I was keen to give this a go, I mean how great, Street Fighter and Tekken all in one game. I wasn't sure which games mechanics they were going to use as it turns out they've gone a whole different way, the fighting mechanics of neither great games instead a new, messy, poorly constructed one.

There are two visions of how to live. The first believes in creating, uplifting, edifying, helping, and making things better. The second believes in fighting, death, destruction, tearing things down, and making things worse. Can you guess which one of these systems Street Fighter X Tekken follows?

Not a great game, Just like Street Fighter 4. Was hoping that it was more like Tekken. Not to mention the Glitchy nature of the disc I got.

The Blast Factor: For all that it does wrong, Street Fighter X Tekken is still a lot of fun to play with some buddies on the couch and spend an afternoon duking it out. The engine may be starting to show it's age, but it still works well when it needs to, and it still knows just what it's fans want.

What pits M. Bison's Shadaloo organization and the Mishima Zaibatsu of Tekken fame against one another? In generic fashion, the "Pandora Cube," a powerful mysterious artifact, has crashed on Earth. Both sides vie for ownership and the power that comes with it.

Vivid; detailed roster; Tons of content; Frenetic fighting action

Unbalanced gem system; Lazy story

Amazing game to play, fighting between Street fighter star vs taken stars, best control best graphics

Late in 2001, DC Comics teamed up with Stan Lee, the legendary co-creator of such Marvel heroes as Spider-man , The Incredible Hulk and Captain America to do a series of comics where Lee created his own version of the famed DC heroes. The "Just Imagine..

Dropping the overall down a point from the original because of certain issues about the way the DLC was presented. At a price tag of $20, and considering a lot of people bought the game full price day one, that brings the game to a price tag of $80, not including other DLC that's offered.

How can anybody disapprove of crossovers? There are plenty of classic crossovers that have the nerd in me frothing at the bit: Frankenstein v Dracula , Monsters v Aliens , X-Men v Avengers and Alien v Predator . OK, maybe not Alien v Predator , but the formula still stands.

Crossovers are without a doubt the cherry on the cake for many fans. While it may never be canon, or work out quite the way we wished, there's no question that we love crossovers.

Impressive and stylish visuals; Intuitive fighting system (that's surprisingly deep; Tekken fighters are superbly recreated

What story; Online shenanigans; Disc-locked content (the other kind of DLC; A little light on features