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​@@mikaela5938It does. X is just tge SNKplaymore years.

@@marche800 comparing Elon bastardizing the site to hell to snk surviving bankruptcy somehow hurts me a lot tbh

@@mikaela5938 site was always shit before he took over lmao...

Actually, Shinkiro did drew portraits in CvS1, but only for the Capcom characters. The SNK characters in Shinkiro's style were drawn by various Capcom artists, not only Bengus (though he did most of them, with some face tweaks made by Shinkiro).

@@RaitoADVawesome fact, I bet a lot of people never wouldve known

Dang, could've fooled me. TBH, Shinkiro's clean, smiling portraits didn't always work for me (it definitely looked off for Blanka, Evil Ryu and Riot of The Blood Iori), and I preferred some of the Capcom takes on SNK characters.

2 is better unarguably tho

I agree, upon further review I like CVS1 more than CVS2. Hear me out for a second, CVS 1 has more replay value, and a ton of extra content to unlock. I spent countless hours on CVS1 back in 2000 when it first came out on Sega Dreamcast. In 2001 when CVS2 came out there were WAY less unlockables, but that was compensated for more characters and grooves. I understand that, but CVS2 left a lot to be desired as far as grinding and working for points to unlock extra content. Unpopular opinion probable, but I’m sure I’m part of the minority that likes CVS1 over CVS2. Don’t get me wrong I love CVS2 and the huge roster of characters, but I just felt more immersed in CVS1.

@@Just_Daze naw CVS1 vibes hit different and the game feels really nice to play. 2 has more yeah but I think what 1 has it does really well (except balance. Nakoruru PTSD.)

I’ve definitely always liked the music, stages, and presentation a lot more in CvS1 for sure. I think CvS2 has better gameplay and it obviously has a bigger roster, but everything else goes to CvS1.

Logically, they’d make Iris look edgy and dangerous.

I'd say I prefer the look and art direction of Capcom vs. SNK 1 over 2. I think the 2D sprites over a 3D background look in CvS 2 has aged a bit poorly in comparison, I've never been a fan of that style in general, I much prefer hand-drawn backgrounds. That's a reason why I prefer the look of Marvel vs. Capcom 1 (and its previous crossovers) over MvC 2

@@pablocasas5906 Yes! How could I forget the 2D backgrounds.

LOL

We all have our favorite Shinkiro Clooneys!

Thank you very much! I really appreciate it 😃

Meanwhile the Capcom characters get hyper jumps & airdashing to catch up.

@@austinreed7343 Indeed since KOF XIV there is a character with airdashes, at the beginning everybody thought that he would have a big advantage, but it have not been a big deal, maybe only the Capcom characters the super strengetend versions of the Marvel vs series with air combos, hyper jumps and super specials that cover all the screen, that's are the version that would stand a chance, but then if you only give to KOF characters the "Dodge Attack" from Real Bout or the "Guard Cancel Front Step" from SVC chaos, LOL, KOF characters could still overwhelm characters that have Super Special that covers all the screen.

Yeah, most people picked SNK Groove because it was a short bar that charged relatively fast. The Capcom groove in CVS1 took forever to charge. Sure you, got a small damage boost for every level of meter you held, but someone playing SNK groove becomes dangerous when their health is critical.

It does help that SNK had more active fighting franchises during that time, and even in later they added more obscure characters from games like The Last Blade, Kizuna Encounter, Buriki One. I wish Capcom added characters from Cyberbots or Star Gladiator Now, if they wanted to include characters from non-fighting games that would be more difficult for SNK, since their only major non-fighting game is Metal Slug, and perhaps the original Athena/Psycho Soldier

@@pablocasas5906 And indeed the second game had Athena. Also Final Fight, not to mention Last Blade & Rival Schools. Plus cameos from stuff like Red Earth. SvC Chaos probably has the most diverse roster in the series though.

If they do, they’ll probably have characters from non-fighting games for example.

I can honestly see a possible Capcom vs SNK3 game before a Marvel 4 at this point. And even that will take some years

@@JanKenTribeWorldWide Unless a CvS3 is retooled into a more Marvel-like game, I don’t see it being a thing any sooner than an MVC4, as the first two games have a style that would cannibalize or be cannibalized by SNK’s games & SF6 in terms of sales in the market.

@@austinreed7343 🤔that's an interesting way to put it. Either way Marvel license usage for something of that nature is definitely in limbo.

⁠@@JanKenTribeWorldWide Indeed so. In fact, it seems the CvS games and SFxT aren’t internally considered to be part of the Vs. Series, but rather Street Fighter itself as side games, explaining how their gameplay is much more grounded as is the roster, not to mention that no new SF game was released alongside them, unlike with the Vs. Series. See also how assets created for CvS2 and SFxT are later used in SF proper, while this is not the case with the Vs Series. Indeed, the Vs games have had completely different assets from SF after MvC2. I’d imagine if we get a new CvS anytime soon it would be a true Vs Series game, due to their being an existing SF on the market being actively supported, rather than an SF spinoff, but I know a lot of fans won’t be happy with that. SFxT in particular was stated to be “the new SF game”, but was replaced by USF4 due to controversy, while CvS1 & 2 were released when SF was in hibernation and only really getting enhanced ports after SF3 flopped, EX3 flopped even harder, and Western audiences already disliking the Alpha games. Capcom Fighting Evolution is probably also part of this, and CFAS may or may not have been.

To be fair, if the SNK characters were brought over with their full mobility and such, the Capcom characters would have to be more like MvC to compete with them.