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GAMES(45 days ago)

Marvel Tokon PC launch slammed as players resort to bizarre fixes

Marvel Tokon PC launch slammed as players resort to bizarre fixes

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls had a disastrous launch weekend on PC, plagued by so many technical issues that even the fighting game community's top streamers have had enough. Famed FGC content creator Maximilian Dood (real name Maximilian Christiansen) uninstalled the game live on stream, a move reported by IGN that highlights the port's problems.

Players are now scrambling for weird workarounds to get the game running. According to Kotaku, some claim that launching the Epic Games Store client before starting Marvel Tokon magically fixes performance, though no one can agree if it actually helps.

Polygon reports the community is trying all sorts of desperate tricks, from running background apps to using external framerate limiters. It's a messy situation for a game that should be a major player in the fighting genre.

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