Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Review  Review - 2D fighting on Boxing Day?
It's A Wonderful Life  Version tested: PlayStation 2  If the
Dreamcast had an abundance of anything, it was fighting games
and a crowd of hardcore devotees willing to lap them up.
Arguably one of the finest fighters released on the platform was
Marvel vs. Capcom 2, and some two years later Capcom have seen
fit to resurrect the classic to a new and far wider audience on
the PlayStation 2.    Okay, I give up.  But come on... two
years? That's a long time to leave a title to mature, and most
titles left for this length of time would have been surpassed
long ago. It's a testament to just how accomplished this title
was, then, that it still feels like a powerful contender amongst
the fresher faced games bustling for attention in the genre.
The Marvel vs. Capcom franchise is unique in that one on one
battles are eschewed in favour of three-character tag fights,
lending a completely chaotic but often strategic slant to the
proceedings. The main portion