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| Cain Highwind
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|  "Re(4):Why bother?"
, posted Thu 21 Nov 19:12
Someone posted the link to the Shoryuken topic at Gamefaqs, and they just seem to be whining over hardly anything. There's enough people like IGN, OPM, and various people at Gamefaqs who say it's well worth getting, and that's it a very decent port. Plus, they added numerous tweaks to the PS2 version like a Character Move list, an Art Gallery, and removed the glitches that plagued the original. So in my opinion, that's good enough reason to buy it. Not only that but the PS2 controller is MUCH better suited for Capcom fighters and MvC2 is no exception.
I don't very much care for online play, mainly because I don't have the connection and equipment to get one (namely an X-Box itself)
Another thing I hear about CvS2 EO for Gamecube and X-Box is that they added all the music from the original CvS and puts it in the Training Stage (Plays at Random)
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| OYashiroForever
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| "Re(5):Why bother?" , posted Thu 21 Nov 19:32
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Someone posted the link to the Shoryuken topic at Gamefaqs, and they just seem to be whining over hardly anything. There's enough people like IGN, OPM, and various people at Gamefaqs who say it's well worth getting, and that's it a very decent port. Plus, they added numerous tweaks to the PS2 version like a Character Move list, an Art Gallery, and removed the glitches that plagued the original. So in my opinion, that's good enough reason to buy it. Not only that but the PS2 controller is MUCH better suited for Capcom fighters and MvC2 is no exception.
I don't very much care for online play, mainly because I don't have the connection and equipment to get one (namely an X-Box itself)
Another thing I hear about CvS2 EO for Gamecube and X-Box is that they added all the music from the original CvS and puts it in the Training Stage (Plays at Random)
Well, while SRK.com is an infamous hotbed for whining, trolls, and fanaticism, it's also an excellent resource for things just like this. I myself played the port on PS2 today and found it very lacking. That game is all about speed and split-second timing and the PS2 port throws you off. Granted, while it is something you could probably get used to, there's absolutely no reason to bother when you can get a DC and a pre-owned copy of the game for $80. (And yes, there's plenty of pre-owned copies around.. just gotta look)
I was about to smack you for insulting the DC controller when I realized that I use Saturn pads. :) Yes, the DC controller does indeed suck for 2D fighting games.
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| VariantX
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| "Re(5):Why bother?" , posted Thu 21 Nov 19:46
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Someone posted the link to the Shoryuken topic at Gamefaqs, and they just seem to be whining over hardly anything. There's enough people like IGN, OPM, and various people at Gamefaqs who say it's well worth getting, and that's it a very decent port. Plus, they added numerous tweaks to the PS2 version like a Character Move list, an Art Gallery, and removed the glitches that plagued the original. So in my opinion, that's good enough reason to buy it. Not only that but the PS2 controller is MUCH better suited for Capcom fighters and MvC2 is no exception.
I don't very much care for online play, mainly because I don't have the connection and equipment to get one (namely an X-Box itself)
Another thing I hear about CvS2 EO for Gamecube and X-Box is that they added all the music from the original CvS and puts it in the Training Stage (Plays at Random)
There are guys in the srk forums who trashed cvs2 for ps2 for no other reason that it wasnt as perfect port as the dc version. Not so much dealing with graphics but because the dc hardware was the closest to the arcade hardware. These are a scant few people though, but they'll do the same to any game for ridiculous reasons as this. I figure if its a game with less bugs and glitches than the original then its a better game period. Exactly how many people just play a game or do they bug all out about aliasing or a slight change in resolution.
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| Cain Highwind
61th Post
Occasional Customer
| "Re(6):Why bother?" , posted Thu 21 Nov 20:04
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Someone posted the link to the Shoryuken topic at Gamefaqs, and they just seem to be whining over hardly anything. There's enough people like IGN, OPM, and various people at Gamefaqs who say it's well worth getting, and that's it a very decent port. Plus, they added numerous tweaks to the PS2 version like a Character Move list, an Art Gallery, and removed the glitches that plagued the original. So in my opinion, that's good enough reason to buy it. Not only that but the PS2 controller is MUCH better suited for Capcom fighters and MvC2 is no exception.
I don't very much care for online play, mainly because I don't have the connection and equipment to get one (namely an X-Box itself)
Another thing I hear about CvS2 EO for Gamecube and X-Box is that they added all the music from the original CvS and puts it in the Training Stage (Plays at Random)
Well, while SRK.com is an infamous hotbed for whining, trolls, and fanaticism, it's also an excellent resource for things just like this. I myself played the port on PS2 today and found it very lacking. That game is all about speed and split-second timing and the PS2 port throws you off. Granted, while it is something you could probably get used to, there's absolutely no reason to bother when you can get a DC and a pre-owned copy of the game for $80. (And yes, there's plenty of pre-owned copies around.. just gotta look)
I was about to smack you for insulting the DC controller when I realized that I use Saturn pads. :) Yes, the DC controller does indeed suck for 2D fighting games.
I see, and I liked the design of the DC controller, I just don't like the lack of buttons. Having to press LK+Start all the time (especially when using Dan) also having to change from holding the controller like a steering wheel to sideways to use two fingers to press 2P or 2K. I still think it's worth it even if there is some minor speed issues. And I really don't have the money to shell out 80$ (50 if I just get a DC and borrow my friend's copy)
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| suge
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| "Re(7):Why bother?" , posted Thu 21 Nov 20:49
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Someone posted the link to the Shoryuken topic at Gamefaqs, and they just seem to be whining over hardly anything. There's enough people like IGN, OPM, and various people at Gamefaqs who say it's well worth getting, and that's it a very decent port. Plus, they added numerous tweaks to the PS2 version like a Character Move list, an Art Gallery, and removed the glitches that plagued the original. So in my opinion, that's good enough reason to buy it. Not only that but the PS2 controller is MUCH better suited for Capcom fighters and MvC2 is no exception.
I don't very much care for online play, mainly because I don't have the connection and equipment to get one (namely an X-Box itself)
Another thing I hear about CvS2 EO for Gamecube and X-Box is that they added all the music from the original CvS and puts it in the Training Stage (Plays at Random)
Well, while SRK.com is an infamous hotbed for whining, trolls, and fanaticism, it's also an excellent resource for things just like this. I myself played the port on PS2 today and found it very lacking. That game is all about speed and split-second timing and the PS2 port throws you off. Granted, while it is something you could probably get used to, there's absolutely no reason to bother when you can get a DC and a pre-owned copy of the game for $80. (And yes, there's plenty of pre-owned copies around.. just gotta look)
I was about to smack you for insulting the DC controller when I realized that I use Saturn pads. :) Yes, the DC controller does indeed suck for 2D fighting games.
I see, and I liked the design of the DC controller, I just don't like the lack of buttons. Having to press LK+Start all the time (especially when using Dan) also having to change from holding the controller like a steering wheel to sideways to use two fingers to press 2P or 2K. I still think it's worth it even if there is some minor speed issues. And I really don't have the money to shell out 80$ (50 if I just get a DC and borrow my friend's copy)
Which dreamcast pad are you talking about? I don't remember having to do anything like that to play Capcom vs SNK 2.
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| Cain Highwind
62th Post
Occasional Customer
| "Re(8):Why bother?" , posted Fri 22 Nov 08:23
quote:
Someone posted the link to the Shoryuken topic at Gamefaqs, and they just seem to be whining over hardly anything. There's enough people like IGN, OPM, and various people at Gamefaqs who say it's well worth getting, and that's it a very decent port. Plus, they added numerous tweaks to the PS2 version like a Character Move list, an Art Gallery, and removed the glitches that plagued the original. So in my opinion, that's good enough reason to buy it. Not only that but the PS2 controller is MUCH better suited for Capcom fighters and MvC2 is no exception.
I don't very much care for online play, mainly because I don't have the connection and equipment to get one (namely an X-Box itself)
Another thing I hear about CvS2 EO for Gamecube and X-Box is that they added all the music from the original CvS and puts it in the Training Stage (Plays at Random)
Well, while SRK.com is an infamous hotbed for whining, trolls, and fanaticism, it's also an excellent resource for things just like this. I myself played the port on PS2 today and found it very lacking. That game is all about speed and split-second timing and the PS2 port throws you off. Granted, while it is something you could probably get used to, there's absolutely no reason to bother when you can get a DC and a pre-owned copy of the game for $80. (And yes, there's plenty of pre-owned copies around.. just gotta look)
I was about to smack you for insulting the DC controller when I realized that I use Saturn pads. :) Yes, the DC controller does indeed suck for 2D fighting games.
I see, and I liked the design of the DC controller, I just don't like the lack of buttons. Having to press LK+Start all the time (especially when using Dan) also having to change from holding the controller like a steering wheel to sideways to use two fingers to press 2P or 2K. I still think it's worth it even if there is some minor speed issues. And I really don't have the money to shell out 80$ (50 if I just get a DC and borrow my friend's copy)
Which dreamcast pad are you talking about? I don't remember having to do anything like that to play Capcom vs SNK 2.
I'm, talking about Marvel vs Capcom 2 not CvS2. I've never played the DC version, but I don't think I'd have nearly as much trouble.
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