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Marvel vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Thumbs 0
If you are anything like me, the ten months of following the news and announcements surrounding Marvel vs Capcom 3 were painful and anxiety inducing. Now it finally hits store shelves; no more Youtube previews and guides for a game you couldn't even touch. I managed to snag a copy of Marvel vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds and so far it's taking me for an epilepsy-bound ride. Let's get one thing straight, this is the third installment in a long going and famous crossover series with Marvel Comi...
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An Upgrade of Staggering Proportions 12
The next installment to the surprising hit fighting game, Blazblue: Calamity Trigger. Arc System Works has continued on the worthy successor to Guilty Gear with Blazblue: Continuum Shift and it delivers more than a 2-D fighter can. The core gameplay of CS (Continuum Shift) is straightforward in the sense of objective; KO your opponent. But CS, much like CT, won't make that very easy for anyone. Computer AI on higher difficulties will do their best to make short work of the inexperienced and pu...
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Visual and Musical Thrill. 0
Blazblue is a 2D fighter by Arc Systems who made their names with the Guilty Gear series. As a fighting game that tries something new, you get a fighting game that almost competes with the biggest in the past year. Visuals-The visuals in this game are certainly of a specific but predictable palate of high definition 2D sprites. Very smooth to look at and fits Blazblue's universe nicely. Yet this is something expected of Arc but the 3D rendered backgrounds makes a more livelier scene. Gameplay...
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