He is also tough as nails so you better bring your A-game when you face him! You can also play vs mode, but the home ports on the Dreamcast and even the PlayStation do have other modes for you to enjoy. The end boss is Onslaught and he is pretty awesome. Brace For The Onslaught!Įach character has their own ending so you will probably want to beat the game with them all. You can switch between characters as you fight, so you have one getting a bit of health back as they rest. It is crazy to think we were all flipping out over the super moves in Super Street Fighter II Turbo just a few years before this. These are where you launch your opponent in the air and dish out some heavy-duty damage.Īs you have two characters, you can also do team attacks and these are amazing.
Much of the skill if you ask me revolves around being able to land massive air combos. However, there is a deep level of skill here too. You can button mash your way through this game and have a fun time doing so. This is much flashier and dare I say, easier to get into. Marvel vs Capcom Clash of Superheroes does not play like your typical Street Fighter game that is for sure. This roster is also stacked with a great selection of Marvel and Capcom favorites. For example, Strider, Mega Man, and Captain Commando! Before each fight, you are assigned a random assist character that will help you out. However, other Capcom franchises were used as well. It still featured some Street Fighter characters in Ryu, Chun-Li, and Zangief. It was the Capcom side that was most interesting this time around. You have many heavyweights on the Marvel side such as Spider-Man, Wolverine, Hulk, Captain America, and Venom. You have a selection of 15 characters which at the time was fine, but by today’s standards is very limited. The “gimmick” of Marvel vs Capcom Clash of Superheroes is that you do not just pick one character, you need to pick two.
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