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Capcom vs. SNK 2 EO: Millionaire Fighting 2001
Compatible with GameCube™ (GC)
For JPN/Asian systems, use Freeloader for other.
NTSC
Product Features
- This is a used item. If not otherwise mentioned below, spine card is included for titles that originally came with spine cards.
Item Description
This fighter features 44 brawlers FROM classic 2D fighting games. Just about every character FROM the Street Fighter series appears here, including Dhalsim, Blanka, Bison and Ryu. Eagle makes his first appearance since the very first Street Fighter game, so he will be new to most of you. SNK brings fighters FROM heralded franchises King of Fighters, Final Fight and Fatal Fury. More obscure characters include Haohmaru and Nakoruru FROM Samurai Showdown and Morrigan FROM Dark Stalkers.
Storylines have always been secondary in fighting games, and it's no different this time around. The yarn Capcom spins is a simple one. Two monster corporations are at war, and a huge martial arts event is arranged to settle the conflict. An Oscar-winning screenplay? Not exactly. Do we care? Nope.
In this game, "EO" stands for extreme offense. The acronym is apt, because players can unleash the game's most devastating special and super moves with a simple flick of the C-Stick. To narrow the sprawling gap between experienced and novice players, Capcom has implemented two different control modes: GC-Ism and AC-Ism.
Designed for beginning players, GC-Ism features the C-Stick control described above. This feature also automatically blocks for the player and can determine the strength of an attack based on how hard the L and R Buttons are pressed.
AC-Ism is for veteran brawlers. It requires the player to manually enter light, medium and hard attacks.
In addition to the two different control modes, players can also choose between six different fighting "grooves." Each groove is based on past fighting systems and caters to the individual style of the player.
Storylines have always been secondary in fighting games, and it's no different this time around. The yarn Capcom spins is a simple one. Two monster corporations are at war, and a huge martial arts event is arranged to settle the conflict. An Oscar-winning screenplay? Not exactly. Do we care? Nope.
In this game, "EO" stands for extreme offense. The acronym is apt, because players can unleash the game's most devastating special and super moves with a simple flick of the C-Stick. To narrow the sprawling gap between experienced and novice players, Capcom has implemented two different control modes: GC-Ism and AC-Ism.
Designed for beginning players, GC-Ism features the C-Stick control described above. This feature also automatically blocks for the player and can determine the strength of an attack based on how hard the L and R Buttons are pressed.
AC-Ism is for veteran brawlers. It requires the player to manually enter light, medium and hard attacks.
In addition to the two different control modes, players can also choose between six different fighting "grooves." Each groove is based on past fighting systems and caters to the individual style of the player.
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chowalert (25) on 02, Nov. 2009 17:26 (HKT)
Awesome
I love Street Fighter, and I love SNK.
So this is one of my favourite games.
If you are a fan of fighting game, don't miss it!!
So this is one of my favourite games.
If you are a fan of fighting game, don't miss it!!
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