Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds

joystiq.com review
Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds is an example of a game made great by an enormous amount of love and attention to detail. It's a worthy sequel to one of the most beloved fighting games of all time, brought to a current-gen level. Expect this one to be in heavy rotation among fans of fighting games for a long time coming.
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gameinformer.com review
This pugilistic prize mimics the polished, accessible reinvention of Street Fighter IV, forming another strong leg for the resurrected fighting genre to stand on.
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teamxbox.com review
Capcom has provided players with a package that rivals any other fighter on the market and surpasses the best of them in terms of presentation. Whether the prospective player is a Capcom devotee or a Marvel maniac there is something for everyone. Hardcore players and casuals alike will find a team of character that suits them and the amount of unlockables really expands the amount of re-playability. Fans have waited over ten years for this game and it delivers on every front.
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1up.com review
These are just a tiny fraction of what's possible for each character in Marvel vs Capcom 3, and even after over a month of playing, I still manage to find new techniques every single day.
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gamingbolt.com review
Marvel Versus Capcom 3 is a fantastic game and in a market that is deprived of good fighting games- fighting genre fans should not have second thoughts about picking MvC 3 up. It does not revolutionize the fighting genre and employs a simple and a sweet strategy. With 33 of your favourite characters from the boot and more to come from future DLCs, this is a game that should be in your gaming library.
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