Very similar to the Old Temple stage from Street Fighter IV. Think a combination of Neo Esaka from King of Fighters XIV and Osaka from Capcom vs SNK 2.Ībandoned Temple - Japan An old Japanese temple. Tokyo Stadium - Japan A brightly-lit coliseum with spectators and sponsors. Serves as a guide for the game's tutorial Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition (2010)Ĭapcom vs SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 (2001) in Mad Gear HideoutĪppears in the background in Festive PlazaĪppears in the background in Historic Town Best case scenario, the launch game will have around 40).Īppears in the background in Streets at NightĪppears on a billboard sign in Hollywood Bvd.Īppears in the background in Mad Gear HideoutĪppears as part of the stage K.O. (Obviously, the roster wouldn't be this big at launch, instead there would be at least two season passes. Street Fighter III: New Generation (1997) Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (1991) Gallery: Read character bios, view concept art, and listen to the game's soundtrack. Training: Practice your skills, as well as learn the basics of the game in the tutorial. Online: Fight people around the world in unranked, ranked, tournament, and lobbies with spectator mode. Versus: Fight a single match against either a local player or a CPU. For SNK characters, you instead fight Akuma, who will transform into Oni after being defeated once.) Think the fight against Shinnok and Corrupted Shinnok from Mortal Kombat X. Once he is defeated he will transform into God Rugal, and you must defeat him again. If your team is made of mostly Capcom characters or your first selected character in a team of two is a Capcom character, you fight Rugal. The story of the game follows the resurrection of KoF villain Rugal Bernstein.Īrcade: Form a team and battle a sequence of randomized enemies and beat the boss. Story: A cinematic story mode featuring various characters from Street Fighter and The King of Fighters. and having a billboard sign (featuring Fei Long) fall and crush you.īeing beaten up by various Final Fight enemies in Mad Gear Hideout.īeing launched into a giant beer keg and have said keg roll away in the Historic Town.īeing launched onto a gondola in Venice Canal, and have said gondola turn over into the water. Some examples include:Ĭrashing into the wall of the Abandoned Temple and having a bell fall on you, making a gong sound.Ĭrashing into the wall of Hollywood Blvd. These are specific to each stage (see below) and trigger when a character is knocked out close to the edge of the stage. For example, Ryu has special dialogue with Ken, Sagat, Akuma, Sakura, Cody, Alex, Kyo, Terry, Ryo, and Shun'ei.Īlso new is stage K.O.s similar to the ones from SFV. Similar to KoFXIV, whenever two specific characters are matched together, they will engage in a special conversation. New features include a special match dialogue system. Note that the grooves will not be the exact same as in CVS2, as they now based on more modern fighting games like SFIV, SFV, and KoFXIV. There are six grooves: C, A, P, S, N, and K. Returning in Capcom vs SNK 3 is the acclaimed groove system, which changes the abilities of your fighters. The team with the remaining fighters will win. This continues until one team is out of fighters. Whenever a fighter is eliminated, the next fighter will take his or her place. You form a team of up to three characters and fight another team. Gameplay in Capcom vs SNK 3 is similar to Capcom vs SNK 2.

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