The Marvel Rivals developers are already deep in their bag with the launch of Season 1, but it looks like there is no time for a break as they work on upcoming

The first season of Marvel Rivals may have started, but it's brought an end to mods that let players be third-party characters.

Even though he isn't available as a playable character in Marvel Rivals, players can still decorate their profile with a Deadpool banner.

With the arrival of Marvel Rivals season 1, we have new information that shows off six leaked heroes which are mostly X-Men.

Then again, the Marvel Rivals developers have the luxury of watching a similar game strike its own course and falter over the years. Overwatch had an incredibly strong start as a hero shooter. The opening cinematic — a museum fight where Tracer and Winston faced off against Reaper and Winston over the powerful Doomfist relic — was absolutely electrifying.

First reported by IGN, it appears that Marvel Rivals' season one update has disabled mods in the game. Until now, there was actually a surprisingly lively scene of modders creating skins and other cosmetic additions for the NetEase hero shooter.

Anime Away compares and contrasts One Piece's Luffy and Marvel's Mr. Fantastic to take a look at two iconic stretchy heroes.

The latest update to Marvel Rivals has killed support for PC mods that change the looks of its heroes, like turning Iron Man into Vegeta or Mantis into a goth. Just after season 1 started on Friday, players started asking in the Marvel Rivals Discord why their mods weren’t working.