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Quick 15: Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Fate Of Two WorldsWhat happens with Dan Ryckert and I get our hands on a preview copy of Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and a couple arcade sticks? We play right around 15 minutes of Capcom\'s next awesome fighting game, beat the crap out of each other with a bunch of super-powerful legends, and yell at each other a lot while doing so. You don\'t want to miss this colorfully narrated look at MvC 3: Fate of Two Worlds.
Since first touching the game I haven\'t been able to stop thinking about it. There is so much to explore and test out, that once you get a taste of what is possible, it just leads to so much more. This is mainly due to the fact that in this game, when you have an idea in your head for a combo or set up and try it out in the game, in most cases, it will actually work. With this sense of freedom, it\'s really difficult to put the game down because you just keep thinking about what you can do next. More than that, the game just feels extremely responsive and smooth. I had my doubts that a 3D fighting game could feel so quick and snappy, but Capcom certainly proved me wrong with this one. Out of all the recent fighting games, MVC3 already feels the most like the old school 2D fighters in terms of control and responsiveness. In short, I haven\'t had this much fun or spent as much time on a fighting game since Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike.
