Marvel vs Capcom (DC) Reviews

Originally released in the arcades, then on the Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn, the latter in Japan only, Marvel Vs. Capcom was released worldwide to coincide with the release of Sega's Dreamcast console, and would kick start what would prove to be a beautiful partnership between Capcom and Sega on the little white box. The game is ...  Read the complete review

Capcom's now famous crossover Vs series began in about 1996 with the release of X-Men Vs Street Fighter. After that came Marvel Super Heroes Vs Street Fighter which didn't seem to go over too ...  Read the complete review

Even though this game has been out for years now, i still think its one of the best fighting games ever made. After being in the arcades for so many years they decided to take it out on a few consoles. I have it for both the Dreamcast and the Playstation. Theres loads of characters to choose from such as the Hulk, Captain America and ...  Read the complete review

In true 'what if?' tradition, Marvel Vs Capcom pits cartoon superheroes against videogame stars. Of Capcom's three 2D-based fighting game franchises, their Marvel tie-ins have always occupied a middle ground. Compared to the tight, focused combat common to the Street Fighter games, they're a mite outlandish. But next to ...  Read the complete review

We've just purchased this game today for our Dreamcast. It's a brilliant game, and the graphics are amazimg. It looks and sounds just like you're at the arcades. One of the bonus of having this game, is also the hidden characters which come and help you throughout the game i.e. Arthur, Ice Man, and Storm - thats the ...  Read the complete review

Capcom is the only comapny now which is holding on to making 2D fighting games, there was a time when there was 2D fighting madness by all the major comapnies, even the simpsons ended up on arcade as a fighting game. But now only one company remains Capcom (their was SNK but they are now leaving this world, sniff sniff sniff, ah never forget ...  Read the complete review

Capcom is the only comapny now which is holding on to making 2D fighting games, there was a time when there was 2D fighting madness by all the major comapnies, even the simpsons ended up on arcade as a fighting game. But now only one company remains Capcom (their was SNK but they are now leaving this world, sniff sniff sniff, ah never forget my ...  Read the complete review

Capcom has always been associated with Street Fighter. With a character franchise to rival Disney, who can blame them for milking them to death. With more versions than a Microsoft product the characters need something better to do. Marvel Vs. Capcom is then a significant jump from what you would expect of a game with Ryu and all in it. ...  Read the complete review

There are 15 fighters to choose from spread across the Marvel/Capcom devide. On the Capcom side characters like Mega Man and Strider make their first appearance in a beat 'em up. Meanwhile, Marvel have enlisted the help of characters such as War Machine and Venom. Like the two previous tag-battle games, two characters are selected to be pitted ...  Read the complete review

You get to play one of 15 instantly recognisable characters from Capcom and Marvel. Some of which being Ryu from the street fighter and Spiderman. This will make the game appealing for fans of the series, and also it mixes different styles of beat 'em up's to create a unique gaming experience. This coupled with amazing graphics and ...  Read the complete review

Insane, mad, frenetic, quick as a flash. The game itself is embedded in oddness and perhaps more suited to the stranger member of society. The graphics, in all fairness, are arcade perfect, comparing favourably with Streetfighter Alpha3 but behind the quality set by Soul Caliber. The gameplay is adequate when compared to all other Dreamcast ...  Read the complete review

M vs. C is an excellent 2D fighting game, however, it lacks something that I can't quite put my finger on. Oh, Yeah...characters! Sure, you can play as all the legendary fighters like Ryu and Wolverine but after a while you run out of characters to master and team combinations. Don't get me wrong though this game is pretty sweet ...  Read the complete review

I love 2 fighters. Alpha 2 on Saturn was so great but this game was just not up to the same standard. The first problem was the sound, it was not always there, Ken often kicked someone and no sound appered. Also the speed did not seem up to the arcade version. All in all the Dreamcast version of the game is not as good ...  Read the complete review

Dont get me wrong I love fighting games like street fighter and mortal kombat. I rented Marval vs Capcom and i wasnt very impressed at all. This game is what all the rest are i didnt see anythign special about it besides each character has a special number of attackes and weapons but what is new. If your gonna buy a fighting game go for ...  Read the complete review

M vs. C is an excellent 2D fighting game, however, it lacks something that I can't quite put my finger on. Oh, Yeah...characters! Sure, you can play as all the legendary fighters like Ryu and Wolverine but after a while you run out of characters to master and team combinations. Don't get me wrong though this game is pretty sweet ...  Read the complete review