Capcom takes the characters of Tansunoko and pits them in a fight with some of its own.
And it works really rather well…
This is reflected in the relative obscurity of the Tatsunoko roster.
Still, theyre an eclectic and esoteric bunch who mesh well with the more familiar crew of Capcom misfits.
Its also instantly more accessible than other recent entries into the genre.
Button mashing will get you surprisingly far, and its often possible to do something completely amazing by accident.
The controls are pleasingly responsive and, thankfully, sidestep any kind of inane remote waggling.
Console releases of even the best fighting games often fail to provide a meaningful single player experience.
Tatsunoko Vs Capcom: Ultimate All Starsis out now andavailable from the Den Of Geek Store.
Rating:
4 out of 5
