Revisting A Classic – Marvel vs Capcom 2

nobody — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 11:11:25 +0000

Almost all fans of arcade fighters have at some point played Marvel vs Capcom 2, or atleast heard of, over nearly a decade of it being in existence. I, myself, have been playing it on the old school machines since elementary school. So, suffice to say Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is probably one of my fave 2d fighters of all time. During its lifetime, the game moved over to consoles, starting from the Dreamcast and porting its way over to PS2 and XBOX. Now, its once again moved to the PS3 and X36, this time with revamped graphics and online play. I finally got a hold of it last week on the day it was released on PS3. (Crummy MS paid off Capcom to bump up their release a week earlier, grrr). So, first time playing it and it feels the same as it always did … apart from a redesign of the menus. I was a bit disappointed that all 52 characters were unlocked from the start. Originally, you would start with 20 and would have to purchase them from the ‘shop’ by accumulating points. The game itself looked better than ever. First off, the display had be extended from 4:3 to 16:9 and the sprites, while not considered ‘HD’, looked crisp and refreshed . Course you can always revert back to classic settings, but the sorta-pixilated retro look didn’t seem to appeal to me anymore.

Watch the Marvel vs Capcom 2 Trailer

After finishing arcade mode a couple times, jumped online to vs other people. Found a bunch on … except no one withing my region. So I had to settle for an American who had 250ish ping. Surprisingly, the lagg wasn’t noticeable. On occasion it would glitch a bit, but I had expected far worse. Too bad that damn american kept porjectile + assist spamming and eventually guard breaking me to a slow and lousy death. He later messages me saying “srry for acting PSSY, but i want to get the gold trophy” (-.-). Anyway, sick of Americans and their ideals, I moved to Jap and vs this guy who absolulely slaughtered/butched/massacred the living shit out of me and I had only managed to hit him ONCE, while he combo-ed my ass with magneto. *sigh* Lesson learnt, don’t play with Japs .. Despite the 0 – 2 loss, I am still keen on playing online, hopefully find an opponent who isn’t too good or isn’t cheap. So, here is the wrap …. It’s a classic. MvC2 remains a faithful port of the original, which you can’t complain. But maybe next time they port it, they should fix up the glitches and those infinite combos that seem to break the game. If you have no idea what I’m mean, I’ll leave you with this video. MvC2 Exploits

PSP GO! revealed on Qore

nobody — Sun, 31 May 2009 02:23:30 +0000

PSP GO!

We all heard rumors of a new PSP in the works and that Sony was to announce it at E3′s press conference (June 2). But this weeks issue of Qore, an online magazine for PS3, has revealed the new PSP, including images (see top) and a few details, which include: a sliding screen, no UMD, 16GB internal memory, expandable memory slot, and bluetooth (No dual analog sticks, sorry). On top of all that, Qore has also confirmed an allstar game line-up accompanying the release of PSP GO! with popular franchises like Metal Gear Solid, Jax and Daxter and Little Big Planet. This is just a glimpse of what to expect, we’ll have to see if the PSP GO! has more to offer.

You can watch it all HERE! (Sorry about the sound quality, doubt the video will stay long anyway due to copyright issues)

RUMOR: Shortly after, images of the PSP GO! boxart have somehow leaked on to the net … alongside with boxarts of PS3 Slim.

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Revisting A Classic – Marvel vs Capcom 2

PSP GO! revealed on Qore