Marvel Rivals Releases a New PS Plus Bundle

Marvel Rivals players now have the opportunity to claim a PS Plus bundle featuring Squirrel Girl’s Urban Hunter cosmetics. NetEase Games recently launched Season 2 of Marvel Rivals, which has proven to be quite popular with fans. Many gamers seem to be enjoying playing the new Vanguard Emma Frost while they wait for the inevitable introduction of Ultron.

Gamers looking to earn some free cosmetics in Marvel Rivals may want to consider completing the Cerebro Database challenges. Those who do manage to complete all the quests will be rewarded with the new Flora Maiden costume for the Strategist Mantis. Unfortunately, the skin is a standalone cosmetic that doesn’t come with a unique MVP screen, emote, nameplate, or spray.

In a recent post on Twitter, the popular content creator X0X_LEAK pointed out that NetEase Games has officially released a new PS Plus bundle for subscribers. The bundle is all about Marvel Rivals’ Squirrel Girl and includes a costume, MVP Screen, nameplate, spray, and 300 Chrono Tokens. All the items are part of Squirrel Girl’s Urban Hunter bundle, which is priced at 1,600 Units in the game’s shop. Unfortunately, the PS Plus bundle doesn’t include the emote that normally comes with the Urban Hunter cosmetics. However, players will have the opportunity to complete the bundle in the game’s store at a discounted price.

Marvel Rivals Released a Squirrel Girl PS Plus Bundle

Some players have expressed mixed feelings about the PS Plus bundle, as they already purchased the Urban Hunter bundle for Squirrel Girl with their own Units. Unfortunately, there’s no compensation for the overlap. So, people who own the existing bundle will only be given the 300 Chrono Tokens as a reward. This isn’t the first time something like this has happened, as the previous PS Plus bundle featured Marvel Rivals’ Peni Parker and her VEN#M cosmetics. Some players have asked NetEase Games to consider releasing exclusive skins for PS Plus, but there’s no way of knowing if the developer will ever choose to do that.

While many people have become familiar with Lattice, Units, and Chrono Tokens in the popular hero shooter, NetEase Games recently introduced a fourth currency called Unstable Molecules to Marvel Rivals. This currency allows players to purchase new costume customization options in the game’s shop, which are basically recolors of existing skins. The new styles cost 600 Unstable Molecules, which can only be attained by trading Lattice. This means each recolor is about $6 on top of the initial price of the skin. While NetEase Games has said there will be more ways to earn Unstable Molecules in the future, it hasn’t shared any specific details. Despite a few hiccups, many fans are feeling optimistic about the future of Marvel Rivals.