Storm is one of the best X-Men, so it only makes sense that she's an asset in Marvel Rivals. She can help speed up her allies or strengthen their offensive stats with her Weather Control and Goddess Boost. She can also throw bolts of electricity towards her foes like Zeus from Greek mythology.

Compare that to Mantis, a support who can heal and shoot and occasionally root enemies in place. Or Loki, who is a four-star-difficulty hero focused on misdirection. The Invisible Woman, however, is a four-star-difficulty hero who can simply do it all.

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

Give the hype surrounding the game, it seemed somewhat likely that Marvel Rivals would beat its launch concurrent playercount. It did, and then some.

We already knew that Marvel Rivals has proven incredibly popular since its launch last month - 10 million players joined online at launch - but now it's smashed another milestone, topping 600K concurrent players this weekend on Steam.