFV engine making it much easier since all they had to do is develop the worlds and create the characters. Perhaps that was a portion of the problem. They just used a copy/paste method and didn't spend enough time polishing it or setting it apart. Obviously the lackluster doesn't help but... My point is when there's a good engine and program in place it's relatively easy for a developer to create a game in one year.