I love how the announcer sounds when he announces the name of the supers. Like an announcer after witnessing a home run at baseball or a goal at soccer. He just sounds really hyped and excited.
This game could well be the best one ever made! E.g., Ryu and Ken doing double Shinkuu Hadou-ken, Nash appearing as a playable character and disappearing from the background where he was reading a book, etc. Damn, the 90s were awesome man!
@HL - Hombres Libres MGTOW yes, there was a stage, a TV set... where Peter Parker is taking photos, but if you play Spiderman, Parker isn't there. And now I have seen that in that situation, JJ Jameson is there being mad because Parker isn't there, hahaha www.reddit.com/r/GamingDetails/comments/duenq4/in_marvel_super_heroes_vs_street_fighter_in_the/
Ohh... that old Capcom intro brings back so many memories... I wish I could go back. I don't want to be a old adult anymore. I wanna be eighteen again...
Thank you for making this video I always have childhood memories going to the laundry mat play these beautiful fun games! Thank you! Which I still go play at the laundry mat because of my dad! These moments always live on with me! Thank you!
Character Moves: strategywiki.org/wiki/Marvel_Super_Heroes_vs._Street_Fighter/Moves For Shadow's Super Special 4, charging is not actually required to perform. Unlike other charge moves, this one does not need to be charged as long. ----- For anyone wondering why Apocalypse is not included, it is because there is no flashing animation when the opponent gets KO'd by his Super Specials, hence the reason why I made this video. Variable Combinations are not included as well. They were intentional. Perhaps I will make a separate video of those moves someday. ----- UPDATE: I have been informed about the demo version in Japan on showcasing Norimaro's Super Specials. Apparently, there is a standalone demo version, which fully explains why the life bars are yellow instead of cyan. I unknowingly used the demo version for showcasing Norimaro's Super Specials. So that is unfortunate for me. :( ---------- Play as hidden character(s): Arcade: www.gamefaqs.com/arcade/583597-marvel-super-heroes-vs-street-fighter/cheats Saturn: www.gamefaqs.com/saturn/197867-marvel-super-heroes-vs-street-fighter/cheats PlayStation: www.gamefaqs.com/ps/197866-marvel-super-heroes-vs-street-fighter/cheats
Wolverine was used as a 'punching bag' because he was the only character to be in every 2D "Marvel" fighting game from "X-Men: Children of the Atom" up to "Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3". I'm not against him or anything. He's actually one of my favorite characters. :)
He used a PSX demo version of it that why it's in yellow. I have the PSX vanilla Japanese version of it and it was in cyan color just like the PSX American version.
Favorite?! This game is just a rehash of the X-Men Vs. SF game. There aren't any newly drawn characters, or even a new boss. Same old Apocalypse. 😒 The announcer kicks ass though.
You know what doesn't make sense? For most hyper combos, the announcer reads the move name as it's on the screen, but for all the secret character exclusive moves (and a couple of other moves from regular characters), the announcer just says "hyper combo finish". The only exception to this is norimaru, where the announcer reads the move names, but it's very hard to hear.
I like Wolverine. He happens to be one of my favorite characters. Wolverine was only used as a 'punching bag' because he was the only character to be in every 2D "Marvel" fighting game from "X-Men: Children of the Atom" up to "Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3". I'm not against him or anything. :)
It is because it looks like an upgrade for x-men vs street fighter and not like an original game like Marvel vs Capcom. That's what they say. I still love this game.
Basically cause it looks like a downgrade of XMVSF. The game design is more poor and char arts style simpler. It is in fact a good game. Just if it had a proper design. Also the soundtracker sounds silly, compared to XMVSF.
So, i'm gonna give a summary of the secret characters. Armored spider man. Literally spider man, but with armor, while on the ground. Mech zangief. Same thing as armored spider man, but with zangief, and the armor is up all the frickin' time. Mephisto. blackheart, but with some fire power. It does kinda make sense. Mephisto is blackheart's father after all, so of course he's gonna be slightly stronger. Dark/sunburnt sakura. A mix of sakura, and akuma. The combo nobody needed, but a welcome one. Shadow. Let's be real. Shadow is the only secret character in this game who is close to original. He's charlie (or nash) but completely black. All his moves have "shadow" in the name. Us agent, the og captain america (yes. Mephisto isn't the only secret character with lore. John f walker took the place of captain america while steve rogers chose not to. Once steve decided to become captain america, john kept the suit and the shield, but changed them. Afterwards, changing his super hero name to "us agent". However, that's only in the comics. The mcu is an entirely different story) He's slightly faster than captain america, but besides the black suit and shield, that's it.
7:22 this move is called "shining gou shock". This move is the only one out of cyber akuma's hyper combos, where the name makes no sense, considering the move itself, and the names of his other 3 hyper combos. His other hyper combos are "high mega gou beam" which is literally akuma's messatsu gou-hadou, "scramble gou punch" which is messatsu gou-shorryu, and "thunder gou shower", which is messatsu gou-zanku. The names may be confusing, but they make a bit of sense when you take into account the part after the "gou", since you get beam, punch, and shower. But then, shun goku satsu got replaced but "shining gou shock". If you look after the gou, it doesn't help, since the word after the gou is "shock". They could've went with hyper gou strike. Sure, strike is used in a few hyper combo names already (namely dhalsim's yoga strike) but it makes more sense than shining gou shock, since he hits the opponent multiple times in rapid succession, then strikes them down one last time. Hyper, would mean quick. Strike means hit. He's hitting the opponent very, very quickly. But what do you think? Do you think the name makes sense? If so, leave a reply and tell me how "shining gou shock" is a sensible name for this move.
Well, he's a boss character, created by Apocalypse. But I will admit that the battle against Mech-Demon is pretty unfair in the PlayStation port of this game, since it's been watered down to one-on-one instead of two-on-two due to limitations. In the Saturn and Arcade versions, it's a little more tolerable.
I've only been fortunate enough to get the endings to maybe 8 or 9 endings in the playstation port of this game. I hate cyber akuma. Even fighting him on easy is way too hard. Then again I haven't played this game since around 2001-02.
Gambit and Rogue are watching from a distance. As for Gambit, he's probably mad at Wolverine for cheating during their card game. I'm not sure about Rogue, though.
I forgot they took out Chun-Li’s air super for the console games. I came here looking expressly for that. It’s too bad. Edit; the moves name is Shichisei Senkuu Kyaku
That Super Special is in "Marvel vs. Capcom", both Arcade and console versions. I believe it's also in "Tatsunoko vs. Capcom", both Arcade and Wii versions.
@@Retrogaming-ts4wu Okay, so after doing a bit more research, it's confirmed. I unknowingly used the demo version. That's unfortunate for me. :( I have no idea why a standalone demo version exists, especially in Japan. It's very strange.
the only one missing is that double atomic buster lol. I think that the only 2 person super that's special. but I guess Gief didn't have many options. they could've have normal Gief do Siberian blizzard horizontally or something EDIT: I forgot he DOES do that when he's not the main member on screen. grief it's been years since I've played this lol
Double Atomic Buster is Crossover Combination Finish (Variable Combination Finish in the Japanese version) , which were not possible on the PS1 version of the game. Crossover Combination Finishes were only possible on the original arcade and Sega Saturn versions. Edit: Possible on PS1 but only on VS mode, if you and the second player have the same characters but the second player in reverse order.
@@jasonmartinez5116 actually there's a way to get those on ps1. there's a mode where you pick 2 people and the computer would pick the same two in the opposite order. like Gief and Ryu vs. Ryu and Gief. then you could tag. I guess because the game was only loading 2 actual characters opposed to 4, the ps1 could handle that.
@@zerobeatw2059 Oh I totally forgot about that, thanks for the heads up. I edited my comment to reflect that, but I still can't believe I missed it. I should've watched RetroPort's video showing that off
@@jasonmartinez5116 hell, I actually almost forgot about it myself. it's not really talked about much so I'm sure they're probably people who aren't aware of it in the first place lol.
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