Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite Deluxe Edition - Xbox One

Ok, let's start with graphics. They aren't pretty. It's clear the character design is meant to promote movie versions of characters here, which is dumb because people buying this game would rather see the comic representation and 2D hand drawn beauty that made this series famous. Menus are bland garbage as well, if you are the type that cares about presentation (I do). But after that, it's all good. The controls are fantastic and the mechanics are sound. The 2v2 change from 3v3 is fine and the ability to tag in and out during combos adds a new layer to the strategy. The infinity stones can be an added boost affecting different areas of your preference. Overall, still a lot of fun despite the more bland look compared to previous entries. That being said, if you are an offline fighter, Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 remastered for XBO or PS4 is the better game.

This game is really great. This game comes in a special edition cover box, it also comes with the Season Pass where future characters and dlc that comes out is already paid for and just needs to be downloaded. Now the game is graphics are amazing, the game characters and move sets are really easy to use. And it is really easy to learn the move sets, I suggest if you are a new comer to try out the training mode where you will learn the basics and learn how to play and how to activate the inifinity stone that you equip to your character during the battle mode and also you get to learn how to do your special. And as for the campaign it is really interesting I like the story and it keeps the player wanting more.

Got this for my two boys, we love playing it. Challenging yet it has options to make it easier for younger kids. It is rated T, but after playing it myself first, I deemed it appropriate for my 7 year olds. We have NOT played the store mode nor do we, so I can't comment on the content of that mode. However, for just playing VS mode against each other, outside it being a fighting game, there is nothing overly violent or graphic about the game. They stick to the Marvel characters anyway.

Never owned 1 or 2 so I cant compare between them but this part is lackluster to say the least. The story mode is actually ok but some of the graphics are overly huge almost cartoony and the character selection is minimal considering it involves characters from two universes basically. Parts 1 and 2 were better from what I hear. 2/5 stars.

Disclaimer: This is no MvC2. Or MvC3. The art style is weird (everyone looks like they ate a truck of steroids prior to coming to work). The story is quite cheesy and laughable. And the combat will push some veterans away (your attacks need to be more precise this time; no more button mashing!). No difficulty selection either. That being said, it is still a fun game and stays semi-true to the shell of the series.

Ok this is the new entry for the modern consoles and even though it is missing a lot of the classic x men crew this game has new characters which come from the Disney MCU universe are really fun to use. As an older veteran to the series I was shocked at first but I can honestly say that my kids who are new they really enjoy and play it a lot.I bought all of the DLC and it keeps my kids happy.

The game is technically very fun to play with well tuned fighters, but it's also really bare bones when it comes to features and unlocks. The story mode is a repetitious and unrewarding slog you won't want to play through twice. Which really just leaves the online play, so if you like the competitive scene exclusively this game is for you.

Huge MvC fan- MvC2 set the standard. The gameplay in this one is great but its pretty bare bones. Capcom shouldve took some tips from Injustice 2- if MvC: Infinite had the customization of that game than itd be close to perfect. Good game but a huge missed opportunity and couldve been so so much more.