While I don't normally consider myself a fighting game player I certainly can't pass up a chance to play anything that involves Megaman X, Zero and Dante just to name a few. Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite has done a great job of giving us a fun and fast paced fighter using some of their most beloved...

Positives + Easy combat system + Very appealing stages

Negatives; Short story mode; Some characters didn't seem to fit

One of the age-long questions in life is whether you are a DC or a Marvel Comics fanboy. For this reviewer, I've been a Marvel fanatic all my life, but in the video-game space, it's hard to argue their latest collaboration with Capcom does the license justice, as either a fighting game or even an...

Buy Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite The good news is that Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite actually plays very well, on- or offline. The bad news is, well, almost everything else. Infinite has had a rough road to release. Despite being janky and somewhat broken, Marvel vs.

The greatest favor players diving into Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite can do for themselves is to forget that everything between X-Men vs. Street Fighter and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 ever happened. In general, the game is inferior to all five titles in Capcom's Vs.

Video games and comic books are bursting with larger-than-life characters. These fictional heroes are so dynamic that most fans dream about the epic throwdowns that might ensue if these titans ever meet. Games like Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite brilliantly tap into that geeky dream.

Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite may have some visual flaws, but its's gameplay is so strong that its not too hard to overlook them.

Yet another Civil War

Accessible for everyone; Deep and flowing combo system; Use Infinity Stones during fights

Loading screens break the flow of story mode; Characters don't look quite right

Despite the hate online, Infinite is a great fighter.

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is the franchise's ugly duckling.

Not as fun nor interesting as the previous MvC games, but still entertaining. The story mode is mostly cliche and predictable. There is a decent arcade mode with adjustable difficulty levels along with a local vs and player vs comp modes. There is mission/ tutorial and practice modes too.