MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics

These uncs must be stopped in this game bro I've queued with the same two people and they know like every character but I still enjoy this game despite losing all the time. PLEASE BRING JIN TO THE NEXT CAPCOM FIGHTING GAME HE'S SO COOL MAN, BLOOOOOOOODIAAAAA!!!

A enjoyable collection, with training modes and difficulty settings this collection gives extra tools to help you get better at Capcom fighting games. The Punisher is a classic 2D Beat 'em Up game. Though it a bit tricky to find a work around to play as Nick Fury.

No Dislikes at all. Whoever turns down Marvel Vs. Capcom Collection is no true fan of crossover fighting classics.

really fun, wish more people played this game im just now getting into..

Seven true retro legends are packed into this collection, offering an experience akin to fighting your way through a classic Marvel cartoon—albeit in pixelated form and featuring guest appearances by Capcom’s most famous faces. The roster of bosses includes legendary figures such as Kingpin, Onslaught, and Apocalypse. Since these are ports of the arcade versions, the difficulty is punishing—even on the lowest setting—as they were originally programmed to extract as many coins as possible from players wandering into arcades. Many of my matches were plagued by the infuriating phenomenon known as "input reading," and I had to retry countless battles with various team lineups, but I eventually managed to complete them all. (Abyss and Cyber-Akuma were perhaps the most brutal opponents.) My biggest issue, however, isn't the difficulty, but the fact that—for understandable reasons—none of the titles include the "boss modes" found in the old console versions; consequently, you cannot play as Onslaught or Apocalypse. (I didn't care much for Abyss, while Magneto, Doom, and Thanos are outliers, as they quickly became standard playable characters in the series.) It's a must-have title for Marv…

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