Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars Video Game Review

What people who are not really into the fighting genre, Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom is believed to be another fighting game, well in truth, it is, but what is wrong to have two different video game generations of characters battle it out? Certain fighting game do get pretty dull, especially a series, but the more characters from different video game titles get put into one, the more fun it will become; this is why Super Smash Brothers Brawl for the Wii is so popular compared to most fighting games.

When you look at Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom, it can be exciting in its own way. So many gamers know Capcom so well, but what do most Americans know about Tatsunoko? It's a nice way to introduce new characters and new series. For those who have play the Japanese Version of Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom, I've played it before the game was released here, and there is a major difference, we should be greatful. Why? because new characters have been introduced, on both generations, I may not want to spoil, but you will be satisfied once they've been unlocked.

To be straightforward and short, these kind of fighting games are never really interesting when you play by yourself, but when you have a group of people over, it doesn't get old. This is why I did not give it the highest rating. The graphics are nice, music is not the best, it's pretty creative with the character selection, the crazy special effects and special moves these characters can do. Again, a nice game to invest when you play with people, otherwise, wait for the price to lower.