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Product Description
In Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, fill the shoes of legendary characters from both the Marvel and Capcom Universes -including massively popular characters such as Ryu, Wolverine, Iron Man, and Morrigan, as well as fan favorites such as Trish from Devil May Cry and the wise-cracking Deadpool. They all come to you battle in a living comic book art style powered by Capcom's MT Framework. Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 prepares to take the battle to all-new heights in a updated version of the original hit fighting game Marvel Vs. Capcom 3. With brand new iconic characters from the Marvel and Capcom universes - now with 48 characters on the disc - a refined fighting system and new modes, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 continues the Capcom fighting game legacy.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Marvel and Capcom universes collide once again in this Ultimate installment of the popular fighting franchise. With new fighters, epic new modes and rebalanced gameplay, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 asks only one question — are you ready for the Ultimate fighting experience?
Synopsis
Unleash incredible attacks on your enemies when you fight as one of the original 38 characters or as any of the 12 new legends, including Capcom's Strider and Firebrand and Marvel's Ghost Rider and Hawkeye. Jump right into the fray or take a lesson by watching in the new, fan-requested Spectator mode for the online experience. Eight new stages, extra surprises and more enhancements ensure Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 will be a fight you won't forget.
Key Features:
- Go to battle with the ultimate roster of 50 Capcom and Marvel heroes and villains, including every character from the original game and 12 new fighters
- Fight as Capcom's Strider and Firebrand, as well as Marvel's Ghost Rider and Hawkeye
- Explore eight new over-the-top stages that will put your fighting skills to the test
- Newly rebalanced gameplay provides more depth and accessibility for both newcomers and experienced gamers
- Enjoy new modes and enhancements, including the fan-requested Spectator mode during the online experience
- Go to battle with the ultimate roster of 50 Capcom and Marvel heroes and villains, including every character from the original game and 12 new fighters
- Fight as Capcom's Strider and Firebrand, as well as Marvel's Ghost Rider and Hawkeye
- Explore eight new over-the-top stages that will put your fighting skills to the test
- Newly rebalanced gameplay provides more depth and accessibility for both newcomers and experienced gamers
- Enjoy new modes and enhancements, including the fan-requested Spectator mode during the online experience
Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3
Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 Reviews
| 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:  Solid fun with a great roster, By = Fun: This review is from: Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 (Video Game) Despite what you (and me) may or may not think about Capcom's "double dipping" by releasing this so soon after the first MvC3, I'll just stick to how the game actually plays. Now there's a thought. This is a fantastic fighting game with a solid engine. On the surface, it appears to be rather "mashy" and "noob friendly" with things like X-Factor and combos that deal 70% damage. However, there is still a lot here for the fighting game vets to master. Make no mistake, button mashing in this game will get you slaughtered by an experienced player who has carefully developed his team and tactics. The roster is wildly original. There are many characters who I would never really expect to see in a fighting game like this in the first place. MODOK comes to mind...along with the return of Shuma-Gorath. In my opinion, this is great that Capcom decided to travel down the lesser known path. Heck, if it were up to the fans/players, I wouldn't be surprised if these games had... Read more 5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:  Very, very fun, By = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 (Video Game) Even though it hasn't been that long since Capcom released Marvel VS Capcom 3, here we are already with Ultimate Marvel VS Capcom 3; an update that gives us a handful of new fighters, new modes, and a more balanced fighting engine to boot. Essentially what Super Street Fighter IV is to Street Fighter IV, UMvC3 throws in some additional fighters like Ghost Rider, Phoenix Wright, Frank West, Nemesis, Doctor Strange, Nova, and more besides (plus the two downloadable content characters, Shuma Gorath and Jill Valentine). There's also the ability to play as Galactus in Arcade mode, some new special moves, backgrounds, and extras. The real star here besides the new fighter additions is that there have been some slight revamps to the fighting engine. Things just feel and play more balanced than they did the last time around (i.e., no more getting slaughtered everytime Phoenix turns into "Dark" Phoenix), even though the option between "Simple" and "Normal" controls still feels overly... Read more 10 of 15 people found the following review helpful: An excellent sequel to one of the greatest fighting games., = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 (Video Game) One of my favorite fighting games of all time is Marvel vs Capcom 2. I grew up playing it on the Dreamcast, spending hours trying out all of the characters and watching in wonder at its (at the time) incredibly smooth and flashy graphics. So I went in to this game with high expectations, doubting whether or not it could match my memories of its predecessor. This game lived not only lived up to those expectations, it blew me out of the water.Graphics: Amazing! Everything has a flashy, comic-book stylization which I've never seen in a game before. Everything is smooth, the colors are rich, and the effects really catch my eye. The Asgard stage at night is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen in a fighting game. The comic-book style of the characters kind of leaves them without as much detail as you would see in a game like Tekken 6 or Virtua Fighter 5, but this game was never trying to go for photorealism. They fit well with the whole graphical style. Sound: I... Read more |
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