Thread: Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds

Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worldscomes ten years after the previous episode in the saga of Capcom, andit takes full advantage of the basic philosophy: to offer more than afighting game more friendly to the masses not only with the help of apantheon of characters, Marvel superheroes, well known even outsidethe gaming world, but above all thanks to a more accessible gameplay.

The structure of the game does notpresent any surprises for those accustomed to this kind: there is thearcade mode in which once we have chosen our heroes face a series ofbattles until you get to the final battle, the chance to play againsta friend of ours in Versus locally and the best training mode tolearn all the moves and combos of various characters (also able tosimulate the delays entailed by different levels of lag online).



Missed the multiplayer mode, featuringa lobby where players can meet and organize more meetings. Besidesthis place is also the Mission mode, where each character on theroster are ten individual challenges to complete. They are sequencesof combos as more and more difficult: while you will be able tocomplete their first 4-5 of each character without sweating too much,the rest will imply a great deal 'and will require a fair amount oftrial and a good memory to remember all moves and combos (you getsequences of almost twenty) to be concatenated quickly, withouterrors or pauses.