Marvel Vs Capcom Infinite comes after the utter disappointment that was Street Fighter V , so I was hoping we would not get the same with the new game, but it seems that Capcom have become very lazy, as of late, with their fighting franchises.

Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 has an insanely dedicated fan base. Even when the game was denied any patches about a year after launch, which followed with the game being pulled from all the digital stores, along with its DLC at the end of 2013 – because Disney, who bought Marvel back in 2009, decided...

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Marvel and Capcom have spent decades partnering up to bring Marvel characters into a fighting game. Marvel vs. Capcom titles in particular are fondly remembered among those gaming in arcades during the late 90's, and the series usually has one of the more ridiculous looking tournaments during...

Still a very good Capcom fighting game that's accessible; Infinity Stones liven up the 2v2 combat; Decent use of Marvel IP; Online; at least for the time being; runs well

Capcom roster lacking oomph, Story mode is utter rubbish, Plays it far too safe for Marvel vs; Capcom

The real accomplishment of Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite is that it's able to make a schmo like me feel as if I'm pulling off the same jaw-dropping feats of combo ingenuity as those experts.