Customer Reviews

Capcom Fighting Evolution

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This game goes perfect with my fighting collection. Great price and made by Capcom. The game is great.

this game is not exceptional in any way, and a major dissapointment in another. as a fighting game it is just that. as a fighting game from capcom it certainly is not. the characters are recycled from several titles through-out capcom's history. the sprites are also recycled making the look of the game seriously trucated. there is nothing new about this game, and even if you are a fan of fighting games there are other places to go. if you are a fan of the fiction that is capcom then that is the only reason to buy this game.

Honestly. If you're an old school fighting game fan than this should appeal to you. A bunch of old school Capcom franchises all mixed together. Plus you finally get to play as some of the Red Earth characters. Innovative? No. Awesome good time? Yes.

...they have done worse. Now, to get down to business, there are a majority of disappointments that fanboys of Capcom are only looking at. I am ,by the way, a huge fan of all 2d fighters ,so I am not biased towards one franchise or another. This game had a great idea of bringing past games together to form an "ultimate" game. Yes, they should have put much more characters in ,but the ones on there are suffice. The gameplay is almost like SNK vs. Capcom 2,which is my favorite fighter for xbox, so there is a plus. Graphics are good ,but there is always room for improvment. More gameplay options would have helped , and it being on xbox live is another plus. I am not really a optimist ,but you all need to chill out and look at the bright side.

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Is the 2D fighter dead? No, it is Capcoms Fighting Game Department that is dead. After well balanced and innovative games such as Marvel vs. Capcom, Street Fighter Alpha 3, 3rd Strike, and Capcom vs. SNK 2, Capcom has given us crap for years. This title is no different. It is a bunch of recycled sprites, mismatched systems, and poor hit detection.

Seriously, if you want to a fun, new, 2D fighter these days, play something by Arc Systems such as Guilty Gear or the Rumble Fish. Leave Capcom's trash alone until they stop recycling and give us something new.

The only good thing you can say about this game is that the fighting isn't broken. But then, that's because they could do it in their sleep. And that's just what they did. Zero effort into making this the real exhibition of the greatness of their fighting game series that it could have been. Four characters each from five different games (plus two boring new ones) is not even an adequate cross-section of the variety of play-styles these games fostered.
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You'll never find anyone to play this game online with, either.