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.

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.

This really is a game that a few years ago seemed an impossible dream. A lot has changed since the last Marvel vs Capcom game – Marvel is now one of the most bankable licenses on the planet and Capcom is, well, still Capcom.

Decent trials to teach you to an intermediate level; Unique fighting system; Online Lobbies offer increased functionality than previously

Ugly UI and a lack of polish; Story mode is a bit lacklustre; Disappointing roster of characters

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

Eagerly awaited this next title in the MvC series, all that is missing is some x-men. But hey DLC can sort that out (after all, you know you love it you dirty, filthy rotters). Press punch, press kick, press that button that makes the screen go all bonkers, listen to Hulk bang on about smashing some...

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.

Those who haven't kept up with Infinite ‘s development might be shocked by how different it is compared to its predecessor Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 . The frantic three-on-three combat has been replaced with two-on-two battles (although the action is still very much fast-paced), and the core...

Great online options; Story mode is often hilarious; Infinity Stones add new strategy

Mission mode could be better; Despite great animations; characters models don't impress; Arcade mode boss isn't fun

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

I'm a big fan of both Capcom and marvel and was really looking forward to this game. But it was kind of a let down the roster of characters was underwhelming and the gameplay was not the best. I'd stick to the previous version which is hard to get hold of.

Capcom fighting games, I always seem to fall out with them, it's usually a poor online mode or connection issues but this game I just didn't like at all.