Originally posted by nruva:
<strong>Yeah I read that review a long time ago and I remember that line sticking out to me as well... hehe, guess they are pissed they can't just jam buttons and win like in Marvel Vs Capcom 2...
-Nick</strong><hr></blockquote>
The GameFaqs writers are a real gem, eh?
I know I hate any game I can't win by pounding my fist randomly into the gamepad...
Any game I can't beat that way has horrible gameplay...
OR HORIZONTAL SHOOTER!
Originally posted by Rusk112:
<strong>He said he wants big explosions and supers, and bashes it for requiring skill!(priceless)
Maybe he should learn the pont of a FIGHTING game is to beat down the other oppopnent. If he wants big explosions why doesn't he just play almost any VERTICEL(spelling?
Hes saying that MotW dosent have big explosions and supers??????? It has to be one of the most flashiest(if thats even a word)fighting games I have ever seen. This guy is SOFA KING READ TODD DEAD.(get it?)
<img src="graemlins/ohno.gif" border="0" alt="[Oh No]" />
Mark of the Wolves is seriously lacking in supers. Each character has two, and while they're better than normal moves, they certainly don't feel ''Super.'' Potential Powers (or Level 2 Supers to the SF crowd) are more powerful and sometimes more glitzy versions of the regular supers. Obviously there's two each of these as well. None of them are hard to pull off, you'll see what I mean. With Supers taking one bar of power and Potentials needing two, it is certainly upsetting that you can only hold two bars.
<hr></blockquote> The guys in not only a dumbass but a complete dumbass. Some characters do have more than 2 supers. Look at Dong Hwan, Rock Howard, etc. And some of the supers in MOTW are some of the flashiest supers I ever seen in a game. I guess if hes not throwing fireballs and lasers that take up the whole damn screen then its not flashy. By flashy I guess he wants blinding lights for 8 seconds and not extreme cool martial art combos.
