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Udgivet: 2010-01-01, Forfatter: Ryan , anmeldelse af: gamespy.com
A true successor to Marvel vs. Capcom 2 -- except it's actually a good game.
Spotty online performance; arcade mode needs to be left to die.
Abstrakt: Visit Their WebsiteWhen I reviewed games for the New York Times I was very choosy. Some games I would tear open the moment they arrived, others received a cursory look at some screen shots before I dropped them into the “no” pile, where Capcom’s series...
Abstrakt: There’s a lot to experience here as the total package was intelligently crafted. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars is a glimpse at what the future holds for Capcom and utilizing the Nintendo Wii platform.
Abstrakt: There's never enough fighting games, especially on the Nintendo Wii and thankfully our friends at Capcom have created an extremely sturdy fighter that pits two legendary universes against each other in Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars. Broken ...
Diverse roster of characters, fast and fun combat, lots of bonus content and fan service on both sides
Wii Remote/nunchuk controls feel very awkward, many unfamiliar characters, fan favourite characters require unlocking
An outrageous, colourful and addictive brawler, Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom offers up a diverse cast of characters and more than enough bonus content to keep both Tatsunoko and Capcom die-hards satisfied...
Abstrakt: In April 2009 I did a review of Street Fighter 4. I managed to get my hands on Capcom’s latest fighter, Tatsunoko vs Capcom and I can already say its Street fighter 4 but faster, crazier and very Japanese. If you’re familiar with the VS series, you sh...
Yes it lacks the finesse of Street Fighter IV and Blazblue, but Tatsunoko nevertheless remains an astonishingly fun beat-em-up. Full of zany characters and over-the-top moves it’s a fantastic fighter that every Wii owner needs in their collection. 9...
