When Marvel Entertainment and Capcom ended their partnership after Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 , the fighting game world didn't know if the two titans would ever fight again. Turns out the will of the people is strong enough to mend a broken business deal, and Marvel vs Capcom Infinite has risen...

Varied roster of unique characters; Active Switching changes the game; Infinity Stones enhance strategy and team-building; Story keeps you interested

Auto Combo/Easy Hyper are easily abused; Roster needs some filling out through DLC

Deep extremely fun fighting engine that allows for a lot of creativity, it really is a blast to play which I was quite suprised about. Outside of that the game is quite ugly from the character models to the U.I. and a slightly weak roster.

When I was a kid I remember having a bunch of action figures from different TV shows and games. I'd play with them altogether and concoct crazy storylines that made no sense to their respective origins – at one point I think I had Batman teaming up with Goku to take down Leonardo the Ninja Turtle.

Huge fan of the series, but man this one was terrible and left a bitter taste in my mouth. This was done quite poorly and you're better off with the older installments. Hate giving out bad reviews but this was bad.

Marvel vs. Capcom has always been a strange beast. The mix of Capcom and Marvel characters has always been chaotic and complex, but still, a blast to play. While I don't have the PHD required to play Marvel vs. Capcom 3 to its full potential, however, I still continue to love the game.

Enjoyable gameplay; Welcoming to beginners

Awful presentation; Weak roster; Pointless story

I bought this a week ago, and begin to like it. It's fast paced, and has a decent amount of characters. The only problem is the dumbed down combo system. With automatic combos, someone who's never played before can beat someone with more time by simply smashing buttons.

Many people would be happy with any sort of revival of Marvel vs Capcom, considering how dead the franchise seemed after UMvC3 came and went. But playing and thinking about Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite, one can't help but wonder about what it could have been.

Marvel's superheroes (or at least some of them) take on Capcom's video game heroes in the latest fighting game crossover.

Fun, fast-paced fighting gameplay that's accessible for newcomers and has plenty of depth for veterans; Very well designed move-sets; Good range of game modes and training options

Uninspired line-up of characters is very disappointing; Bland visuals and a general lack of panache to the presentation

All sorts of rumours and claims cropped up before and after the release of Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite , suggesting a short development time and tiny budget resulting in the end product that was put out last month.

The opening moments of Marvel vs Capcom Infinite 's story mode are perhaps the worst opening of any videogame story around, and seemingly confirm the sort of fears and cynicism that's surrounded the game's promotional build up.