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Jan 02, 2008
X-Men meets Street Fighter
3 of 3 found this helpful I'm not normally a fan of fighting games in general because I usually feel like unless you invest a lot of time learning a long string of combos, you're basically just in for a butt-kicking everytime you play. And that's kind of how I feel about this game. I love the X-Men and being able to fight with such a diverse group of characters with a variety of different powers and moves is cool. But once the novelty of sparring mano-a-mano with everyone's favorite mutants wears off, I found the game controls to be too complicated to keep the game fun. Additionally, the camera will sometimes get stuck so you can't see the screen and other times an opponent will actually get stuck inside a wall. Having played this game on both Xbox and Gamecube, I can also say the Gamecube version has subpar graphics. On the plus side, though, the Gamecube version has a wider variety of options for types of fights (game types like "time-attack" don't exist on the Xbox version). If you're a fan of Street Fighter style moves and combos, than the fighting controls should work for you just fine. Since the only fighting game I've ever really liked has been Super Smash Bros. Melee, I just find the controls a little too clunky and old school for my tastes. Especially since you have to use the D-pad rather than the analog stick to really enact any of the special attacks. If you really like Street Fighter-type games and love the X-Men, you shouldn't be disappointed with this title. For everyone else, I'd say it's most likely a renter rather than a must-have.