Marvel Vs. Capcom 2: New Age Of Heroes

The Good
One of the best in the genre.

The Bad
Dated graphics if that bothers you.

The Bottom Line
Awesome game, classic arcade fighter.

The Good
the hyper combos cool characters - all the classics are there the mass selection of characters the idea of earing points to buy secret characters the vmu save - includes shop, level of expert, play time, trading characters by linking 2 vmu's very well rendered and animated backgrounds 3 character tag team

The Bad
poor graphics - jagged characters like a ps1 game - even tho they are cartoons - id expect better music - oh dear the lack of addictiveness the repetitiveness

The Bottom Line
good if your a follower of these games - buy it if your looking for just a cool fighting game go for soul calibur - you will b amazed theres just too little for this game to make it last a long time in your collection - i wouldnt waste my time id get sommat else

The Good
What I liked about this game is the number and variety of fighters. There is a character in here for everyone. I like the super combos that can be easily executed by pushing just two buttons and being able bring your whole team out to do a super combo. I like the three team tag battle because of the strategy that involves and having to adjust to your opponents three characters styles of fighting.

The Bad
I would like to have seen more fighting mode options like a one on one battle. The game is limited to a team of three tag battle.

The Bottom Line
You select a team of three fighters. Each fighter has three attributes that can be selected for when you call them out to assist you in a fight. There are characters from the Marvel comic universe such as Spiderman, The Hulk and X-Men such as Cyclops, Wolverine, Storm and more. Characters from the Capcom universe include fighters from the Street Fighter Series such as Ryu, Guile, Chun Li and other Capcom games like Megaman, Jill Valentine from Resident Evil and more. You can combine fighters from Marvel and Capcom on one team.