Testseek.com have collected 41 expert reviews of the Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Fate Of Two Worlds and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Fate Of Two Worlds.
February 2011
(84%)
41 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Ridiculously fun and addictive gameplay, Great Character Roster, Training and Mission Modes are great
Lack of the much-hyped story mode, No spectating in online lobbies
Where MvC 3 really shines is in its Character Roster. While the number of characters themselves has been reduced from MvC 2 – previously 56, now 32 plus 4 unlockable characters and more via DLC, there is plenty of variety on offer. And while the exclus...
Abstract: The most enjoyable beat-'em-up we've played in ages, with a superb roster of characters and considerable depth of tactics, particularly when it comes to team selection. The simple mode ensures the game is accessible to those with lesser joypad skills,...
Abstract: Name: Genre: Platform: Image Gallery: When Marvel vs. Capcom 2 exploded onto the Dreamcast console back in the year 2000 it was hailed as one of the greatest 2D fighters of its generation. Building on the early promise of the original arcade title, th...
Characters, not too inaccessible for beginners, online play
Not much, might be too excessively fast-paced for some
This is quite possibly the most enticing beat-em-up of this generation, just because it tries so hard to keep you dazzled with eye-candy and bombarded with comic-book brilliance...
MVC3 is a prime example of a developer managing to simplify their fighting game controls without ‘dumming’ them down. Whether you’re a serious fighting game aficionado, a Marvel fan or just feel like playing a great fun fighter MVC3 is well worth getti...
Abstract: Published February 14th 2011. Written by Ian Dickson. The moment Spiderman yelled ‘Albert!’ as he tagged in Wesker of Resident Evil fame, it was clear that Marvel vs Capcom 3 is the greatest bit of fan-service since Smash Brothers. The level of detail,...
Abstract: Before Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (MvC3) hit stores, the hype was pretty intense. Now that the game has hit the market, the game has definitely lived up to it's hype. From the open credits to the selection screen to gameplay, the user experience feels like yo...
Abstract: Some people just get fighting games, while others struggle to ever win. That’s why they have always been popular in arcades. Walk in and play a friend, maybe a stranger or two, have a good time and leave. But on a console, that experience is much more ...
Clean visuals, great character interaction, easy to pick up for newbies,
Online muliplayer lacks options, no specator mode in online mulitplayer
Capcom brings us the latest beat-em-up in the Marvel vs. Capcom series with Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds. The Marvel vs. Capcom series is well known for chaotic action and solid gameplay, featuring the most interesting characters of both c...
