Gameplay The first Capcom fighting game to use only four attack buttons instead of six, Marvel vs. So what if there isn't an online mode or any additional features in this edition when compared to the Dreamcast and Xbox versions? There are a huge number of people out there who never had a DC or ever plan on getting an Xbox. And the more I fought my way through human and CPU opponents the more I realized just how great this game really was. If gamers already had this title for their Dreamcast, or were holding out for the Xbox Live version in just a few months, what reason was there to pick this game up? Anybody? But then I sat down and started to play it again. While no reason was ever officially given or even addressed by the representatives at Capcom of America, the lack of an online mode came as truly disappointing news. Though available in the Japanese PS2 release of MvC2, the online battle feature was completely removed from the domestic edition. And while there wouldn't be any new characters, costumes, or other such bonuses found within its code, the prospect of the game's only new feature - Online play, had me reeling. Capcom 2 (sans the New Age of Heroes sub-title) would be making a triumphant return to console videogame market. Now available for the PlayStation 2, Marvel vs. Could Capcom indeed be considering a DC showdown for Spider-Man and the boys? Or would the Marvel franchise be getting a huge overhaul with all-new features and goodies? As it turns out, the answer was neither - and the rumblings I had heard weren't in anticipation for a new game in the series, but were instead that for a re-release. A total and immediate shock, the memories of my dream match and fun times I had with the first two games came rushing back to me like a slingshot. Imagine my surprise a few years later when I learned that Capcom was thinking of doing another installment.
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