Conclusion: As much as I enjoy this game—I can see myself battling against friends for months to come—I can still think of numerous ways to make it even better for the sequel.
Excerpt: The visuals of recent Capcom fighting games are always a strange mixture of good and bad. While the character sprites are usually old, recycled, and horrible to look at,...
Summary: Capcom Fighting Evolution would seem to be a can't miss proposition on paper. Take two dozen characters from some of Capcom's legendary series and put them together in a...
Excerpt: The visuals of recent Capcom fighting games are always a strange mixture of good and bad. While the character sprites are usually old, recycled, and horrible to look at,...
Conclusion: I could think of about 30 good Capcom fighters who could have been included in this game. Imaging coming across a really great bottle of wine with a excellent vintage but...
Summary: This one's for the hardcore players, kiddies. It's a perfect multiplayer game (especially if you have a hardcore fighting stick or two), but the casual fighting game fan...
Conclusion: Five years ago, Capcom Fighting Evolution probably would have been a great game. It does a decent job of throwing together a bunch of different characters into the mix,...
Pros: Old 2D sprites still look good, for the most part, Responsive controls, New background graphics and endings.
Cons: Very few modes of play, Chances are you've played all this before.
Summary: It's clearly best suited for hardcore fans of Capcom's fighting games, who might enjoy exploring some of the nuances here, but probably won't find much reason to keep
Pros: Old 2D sprites still look good, for the most part, Responsive controls, New background graphics and endings.
Cons: Very few modes of play, Chances are you've played all this before.