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| name arrow_downward | publisher(developer) | year | description | platform | |
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| Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millenium 2001 | Capcom (CAPCOM) | 2001 | Capcom vs. SNK 2 unleashes lightning-fast animation and classic arcade fighting action on the PlayStation2. You can choose from more than 44 characters from the Capcom and SNK fighting universes, and customize your fighting style with even more fighting "grooves."***European version [32]*** [32]***Capcom vs. SNK 2 unleashes lightning-fast animation and classic arcade fighting action on the PlayStation2. You can choose from more than 44 characters from the Capcom and SNK fighting universes, and customize your fighting style with even more fighting "grooves." | PS2 | labelimagesubject |
| Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 | Capcom | 2001 | Arcade | labelimageminimize | |
| Project Justice: Rival Schools 2 | Capcom | 2000 | Arcade | labelimageminimize | |
| Project Justice: Rival Schools 2 | Capcom | 2000 | Dreamcast | labelimageminimize | |
| Rival Schools Evolution 2 - Passionate Youth Diary | Capcom | 1999 | Great fighting game. The U.S. version lost many options, very sad. [CobraMJD] | PS | labelimageminimize |
| Rival Schools: United By Fate | Capcom | 1997 | Although the title makes you think of rival fighting schools, like those in Bushido Blade, this game is actually about rival high schools. You choose two characters from the same school. Your second character is used when you die, and in powerfull 'team up' combos. An excellent game with good graphics. | Arcade | labelimageminimize |
| Rival Schools: United By Fate | Capcom | 1998 | RIVAL SCHOOLS...OUT OF CONTROL! Capcom unleashes explosive tag-team fighting action in Rival Schools, the most innovative 3-D fighter that teams up 14 brand new warriors united by fate. Vibrant graphics, an intense storyline, outrageous new combos and Capcom's signature gameplay make Rival Schools the 3-D tag-team battle that's completely out of control! In the ultimate fight for justice, there is no rival! * Explosive 3-D tag-team fighting * 14 brand new, outrageous characters * Features 8 modes of gameplay, including League Battle, Tournament, Edit Mode and more! * 2 Discs! The arcade perfect translation plus the enhanced "Evolutions" Disc. * For 1 or 2 players*** [100]***European version [32]***Japanese version [32]*** [31]*** [27] | PS | labelimagesubject |
| Tatsunoko Vs Capcom : Cross Generation of Heroes | Capcom | 2008 | Capcom's popular and critically acclaimed ‘VS’ fighting series is getting an all new next-generation introduction. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom pits Capcom’s iconic characters against Tatsunoko Productions anime superheroes. This clash of heroes face off in two-on-two battles for the ultimate 2D tag-team battle. Originally released in Japanese arcades in the Fall of 2008, the original Tatsunoko vs. Capcom moved to the Wii console on December 11, 2008. This fighter blends these two rich universes by taking Capcom characters like Ryu from Street Fighter, Morrigan from Darkstalkers and the giant PTX-40A from Lost Planet and putting them against Tatsunoko fan-favorite characters from Gatchaman, Hurricane Polymar, Casshern and more. It’s a battler oyale that delivers match-ups that only exist in fans wildest dreams! Unlike the more well-known six-button layout that the Street Fighter franchise pioneered, the VS line features a simplified four button system: Weak, Medium, Strong and Assist for the tag-team option of. The Assist feature adds another compelling element found Capcom’s other VS series: allowing players to switch their character on the fly or call for help from their tag-team partner, allowing for spectacular super moves (Hyper Variable Combination). Successful execution of the Assist feature can turn the tide of battle on a dime. Historically the VS series excels in integrating the tag-team options by including customized moves like Variable Assist, Snapback, and the previously mentioned Hyper Variable combination that lets both characters on one team perform their Hyper attack. TvC enhances the above gameplay with new mechanics, including the Variable Aerial Rave that allows characters to be switched in the middle of an Aerial rave. More moves include the offensive Assault and defensive maneuver Mega Crash. Another new gameplay mechanic, titled Baroque, illuminates the character in a rainbow of colors, cancels the current attack and extends combos and damage. Featuring a robust line-up of characters, the console version added four mini-games and optional control schemes.***2008-12-11 - Japan release 2010-01-26 - USA release | Wii | labelimagesubject |
