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Review: Marvel vs. Capcom 3

It did not take long for Capcom in make an expansion for the Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds. Not yet one year later than its release last February, the developer has now released it back in a new pack the following update which makes it quite worthy to be called the Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3. A decision that it was considered very fast to bring it more in the form of a new ​disc. In fact, several update releases of Street Fighter IV (for console) just still getting over distances of at least a year.

Marvel vs.. Capcom 3 in fact it already has a varied roster enough to satisfy at once busied player in mastering a number of characters available. However, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is now come to bring more content in addition to the roster. After 36 playable characters (38 plus with Jill and Shuma-Gorath is a character that the DLC from the previous development) with variations of each style of play, even this roster arrangement is getting crowded again thanks to the presence of 12 new playable characters. Obviously, 6 and 6 hero of Marvel heroes from Capcom was added in an amount equal to give the impression of a fair for both sides.

Here are a number of new playable hero can you find in the Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Doctor Strange (Marvel), Firebrand (Capcom), Frank West (Capcom), Ghost Rider (Marvel), Hawkeye (Marvel), Iron Fist (Marvel), Nemesis (Capcom), Nova (Marvel), Phoenix Wright ( Capcom), Rocket Raccoon (Marvel), Strider Hiryu (Capcom), and Vergil (Capcom). While Strider Hiryu is the only character who returned after being sidelined in the Marvel vs. Capcom 3, the rest of the characters are immigrants who are newly make their inaugural debut in the Marvel vs.Capcom this time.

Although some of the names above are not all included as a popular character from each camp, they still provide its own variation on the aspect of its gameplay. Some examples of which can be found from Doctor Strange and Hawkeye emphasize enough the projectile attacks are ranged in battle, Firebrand that emphasizes aerial as its main points, Iron Fist with a typical chi melee attacks, or Phoenix Wright who apparently brought in as a form of fan Capcom service for his fans. Especially for this one character, Phoenix Wright fighting patterns divide into three modes gradually to remind the original game itself: Investigation, Trial and Turnabout. It is enough to make Phoenix Wright as a more unique character among other characters.

While the new faces come up with a list that also provides a new move to learn, old faces did not escape from a change to give another impression in it. Something that would technically only be realized by the player who has been conversant with his favorite character. Characters that had been considered quite broken now been getting repairs to make it not be over-exploited as before, although this alone does not mean the Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is fully balanced, given the newly added Nemesis at times even this apparently did not escape from the attack (tentacle attack) which is pretty much on-abuse. Then, Sentinel and Phoenix as the characters that are considered overpowered from the previous development has also been getting nerf, while several other characters such as Wolverine or Magneto now has a new move as enhancements.

In addition to a number of buff and nerf to the characters, some of the mechanisms in-game overall technical value has also received significant tweaking. X-Factor which can now be done in the air to get a safe condition snap back after the turn of the character (now get a reduction in duration), ​modification team aerial combo that can reduce the Hyper Combo bar when done properly, a gain element Hyper Combo button-mashing to produce more damage, and so forth. For players who want to further explore the character, Mission Mode back into single player mode that can be found, with the addition of all modes that allow players to play as Galactus. As you may already know, Galactus previously could only be resisted as the final boss in Scenario Mode.

In addition to the other, there is also a new mode called Heroes & Heralds, who will come in the form of free DLC. In this mode, the player reportedly can customize the attributes by using the ability cards that act as a special power-ups.

In terms of graphics, development times even this still display the same quality without changing the alias with the previous game. Fans can still find 3D characters with a comic art style fighting in a 2D background filled with color and vibrant effects. The few minor differences from the aspect of the graphics are pretty obvious lies only from the menu, select the interface for the character, as well as a new opening sequence. In addition to the new opening, other differences also appeared in the form of some new stages are added. Not entirely a new thing, the stage was only be added to the varied perspectives of a number of existing stage. As with graphics, sound aspects still remain satisfactory overall.

Like fighting games in general, Marvel vs. Capcom 3 has been offered a lot of character to be studied as a charm, and 12 new hero went back into added value at this time. Gamers fighting the tendency to experiment with characters and new moves can definitely be a pleasure for those who enjoy it. Moreover with a number of reforms implemented technically. Although not so obvious as a valuable differentiator is important for some gamers, these points would have been deemed significant in the eyes of players who are used to exploit a number of advantages of the system.

Features online here went back to get a slight increase of the Spectator Mode that now allows up to six players to be able to come to see an online match in person. Different from before where other players can only see the bar meter that indicates health clashing until one runs out. In addition, the Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is also rumored to have helped increase the influence netcode to make connections online play more smoothly.