| 100 |
GamePro
With insane amounts of selectable characters and play options, what can possibly be done to top it?
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| 100 |
Daily Radar
The MOST FUN 2D fighter game of all time.
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| 100 |
Hot Games
Fast and furious action, great sound and gameplay -- it's the best 2D fighting game ever made.
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| 100 |
Games Radar UK (Pre-2006)
With over 40 characters taken from the Marvel comics and Capcom's past games, there's no shortage of variation either.
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| 100 |
Gaming Age
Of all the incarnations of the versus series, never before have I had so much fun, said "WHOA!" so many times per match, and been so frustrated as to which characters to pick.
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| 98 |
GamerWeb Sega
This is a title that rewards all comic book store jockeys and supplies unending gameplay for those aching for a fighter fix.
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| 94 |
AllDreamcast
It may not appeal to everyone due to it's highly "over-the-top" style, but it's all about fun, colors, fun, special effects, and more fun.
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| 93 |
IGN
So many characters to unlock, so many modes of play, so many variations in even versus play. Well done, Capcom.
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| 91 |
Da Gameboyz
With awesome graphics (save the low resolution characters), original music, gameplay refined to near perfection, and all the re-playability you can handle, this adds up to the best damn fighter that Capcom has put out yet, PERIOD.
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| 91 |
Antagonist
The controllers are, for me and apparently everybody else, the only real weakness of this game.
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| 91 |
Core Magazine
Granted, the horrible pseudo-jazz background music is the equivalent of forced aural sodomy, but the rest of the package is so well put together, a little forced aural sodomy sometimes seems a small price to pay.
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| 91 |
Dreamcast.net
Some thing I believe that keeps the masses away from 2-demensional fighters are the dated visuals, and Capcom has pulled through to provide us with a visually stunning fighter, which will surely top the charts.
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| 90 |
DC Swirl
The "Soul Calibur" of two-dimensional fighting games.
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| 90 |
Total Video Games
"Marvel vs. Capcom 2" has rekindled my excitement for Capcom's 2D fighting games, and will be causing my left thumb much more trauma in the coming months.
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| 88 |
Spank!
I love this game, and want to have its children.
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| 85 |
Planet Dreamcast
It's going to be a long time until Capcom, or anyone else, manages to top it.
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| 85 |
Game Fan
Far from being the most perfect fighting game, but it's close to being the most enjoyable one.
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| 84 |
GameSpot
Like its predecessor, it isn't the most balanced game in the world, but that doesn't keep it from being a great deal of fun.
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| 83 |
Game Revolution
Perhaps the crowning achievement of "Marvel vs. Capcom 2"'s is the game's ability to get around the Dreamcast controller's lack of six buttons.
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| 80 |
CNET Gamecenter
Showcasing incredible gameplay, fabulous animations and an unthinkable amount of playable characters, Marvel vs. Capcom 2 shows us why it's a good time to be a Dreamcast owner.
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| 80 |
CheckOut
If you've been searching for the ultimate 2D fighting game, your search may be over.
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| 80 |
Happy Puppy
Thankfully, Capcom, the king of coin-op fighters, seems to have few reservations about taking what are essentially change magnets and bringing them home intact for the low, low price of $49.99 (or roughly 100 plays).
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