It will likely stay this way as the House of Mouse refuses to let the X-Men play along with everyone – Since Fox owns the movie rights. The lack of fun and much more entertaining characters like Wolverine is really felt.
Frankly, it’s a boring plot with some characters only appearing as a tease of what you can get when you drop that $30 on a character season pass. But overall the story is just like Pokemon: Gotta Collect’em All. Along the way, you will get some hints at other sub-stories like a cool little tidbit about A.I.M.brella (The combined Advanced Idea Mechanics and Umbrella… how cute) taking soldiers and combining them with the T-Virus and Symbiotes! Another subplot has the mad titan Thanos taking the power of the Satsu no Hado from Ryu to destroy Mistress Death. What follows is a story about collecting the Infinite Stones and using them to stop Ultron-Sigma before he can turn the whole world into its robotic slaves. History’s greatest gathering of warriors must now unite to fight back against Ultron Sigma and save their newly formed world. A combination of the robotic foes known as Ultron from the Marvel Universe and Sigma from the Capcom Universe, this psychotic villain is obsessed with infecting all organic life with a cybernetic virus. The Marvel and Capcom universes collide as heroes and villains battle together to save their merged worlds from a sinister new threat, Ultron Sigma. Platform(s): Xbox One PlayStation 4 (Reviewed) & PC However what we got is a game where the series tries to take a jump back to the glory of Marvel vs Capcom 2, but falls extremely short of anything that is worth buying… Much like Street Fighter V has become. While you would think that after the reception that Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 had with both the fighting game community and the casual player base that Capcom would be able to improve on the beloved fighting game franchise. Marvel vs Capcom Infinite is the sixth entry into the long-running versus fighting game franchise by Capcom.
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