Does this answer your question??strangeotron said:
Most fighting games are worth the 60$, mainly due to their replayability. MvC2 has been played nonstop for the past 10 years now, and Capcom has been trying to make it so that this game will last just as long.Nautical Honors Society said:
Hmm that does sound worth it.Durxom said:
certainly, fighting games are very deep affairs, and the really good ones (which marvel is shaping up to be) have almost UNLIMITED replayability. the important thing to remember is that you want to be playing against other people, because thats where fighting games really shine: competitive play. pick characters you like and learn their combos and nuances, then see how you compare to others. fighting games open the door to a whole community of like minded people, i can say personally that ive met a whole bunch of folks that i would never have met if i dident play competitively in games like soul caliber 4 and street fighter 4 (both worth checking out if you decide you like fighting games btw, and their dirt cheap nowadays, sc4 in particular).Nautical Honors Society said:
Lol why the hell is that song in the MvC3.Durxom said:
You think balance is the onl;y thing that matters? Marvel 2 has a number of high tier characters bigger then any other fighting game, there is hardly a lack of variety. The game's hectic 3 vs 3 design has gone unreplicated and the community around Marvel 2 is still huge. If you want an example of a very recent match that shows the hype and skill portrayed by the marvel 2 community search for The Final Chapter Neo vs Clockw0rk money match.Phoenixmgs said:
From what I've heard they are all being toned down slightly.-Zen- said:
Durxom said:
Good on you man, I played MvC2 for years and I'm still not great at it, I'm okay, but not online player material. My friends and I play it on my 360 a lot as I had to get it again! As long as you have fun, that's all that matters, but who knows, maybe we can master this one?SalamanderJoe said:
I doubt they spent all that much time on it, don't worry.strangeotron said:
because it was one of the biggest fighting games ever, its a blast to play (seriously its ridiculously fun), its packed full of iconic characters and the new game looks insane. marvel is all about hype!Phoenixmgs said:
There is a lack of variety when only like 6 characters are actually good. The game is also broken with infinites and whatnot. Just because a bunch of people still play a broken and unbalanced game doesn't make it good. If there was a large community for Bloody Roar still around now, it wouldn't prove that the game is awesome, it just would prove people are still playing it. Popularity has no relation to quality; if it did, then the horrible Transformers movies would've won Oscars.Halo Fanboy said:
There are more like 16 characters that are tournament viable and infinites don't hurt the game in the slightest. You might kill one character with an infinite or maybe sometimes two if the opponet did a bad assist but that's not much different from any other game where combo's take off 50 percent on a good hit. And in a strong competetive community you can bet that a game won't last ten years if their isn't a rich competetive aspect to master. It's not the random will of the God's that a game maintains a highly sophisticated competetive community, It's the reason Go has been around for so long.Phoenixmgs said:
Thanks man! I think i may order this now, do you think it will live up to the hype?Wolfpocalypse said:
