In terms of visual presentation, you'll find options to switch your characters' graphics to one of three settings: classic, crisp, and smooth.
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The PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game will also have some other new options. Get ready for aerial juggle attacks and superheroes fighting martial artists.
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The game's multiplayer options include offline one-on-one local matches, plus two online match types, scoreboard and friendly, which are ranked and unranked matches, respectively. Playing the game in single-player will let you tackle the Arcade mode, hone your skills in the Training mode, and test your fighting prowess in the Score Attack mode.
The PS3 version seems faithful to the Dreamcast version and offers the same array of modes, with the welcome addition of online multiplayer. It also switched format to a three-on-three tag-team system and pared down the standard six-button layout to four attack buttons, with the remaining two buttons being used to call in your teammates for tag-in "assist" attacks. From a gameplay standpoint, the game also featured some heavy tweaks to the Versus series' fighting system. And though MVC2 used 2D sprites for its characters, the game was also the only Capcom fighter to feature fully 3D backgrounds and effects, courtesy of NAOMI. The game was the last in Capcom's "Versus" series, which pitted the publisher's various game characters against Marvel characters, such as the X-Men. If you're unfamiliar with MVC2, here's a quick primer: The game features the largest roster of fighters assembled in a Capcom game, a staggering 56 in total, divided between Marvel comic characters and characters from various Capcom games. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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