It's nothing like marvel vs capcom 2 or 3 with very limited character selection, only 2 on 2 style not 3 on 3 like the previous ones and they tried to be clever by implementing the infinity stones which was a big fail. Definitely wouldn't recommend this game.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

A surprise reveal at last year's PlayStation Experience , Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is a fighting game from Street Fighter and Resident Evil hitmaker, Capcom . Pitting characters from both the Marvel and Capcom universes in combat, it's a fresh take on the long-running series, whose last entry...

Accessible gameplay; Over the top combos

Nonsensical plot; Poor visuals; Levels aren't as detailed; Smaller character roster

Street Fighter may have the most esteemed legacy and tightest controls, Tekken may be the best at depicting close-up brawls, but few fi...

New combo system is basic; but responsive; Infinity Stones are a unique and useful mechanic

Fights are slower and toned down; Lackluster roster of fighters; Unappealing character models; particularly faces; Story mode doesn't justify its existence