Tatsunoko vs Capcom
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Really guys?! No one is excited about this or getting this?!?! I thought we were gamers! This is a damn awesome title I had the great fortune to play on a friend's modded Wii (the Japanese release). I am really surprised it came stateside but super happy it did. Where is all the love?!
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when I sell my kidney for extra cash (damn you economy for keeping me unemployed and not giving me a job so I can earn moneyz! ) I will pick up a copy of this!
Game play looks fun very marvel versus capcom feel to it
If they do PBS Childrens shows vs. Disney Childrens shows though, I'm game....
I dunno, I'm not a huge fighter player but I remember SNK vs. Capcom playing alot differently than Marvel vs. Capcom. I didn't like all the floaty arial combat of MvC, I prefered SvC it felt like there was alot more weight to the characters... and it seemed a bit more brutal but that could be the fact that I played Evil Iori who has alot of in your face slams that look brutal.
Well, MvC2 was a very broken fighting game. Entertaining, but not exactly a very technical game. Capcom vs SNK 2 was a much more balanced and technical fighter. The various grooves you can select had a big impact on how you played. You could play Iori one way and then have to play him completely different depending on which groove you selected. Then there was the whole roll canceling thing. I probably prefer that game to Third Strike actually.
What do you mean 'these'? There hasn't been a game released in the VS series for many years...(unless you count the re-release of MvC2 on XBLA and PSN)
Yeah there's definitely places for both types of fighting games. I might have to check it out eventually.
You don't do a quarter circle to do fireball. you just press down and punch.
No Z motion for Dragon punch, you just press forward and punch.
It's lame, and I wouldn't recommend it.
This isnt true, afaik. It's an optional 'automatic' control scheme, just like in mvc. Traditional inputs are still there, and should be used if you want to deal serious damage with combos/cancels.
shut up dont judge me
(still prefer 3rd strike but its a fun change and something "new" people will play versus me brining out 3rd strike every time I have friends over...or sf4...or smashbrothers....or original MVC2..)
you obviously didn't play marvel VS capcom
they both reference SF2 and third strike for their 'sprite behaviour',
But SF4 interpolates everything and makes motion look rubbery and very off-balance, while TvC is not affraid of pop-through frames jumping in, making for a much snappier look and feel!!
If you look at chunlis super in both SF4 and TvC you'll notice that the move is the same (based on the 3Strike super) but TvCs looks much more dynamic. Also the camera is much more stable/less nauseous in TvC in my opinion.
Bybye SF4!
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"SNes era" lawlz
"But SF4 interpolates everything and make motion look rubbery and very off-balance, while TvC is not affraid of pop-through frames jumping in, making for a much snappier look and feel!!"
I think you hit it right on the head here.
excited! (for the exhibition of ryu, not the half broken combo)
modified sf3 moveset oh man. Wish i had a wii.
Although some of those vids make me want to give it a whirl more and more.
I barley use my wii enough to really know how to go about that
did a few quick net plays
a bit of lag but not bad, I cant really do crazy combos yet and some of my moves have a "slight" delay but other then that my zero /cashreen seem like a good team as well as zero/alex
still trying to find my all star 2ndary character (I love frank west but his move set is a bit unpredictable damn falling zombies and crap and megaman volnuts move set are backwards with the constant weapon switch instead of firing his weapon..)
I might have to get a copy of TvsC just to see a modern interpretation in action in a fighting game.
I was just watching the gf playing it though so I'm surely no expert, aside from a few stand outs (GGX2, original SF2, SmashBros) I dont really play fighting games much.