Tatsunoko vs. Capcom Ultimate All Stars Review

The Wii finally has its first winner of 2010. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom is amazing, not only for the U.S. audience, but worldwide. After playing the game for a few hours, I tend to fill as if this is the successor for the Marvel vs. Capcom series. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom did add some classic Capcom characters and some totally unknown characters. With this being said, the game pulls you instantly regardless of the unknown charters.

The Only two downsides I see for the game is half of the roster consists of unknown characters outside Japan and the way the level system was set up. When it’s on easy, the game is way too casual and when placed on hard, the game is too difficult for certain people. However, Capcom makes up on for it by mastering the VS mode and makes something really special for Wii gamers.

The roster which Tatsunoko vs. Capcom presents is really diverse and there’s a wide abundance of content to unlock. Now I see why most of the 360 and PS3 fans are begging for this game to come out on a multi-console platform.

The Game is setup to draw you at first glance with its huge list of modes, fighters exclusively to the U.S. only. The VS. experience online offers a competitive and beautiful style of play.





This is one of the best games in the Wii arsenal which raised the bar on animation, effects and stylish play.





The overall audio, music, sound effects, and voice work pull you into to world of Tatsunoko vs. Capcom. Both the English and Japanese voice tracks are included as well.





The game-play is wonderfully mastered as it is simple for any newbie and hardcore for and fighting master gamer. The roster is well amplified for the most part and there is plenty of unlockables.





The full-featured online mode and the addition of new characters well keep you want more and more.





If you own a Wii and don't get this game somethings wrong with you a most have for any Wii gamer.