Marvel Rivals, the upcoming superhero team-based third-person shooter, is developed in collaboration between Marvel Games and NetEase. First revealed last month with an official teaser trailer and gameplay footage, Marvel Rivals' Alpha test will feature 18 of our favorite superheroes and supervillains battling it out in iconic locations across the universe, including 2099 Tokyo and Asgard.

Now, we finally get to see the official Tokyo 2099 map up close, and it honestly looks amazing! Witnessing the quality and visuals of the maps, being the first one to be revealed, makes us even more excited for the game as a whole! Check it out for yourself below.

Tokyo 2099

Tokyo 2099 is a component of the future continuity within the main Marvel events. Marvel 2099, a comic series from 1992, initially didn't explicitly establish its connection to the future of the primary Marvel universe. It comprised three main books showcasing future versions of familiar characters: Doom 2099, Spider-Man 2099, and Punisher 2099. Additionally, there is the comic Ravage 2099, which introduces a cast of entirely new characters created by Stan Lee.

Overall, Tokyo 2099 holds significant relevance within the Marvel universe, promising to include numerous intriguing details and references that enrich the universe's lore.

Marvel Rivals: Tokyo 2099 - Traditional & Futuristic Shin-Shibuya Map

The Tokyo 2099 map is one of three maps revealed as part of the closed Alpha test of Marvel Rivals. It boasts stunning visuals, including vibrant nightlights and street views of Tokyo. The map is a remarkable blend of traditional and modern details, even featuring some Easter Eggs.

The map reveal actually provides us with some new details about the gameplay of Marvel Rivals itself. As depicted in the screenshot, Health Packs will be placed in various locations around the map. This is significant as it will influence gameplay dynamics, affecting how aggressively players engage in battles or opt to escape them.

Additionally, there are several Easter Eggs shown on the map.

• For instance, Horizon Labs, an Alchemax facility where Peter Parker worked, is visible.
• The flying aircraft in the foreground strongly resembles the Chitauri Leviathan under Thanos' command.
• Furthermore, a billboard of Penny Parker's SPDR can be spotted in another part of the map.

What's particularly intriguing about the Tokyo 2099 map trailer is its ending, which features a close-up of an image in a dojo. The person depicted is believed to be Master Weaver, a character from the Spider-Man universe. While the reason for the focus on this image remains unknown, it undoubtedly holds significant meaning.

Be sure to sign up for the Marvel Rivals Alpha Tests, scheduled for May 2024. In the meantime, visit our website for more interesting and useful Marvel Rivals content:

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