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Let's ask our gut. Capcom 3 : If you had asked me this question in July when Ultimate Marvel Versus Capcom 3 had first been announced — a mere five months after the original game — I wouldn't have said no.
I would have laughed in your face for picking up the original game in the first place and not waiting until you were certain Capcom wasn't going to screw with anything else. This is hardly a new pattern, ladies and gentlemen. There were three different versions of Street Fighter II released for the Super Nintendo in as many years, and they never dropped the price 30 percent back then.
You poor, poor fools! Yeah, I bought it too, and I was furious. But I got over it. You know what helped? The realization that to the best of my knowledge Capcom has never released a bad update to an existing fighting game. They can never seem to leave well enough alone, but is that a bad thing? It also helps that I've spent several days fooling about with the retail version of the game, putting each of the twelve new characters through their paces Rocket Raccoon more than most and checking to see if the new balance tweaks are noticeable to a casual fighting game fan like myself not really.
Overall I'm impressed with the new selection except for Doctor Strange, who should be off hovering somewhere mystically , and the addition of the new card-powered Heroes and Heralds single and multiplayer mode appeals to both the Marvel fanboy and the rampant collector in me or it will once it's available. That is until I came across a Twitter post that showed me the light that is Parsec.
I quickly shared the tweet and sent out the distress call to all my fellow competitors asking if they were willing to try Parsec with me that same night. The one who answered the call to try Parsec with me was none other than Kevin Ha. From then on there, Kevin and I set on a crusade of telling all our fighting game peers about Parsec and how it made it all possible for us to enjoy one of our most beloved fighting games online. Automate deployment, manage a team, and more.
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