Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite - PlayStation 4

Great came. Fight combos are great. Story mode is very interesting.

this game is great to have friends over for competition.

Yes, that's right Is some of Marvel versus Capcom The game is missing all of the X men characters This will be the equivalent of the Cavaliers playing the Spurs and LeBron James not playing. The game also goes from 3 on 3 to 2 on 2 gameplay versus the previous version. Which game is taken away X-factor and Now has several stones called Infinity stones which shift the balance of the match depending on which one you get. Is the game fun yes.Is it easy to play yes. Is it a competitive fighter no Because there are too many characters that are cheap. Because of the deeper roster and lower price I would recommend UMVC3 instead at least until this drops in price or releases an Ultimate MVC Infinite.

Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite is the latest fighting game in a long-running series from Capcom. Featuring a roster of fighters from the popular video game developer and the celebrated comic publisher, MvC:I seeks to reclaim the glory of past iterations. Unfortunately, the resulting product falls a bit short of its lofty aspirations. I purchased Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite to play with my nephew, who loved the limited demo that Capcom made available over the summer. He loves the game and its mash-up of characters like Spider-man, Hulk, Thor, Mega Man, Ryu, and Dante. The game ships with a base roster of 30 characters, but there are several notable omissions from both sides (Capcom and Marvel). There are already six additional characters confirmed as paid downloadable content, with more rumored to be on the way. The roster is decent, but I really miss many characters that appeared in previous games, such as Captain Commando, Jin Saotome, Akuma, Doctor Doom, Wolverine, and Deadpool. The game's presentation leaves a bit to be desired. The graphics aren't awful, but they aren't as good as other fighters on the market (Injustice 2). Some of the characters are incredibly bland compared to others on the very same roster. The DLC characters look great from what I've seen, but you have to pay extra to use those (they are free to those who purchase the Deluxe Edition). Where the game really shines is in its gameplay. Capcom has crafted another great fighting game and really refined the system to make the two-on-two gameplay feel deep, but also accessible. The addition of the Infinity Stones/Gems is notable, as it adds a great mechanic to the game while replacing a third or assist character. I've seen many a match turn on the proper use of the Infinity Stones. The only negative to the gameplay is that I would have liked to have seen the addition of a mode allowing two players to fight on the same team against the computer. This was present back in 1999 with Marvel vs Capcom on the Sega Dreamcast! Overall, Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is a decent game. It could have been so much more. I would recommend caution when buying this game, especially in its current state. Maybe we'll see an "ultimate" edition down the road.

At first, I thought this game was gonna suck but it's actually not that bad despite the graphical design. Gameplay-wise, it's much better than what Capcom had done with Street Fighter V and has better netcode as well. Despite the questionable roster, reducing the teams from 3 to 2 is a good move along with making the Infinity Gems a good mechanic compared to the Gems from Street Fighter X Tekken.

Really enjoy the gameplay aspects of this game, however it shows some faults in visuals and lacking character roster. Overall I am still enjoying the game, as it pays very similar to prior games, and is even easier for new players to pick up and play

The character designs seem lazy and overall a rather clunky fighting game. Good fun if you want to play with some of your favorite Marvel/Capcom characters for a bit though.

I find this game a bit more friendly to newcomers, but also deep for long time fans of the series. The art style is...weird as it tries to go the realistic route. That's likely due to this following the Marvel Cinematic Universe characters, which means there are no X-Men or Deadpool - very strange for there to be no Wolverine. Overall, try the demo, or potentially consider waiting for the Ultimate version with more DLC characters, or buy it if you're a fan of the series.