Clash SuperHeroes • Mavel vs Capcom

Clash SuperHeroes is the latest incarnation of Capcom's Fighter vs. series.

[•] Characters - Clash SuperHeroes • Mavel vs Capcom

- Clash SuperHeroes is the latest incarnation of Capcom's Fighter vs. series. But here, instead of limiting the characters to Men Fighters, Capcom has taken characters from all over the Marvel universes.

- Marvel is represented by new additions like Venom and Onslaught, as well as fighting-game veterans like Spider, Captain, and Wolverine, Orange Hulk - A quicker version of Hulk with his normal moveset from Marvel Super Heroes. Weaker than regular Hulk in some ways.

- Some remnants of the tag battle remain. You still select a second character, but that character's only influence on the battle is in the form of short, special attacks. The arcade game actually had you select three fighters, one of whom served as a helper character that you could call on at any time for a quick attack. Now, you select your main fighter and then choose if you want one of these helpers, or a second normal fighter that will join up with you and perform team super combos, should you issue the command to do so. To make up for the loss of the tag action, the ability to link multiple super combos has been added. This lets you really rack up the multihit combos and do a lot of damage to your opponent

- Shadow Lady - an alternate, cyborg version of Chun-Li created by Shadowloo, similar to Shadow, and possibly a clone. In her ending, she and Shadow save Jin's life after Bison attacks him, making him a shadow just like them.

- Lilith Aensland/Lilith-Mode Morrigan - A form of Morrigan with Lilith's palette and moves. The result of Morrigan and Lilith smashing their heads together and swapping bodies.

[•] Description - Clash SuperHeroes • Mavel vs Capcom

The Dreamcast version of the game was praised for its visuals, gameplay, and translation of the original arcade experience. Due to the 's limited RAM capacity, Capcom removed tag team battles in an attempt to preserve the game's speed and graphical integrity. Consequently, the port received positive reviews, just not as much as the Dreamcast version.

[•] Gameplay - Clash SuperHeroes • Mavel vs Capcom

Clash SuperHeroes • Mavel vs Capcom is the third entry in the Capcom vs Marvel series of 2D fighting games. The game utilizes similar tag team-based game mechanics to its predecessor

[•] Feature - Clash SuperHeroes • Mavel vs Capcom

Game features two significant gameplay changes from Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter. The game removes the "Variable Assist" feature used in the previous installment, which allows the player to summon their offscreen teammate to perform a special attack, in favor of the "Guest Character/Special Partner" system. While similar in function, guest characters are randomly allocated to each player at the beginning of a match. They are also limited to a few uses per round. Clash of Heroes introduces a new technique called the "Variable Cross", also known as a "Duo Team Attack".