Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes (Sega Dreamcast, 1999)

Pros:

- Fast paced
- Flashy super moves
- 2 characters per team, 3rd characters acts as assist only
- The team hyper moves are actually a bit better than in Marvel vs. Capcom 2 in my opinion.
- Combo system allows for many consecutive hits
- Colorful levels; more comic book looking than Marvel vs. Capcom 2
- 6 different characters to unlock
- Great cast of characters
- Will keep you entertained for hours, day, weeks, and possibly even months.
- Two player mode will keep you entertained for years!
- The Dreamcast version of this game is much better than the PlayStation version. They removed tag team fighting from the PlayStation version due to its memory limitation. That takes a lot of fun out of the game.

Cons:

- If any, it would be for there to be more characters. Considering when it was released, it does have a very large character line-up.

Great game - classic 2D fighter with beautiful graphics, amazing combos and real challenge. Fans of guilty gear, fatal fury and the like will enjoy the complexity of the fighting engine, and the over-the-top super-moves. Also good for collectors, and fans of marvel and capcom franchises - because it has some of the most epically classic characters pitted against each other in a battle of apocalyptic proportions.

This game has to be one of the best fighting games in my personal opinion. I mean, who doesn't want to see Spider-Man fight Ryu? Given its fast-paced punches and massive attack skills, this game even rivals the greatness of the Mortal Kombat trilogy.

I LIKE THE GAME BECAUSE IT HAS MY FAVORITE CHARACTERS AND IT'S FAST. I LOVE THAT IT HAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE PLAYING MODES.I DON'T LIKE THAT IT'S FOR AN OUT OF STYLE VIDEO GAME SYSTEM AND I HAVE TO OWN THAT SYSTEM IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO PLAY IT.THE REASON I BOUGHT IT IS BECAUSE I GOT IT AT A VERY CHEAP PRICE I CAN'T PASS UP AND IT'S ONE OF MY FAVORITE VIDEO GAME'S I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR.

The Dreamcast version of this game is a definite must-have! It's arcade perfect just like every other Capcom fighting game released on Sega consoles. Make you think about why didn't Sega have more faith in their machines! They were powerhouses compared to their lackluster PSX and even PS2 versions of their VS. Series. The only oddity is the music which sounds a bit too much. I don't know why half the music pops out unevenly but it doesn't prevent it from from being worth every penny!