Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age Of Heroes
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Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is the sequel to the 2D fighting game Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes.
The game allows you to tag in all three players (instead of two, while the third is only used for special attacks, in the predecessor).
There are now up to 56 characters to use (most you have to unlock), including new characters like Jill Valentine from Resident Evil and Tron Bonn from Mega Man Legends.
Another new gameplay feature allows your teammates to come in during battle and give you a little health boost. This helps in lasting the distance in Survival mode, but they can also be hit by oncoming attacks from the enemy.
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- 마블 VS. 캡콤 2 - Korean spelling (Hangul)
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Average score: 82% (based on 66 ratings)
Players
Average score: 3.9 out of 5 (based on 145 ratings with 8 reviews)
The Good
One of the best in the genre.
The Bad
Dated graphics if that bothers you.
The Bottom Line
Awesome game, classic arcade fighter.
Dreamcast · by Sgtoster · 2024
The Good
the hyper combos
cool characters - all the classics are there
the mass selection of characters
the idea of earing points to buy secret characters
the vmu save - includes shop, level of expert, play time, trading characters by linking 2 vmu's
very well rendered and animated backgrounds
3 character tag team
The Bad
poor graphics - jagged characters like a ps1 game - even tho they are cartoons - id expect better
music - oh dear
the lack of addictiveness
the repetitiveness
The Bottom Line
good if your a follower of these games - buy it
if your looking for just a cool fighting game go for soul calibur - you will b amazed
theres just too little for this game to make it last a long time in your collection - i wouldnt waste my time id get sommat else
Dreamcast · by Lee Redfern (21) · 2001
Fun and flashy — the pinnacle of fighters
The Good
Really, there's one thing to like about Marvel: winning. Ain't nothing about this game to consol you if you come up second. All the action goes down in an upbeat, fun environment with jazzy music playing, but it's a deadly serious affair for competitive players. I'm a grizzled veteran myself but I still get butterflies going into a match. It may seem odd that I'd get so worked up over a mere videogame, but that's because it's so good.
The wonderful thing about Marvel is that there's so many widely disparate characters to choose from. Everyone can settle on a few personal favorites. Sentinel means serious business, being a gigantic robot that can utterly dominate the playing field when played judiciously. Cable just tosses grenades and shoots lasers at you, but god help you if a savvy player catches you in an air Hyper Viper Beam. He'll chain three of them and your character is dead.
But then there's another two characters on your team, so even after losing a man, you can still pull yourself together a mount a comeback. Miracles can and do happen in this game, and the feeling when you accomplish one is hard to match.
The Bad
For a time I was anxious about a sequel, but with its release on the 360, I can wait another decade if need be. This version is so complete, so expansive, so well-executed, that to hanker for a sequel is to take what we already have here for granted.
The Bottom Line
Pulse-pounding action that can be played strategically, frenetically, or a mix of both. A single hard-fought match can be a draining affair that can take hours to recover from fully. All-in-all, one of the best games ever made. If you have the passion to get good at it, of course.
Xbox 360 · by Chris Wright (85) · 2015
Trivia
1001 Video Games
Marvel vs. Capcom 2 appears in the book 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die by General Editor Tony Mott.
Cameos
Some of the Capcom roster of characters are taken from old or obscure Capcom games such as SonSon or Amingo (who is rumored to be from a canceled Capcom game), or from Japanese games never released anywhere else at the time of this game's original release (such as Jin). The only character that doesn't originate from any previous Capcom game, however, is Ruby Heart, the female pirate character who was created specifically for Marvel vs. Capcom 2.
Sales
According to publisher Capcom, the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 have sold 1.4 million copies worldwide since their initial release (as of September 30, 2018).
Xbox version
The Xbox release of this game was originally going to have online play. However, it was scrapped at the last minute.
Information also contributed by Alexander Michel
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Game added by Kartanym.
iPad, iPhone added by Sciere. PlayStation 3 added by Doppelgamer. Arcade added by The cranky hermit. Xbox 360 added by Ben K.
Additional contributors: SAGA_, Alexander Michel, CalaisianMindthief, Starbuck the Third, Rik Hideto, FatherJack.
Game added April 3, 2001. Last modified September 12, 2024.