When it comes to fighting games the Wii doesn't seem to be the ideal system to play due to its funky controller. In Tatsunoko vs Capcom we however have proof that the concept of having a hardcore fighter on Nintendo's machine isn't as crazy as it initially sounds. This game is a 2D fighter akin to Streetfighter 2 which was huge back in the sixteen bit days. The genre however died out somewhat during the transition to 3D with titles like Virtua Fighter and Tekken taking over. I've always been more of a 2D fighting man myself so it is good to see that these games are back in fashion after the success of Streetfighter 4. The reason this game works is because it ...  Read the complete review

Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Altimate All-Stars In 2008 Capcom released (developed by Eighting) Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes, the idea was a cross over beat 'em up in the image of Marvel vs. Capcom/ Capcom vs. SNK/ Capcom vs. whatever blew their skirt up at the time. At the time of release many people believed that the game would never see the light of day outside of Japan, forgetting the fact that most people in the West don't know what or Who Tatsunoko is there was the legal nightmare of property rights for Tatsunoko's characters outside of Japan. Well in 2010 Capcom proved those fears wrong with the release of Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Altimate ...  Read the complete review

I've always been a fan of the fighting game genre but often times found I got discouraged by the unfriendly controls and didn't put enough time and effort into mastering the controls so my skills were pathetic in higher difficulty modes or against other players. Tatsunoko vs Capcom changes all that. It merges the complex aspects of a fast paced Japanese fighting game that will appeal to hardcore gamers but also the easy control scheme of a game like DBZ Budokai Tenkaichi. Basically people of any skill level can jump right into this game and pull off wicked combos with very little effort. You can really learn quickly here which is why I think this is a great ...  Read the complete review