Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes

« If you have a Wii and have complained at the lack of mainstream / hardcore games, look no further as Capcom has you covered with Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All Stars. TvC may be the most complete package available on Nintendo's console right now. »

« The fighting is simple enough for anyone to pick up and check out, whether they've played a Street Fighter game in the past decade, or are new to fighters in general. At the same time, there's enough options here to keep high level players interested and entertained, and a diverse enough roster of characters to keep the action from being mundane and boring. Tie that to a multiplayer system that works really well, with the occasional lag issues of course, and you've got what amounts to the best fighter on the Wii at this moment in time. »

« If you have only a Wii, Tatsunoko vs Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars is a must-buy. »

« Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars is one of the best titles in Wii's library. »

« Aside from these small issues, though, Tatsunoko’s one of the best you’re going to find as far as current fighting games go, and is without question the best available for the Wii. »

« A must-buy for fighting fans. Its balance, variety, accessibility, and depth are unmatched on the Wii, and it gives even fighters on other consoles a run for their money. »

« This is the spiritual successor to Marvel vs. Capcom 2, and you owe it to yourself to pick this one up—maybe it’ll influence more third parties to actually put some effort into the Wii. »

« A fantastic fighting game which appears basic at first but has a very deep technical side to it. »

« Realmente es un lujo tener este crossover con personajes capaz desconocidos, por lo menos en América Latina lo son, me refiero a la franquicia de Tatsunoko. Ojala no se pierda y se convierta de culto. »

« Excelente juego, lo tiene todo, diversidad de personajes, muy buen gameplay, cantidad impresionante de combos, buenos escenarios, el mejor juego de peleas para Wii, sin dudas. »

« Gloria bendita este juego, batallas excelentes y bien balanceado. Musica y escenas que enamoran. »

« It's not a conventional console choice for a fighter, but that's one of the many unique qualities about the exceptionally obscure Tatsunoko vs. Capcom -- you know, besides the cast of characters, many of which non-Japanese audiences won't find any familiarity with, and its visually colorful, stunning, and seizure inducing hyper combos, some of the best in the vs. series. It's an essential for anyone collecting for their Wii and Wii U collection, for simply being the odd one out of the bunch. Pros: A truly successful successor to the Capcom vs. series that's in its own league; the cast of characters, specifically Tatsunoko, are whacky, weird, and lovable all at once; excellent soundtrack; insane hyper combos. Cons: The Wii remote controls are a challenge in their own right; single-player value and online play don't support replay value; if the unconventional console choice and virtually unknown-outside-Japan Tatsunoko characters don't turn off casuals, the lack of English voiceovers might. »

« fun, easy to get into dificult to master street fighter alike arcade fighter with really nice visuals and tight controls, onpar with street fighter 4, but 20 or so arent very much and some characters are unknown or too weird...still Great »

« The shallow fighting game will be enjoyed by hardcore fans, but anyone else will be mystified by its sheer lackluster gameplay. There isn't enough content for a $40 pricetag, especially in the terms of characters. There is are three or so standard modes of "story" (there really isn't any, if you're wondering), arcade, and versus. They're all more or less decent, but get into the the gameplay and problems arise. Firstly, the two character swap out of place and useless. It's actually reallllly annoying, and can drag down any good match. The backdrops are poorly done and uncreative, just like the rest of the game. It's still fun... kinda... but the constant sticky controls, icky graphics, and lack of desirable content just makes it another mediocre installment in the capcom fighting franchise. »

« Best fighting game on the Wii. GRAPHICS: clean, fast, amazing- 10/10. ACTION: Fights are fasted paced and unpredictable, the variety of characters is great, and the mini-games are awesome. Basically everything you could want out of a fighter- 10/10. MECHANICS: The controls (Classic Pro) are easy to learn unlike some other fighting games. Special moves are easy to learn and each character has their own style- 10/10. EXTRAS: Having half a cast of relatively unknown characters makes the game BETTER in my opinion. No preconceived notions about who should be good, better than X, or whatever and no nerd rage when Magneto doesn't instantly (instantly) kill Iron Man. Having what are essentially blank slates gives the player (or maybe just me) the chance to make up their own stories for the characters, like how Tekkaman is fighting for gay robot marriage- 10/10. »

« No fighting game is ever perfect. But there are a handful of fighting games that are near perfect. Tatsunoko vs Capcom (TvC) is one of them. There are only a few minor problems, the main one is that not many people know or even heard about Tatsunoko, therefore some of the characters will be brand new to the gamer. Secondly, like nearly all fighting games, there isn't much of a story. Well for the majority of this game, it is excellent. The graphics are good (for Wii), the fighting is intense and very addictive, the hyper specials are awesome and multiplayer is just great. If you are a die-hard fighting game expert or you're still a rookie this game would fit perfectly into your Wii games collection. »