I think it boils down to your taste in music. I really loved the character specific ballets and more intense stage music from past games. This jazzy stuff just feels like the stuff you hear in old folks homes.
@@marybetheby5184 Ha nope I'm afraid not, that's why sometimes you've just got to buy it now, because in a few years it might be twice the price. My collecting days have slowed down because of it, especially as theirs not as much time to play, only buy stuff you will actually play quite a bit is the best way to do it, otherwise a burnt copy like Sega lord x said is the better option.
Resident Evil 3 on Dreamcast is still my favorite version of that game. Both RE2 and RE3 used the VMU to display health and the port of RE3 was actually made just for the Dreamcast at the time unlike RE2 wich was a port of the PC version.
I own Nemesis on Dreamcast right now lol as well as 2 and Code Veronica my favorite 3 is my second favorite game of all time I really didn't like 2 all that much but the remake was amazing!
Snes may have had Capcom in the early 90s, but Saturn era-Dreamcast era, it was Sega and Capcom. It's not like Sega needed them in the early 90s, they had their own arcade and Disney games, and the handful of games they did get were decent in my opinion. Street Fighter 2 Special Champion Edition was included in the Mini for a reason, despite not coming with a 6 button controller. My only real complaint about Capcom on Dreamcast is the controller. I love the DC controller, but it was not made for fighting. It's more for 3D games like the N64 controller. You need 3 punch buttons on top of 3 kick buttons and you better have a decent stick and/or D pad. Dreamcast had none of those. They sold arcade sticks tho.
Some of my favorite memories of my teenage years are playing Power Stone 2 with my friends, i love that game and really want Capcom to revive the franchise someday
I've been waiting for part 2 considering I own a Dreamcast at this very moment and I love it to this day thanks Sega Lord X! I fell in love with your channel after part 1 lol I'm a Dreamcast mega fan girl so this mini series is amazing
That brought ne back to the 2000s. I loved my DC and it was one of the best consoles I've ever had. Too bad that it died too early. One of my favorites was CVS2!
Hot damn, how do you pump out high quality content so fast? Meanwhile other channels are putting out lesser content every couple months. You're a dynamo!
As much of a Sega Dreamcast and Capcom fan that I am, I honestly had no clue that Capcom made 40 games for the DC. I still have a well working DC, but I retired it after I found out about the emulator, Redream, for the PC. It runs about 80% of the library at full smooth speed, and with a $5 donation you can play the games in 4K. I dropped the cash to see if it was worth and oh man! While most fighting games like MvC2 you can really see pixels in sprites, games like Power Stone, Crazy Taxi, Project Justice looks AMAZING!
Capcom in the 90s, really no matter the format, was undeniable. Street fighter, mega Man, Resident evil, their beat'em ups like AVP etc.. Arcade or at home Capcom was killing it!!! They helped shaped the gaming into what it is today and it's nice to see them back on top. Now if we could only get Sega to act right, lol 😉
Marvel vs capcom 2 , powerstone 2 and street fighter 3rd strike. It's no exaggeration that me and my family have put more hours on these games than anything else....ever. I'd probably swear on a stack of bibles we've out a literal thousand hours in mvc2 and powerstone 2 each. We have all the modern and old skool consoles yet we keep coming back to those two games ( and def jam fight for my on ps2). To put it into perspective just a few days ago we out in 3 or 4 hours on both alone and the dreamcast STAYS hooked up to whatever new fancy TV we have.
Looking back, it's a relief that a game like Marvel vs. Capcom 2 came out when it did, because it would be the perfect title today to be loaded with DLC.
Powerstone really need a remaster or a sequel. I’d love to snag 2 for my collection but it’s so pricy and heavily counterfeited. At least there’s the PSP collection
Your videos have been kicking ass lately. Capcom really hit home run after home run on the 6th generation of consoles. Sadly their truly excellent track record on the Dreamcast tends to get forgotten when compared to their Playstation 2 and Gamecube output, but if you look at the generation as a whole you realize that Capcom had a truly awe-inspiring range of games during this time no matter what platform you were on.
When I outlined this episode, I realized I had content that was going to span well over an hour to cover all the Capcom Dreamcast games. I figured 3 parts would be the best delivery method. I may also put them together for one huge episode later on.
Capcom had a way of bringing the quality in those days. I'm considering the Vampire Chronicle For Matching Service title over the Vampire Resurrection PS3 Import. I didn't know this addition to the Darkstalkers Series Even Existed.
5:09 mark. In regards to music, as a tournament player of MvC2 since 2000, the music was always a sense of keeping the player “balanced” mentally as high-level gameplay was filled with combos, air assists, and Sentinel/Cable/Magneto consistently pressured you on their offense as the point characters I competitive play. Add in Doom, Captain Commando, and Blackheart assists that could keep you on defense or wait for the right moment to counter back
Gotta love how the gaming industry used to be. All the extra characters in MVC2 are unlocked just by playing the game. Now Capcom charges $5 per extra character. Truly sad.
@mPky1 what are u talking about ? I think the conversation here was modern games and dlc and charging for content that used to be free and unlockable in game .
The thing with MvC2's music is more of a cultural difference than a "downgrade". In the West, we tend to associate fights with Rock music, especially Hard Rock or Heavy Metal. It captures the intensity and insanity of the fights, and the loud drums or the chugging guitar riffs can match up with the powerful hits. But in Japan, they associate fight scenes with Jazz because of the musical complexity in that genre. Very difficult improvisation that still manages to flow together with the rest of your ensemble, while also seeming flashy...describes Jazz AND MvC2!
The past few months I've been playing and learning mvc2 and having a blast. Absolutely love the technical aspect to that game and learning Magneto combos and infinites. It's just so much fun to dash and fly around the stages.
I think that's my issue with it. Not a fan of jazz, particularly when I'm knee deep in adrenaline. I much preferred the stuff in the first Marvel vs Capcom.
I agree with Ezra, it caught me off guard the first time I played MVC2 but the tune has grown on me and in a way I'm glad they brought it back in the third game.
Me playing schmups: 1. Die pathetically 2. Immediately discharge my super weapon 3. Scramble for the lost powerups floating around 4. Repeat until the credits roll and revel in a false sense of accomplishment :)
Something I liked about Vampire Chronicle was the remastered sound effects. Even when the HUD forms it sounds more hard hitting than even the arcade and the voices are so much clearer. Man I miss having it and my Capcom games. I was just a few away from completing my collection.
To be fair the sprites used in MVC2 were intended to be seen through a CRT. They definitely won’t hold their own on an HD Display. Kind of the same with the first 3 Resident Evil Games, the drawn-backgrounds were intended to be seen on a CRT in which they’d actually look incredible when seen in person. Its a shame that the resolution was so low to the point that people today can’t enjoy these games the way they were meant to be seen on any HDTV. Instead they look blurry or pixelated.
Capcom Vs SNK actually didn't reuse Street Fighter sprites. They're redone based on hybrid of SNK and SF styles with the characters being a bit thinner.
Although the launch of the Nintendo Switch will render this less likely, I have before now wanted to see Sega release a new console known as the Superbeam: it would allow up to 12 player one-box multiplayer, it’d have it’s own proprietary holographic discs capable of holding terrabytes of data, no day one patches for first party titles, backwards compatibility with Mega CD, Saturn and Dreamcast titles and the option of a premium controller with voice recognition! You could even tell it “Superbeam! Go to Netflix, Bojack Horseman, season 3, episode 2” for example!
I will never, ever understand the dislike some people have for Marvel vs. Capcom 2's soundtrack. Sure, it might not fit the game perfectly, but the tracks themselves are absolutely fantastic. It really adds a whole bunch more personality and identity to the game.
It's just a preference thing. I grew up playing Street Fighter II/Alpha and the Children of the Atom fighting games. The music in those games fit like a glove. MvC2 sound was so foreign and alien to what I have come to know and love.
@@SegaLordX I love mvc2's ost to death, but I love the character themes alot too and personally prefer them. Wolverine, Hidden Character, Jin and Spiderman's themes will always be personal favorites.
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, Power Stone 2, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, Street Fighter Third Strike, Dino Crisis...Sega Dreamcast just kept hittin' them home runs!
First game, first love, Gunbird 2. The game that made me discover classic 2d smhup. The only other shmup I ever played before was After Burner on my Master System. Although I had the ps2 port, we played it a lot with my brother.
I had marvel capcom 2 on import back then. Was so cool. It wasnt even in the arcade yet here in the states. I had to get a save file copy to get all the characters though
Another great video! Gunbird 2 is a great game but hard! Marvel VS Capcom 2 is a great time ( it sucks the Japanese version is gimped because it needs access to the arcade and online support to unlock everything, glad I got the North American version)! Power Stone 2 is a lot of fun and I need to put more time into it! I need to get Street Fighter 3 3rd strike but it seems solid! Spawn looks cool! Really glad I managed to get Vampire Chronicles it's really great! Capcom VS SNK is really fun! Never tried Dino Crisis maybe I will get it! Mars Matrix is really hard but I love it! It's hard for me to get into Resident Evil 3 because of the tank controls but maybe I will give the remake a try!
@@SegaLordX Just surprised Capcom never thought to include a different control scheme for Dreamcast, Deep Fear on Saturn has an option to ditch the tank controls and the controls are great with the 3D control pad!
I'm just curious to ask, but didn't Capcom make a fighting game that involved toy characters coming to life a la Toy Story? I heard that's what "Power Stone" was supposed to be, but it turned out to have a completely different plot, though I think there was such a game that was released exclusively on the Nintendo Gamecube.
Virgin and Eidos distributed pretty much every (If not all) Capcom influenced release on the Dreamcast in Europe so you have to count them as Capcom :) They all have a Capcom spash screen ^_^ Actually, it wasn't all, as Big Ben Interactive distributed Cannon Spike when they bought the rights to the platform from SEGA.
SLX, I thought the slowdown in Gunbird 2 was caused by the game not supporting VGA. I get slowdown using my Gekko HDMI box. I have a second Dreamcast running through composite just for the non VGA games and get no slowdown using composite.
@@SegaLordX Have you noticed when using VGA the gallery menu is messed up too? Also the intro Cinema has glitching and the loading screen is in the wrong position. None of those problems are present using composite. I imagine S-video is fine too. 😀
I would have preferred 2D backgrounds in MvC2 but the gameplay and roster is perfect. The series went downhill from there. I honestly didn’t recall so much Capcom support in what was relatively a couple years. Now that you’re listing them, I remember a lot. But I feel like they focused on fighters a wee bit much in this period. You only need so many at one time... otherwise, I just can’t fathom the Dreamcast failure when it had arguably the best couple years any system had. And with the VGA box and modem it was far advanced over the competition.
I never got the chance to play power stone two the first one was so damn cool i’m tempted to buy a Sega Dreamcast just to play them 2 games on god lol 😂 💯
Wish there was some footage of the Matching Service game's online play. Sadly I don't think gamers in Japan considered it to be that important back then.
@@SegaLordX On my Monitor. Part 1 was fine though. Thanks for the video though. Brings back mad memories. I still have my Dreamcast but the laser is messed up 😥
Still a proud owner of most of these titles on the DC. Spawn and Dino Crisis (already had the PS1 version and didn't care for the game) are the only ones I didn't have. I'm pretty certain I won't have most of the games in part 3! I wouldn't buy RPG's or strategy games from Japan due to the language barrier. I still can't wait to watch though.
People say MVC 2's soundtrack doesn't fit it, but I think it does. It gives it that sense of stylish chaos that the game is
I think it boils down to your taste in music. I really loved the character specific ballets and more intense stage music from past games. This jazzy stuff just feels like the stuff you hear in old folks homes.
MVC2 has a killer OST- one of the best in the genre. Upbeat fusion jazz is a perfect pairing with VS fighting
One of the greatest systems. I wish Capcom brought back Rival Schools/Project Justice
I'd be happy with just an HD re-releases on modern systems, it's like Capcom completely forgot about that series, certainly one of my favourites.
Just saw that game at my local retro store and i got excited until i saw the price...95 dollars!😔
@@marybetheby5184 Yeap it's a high priced game now, probably only go higher, that's the case with most Capcom retro games.
@@newtypepunk9967 Stuff never gets cheaper does it?!😞
@@marybetheby5184 Ha nope I'm afraid not, that's why sometimes you've just got to buy it now, because in a few years it might be twice the price. My collecting days have slowed down because of it, especially as theirs not as much time to play, only buy stuff you will actually play quite a bit is the best way to do it, otherwise a burnt copy like Sega lord x said is the better option.
Resident Evil 3 on Dreamcast is still my favorite version of that game.
Both RE2 and RE3 used the VMU to display health and the port of RE3 was actually made just for the Dreamcast at the time unlike RE2 wich was a port of the PC version.
Played through both. Juicy. But RE2 KILLS me across all three regions it's censored -.- Deaths only black, also RE3 I wished can go into the boutique
I like how the character moves and attacks on the VMU screen for Soul Calibur. I know it's not Capcom, but still. It's neat.
I own Nemesis on Dreamcast right now lol as well as 2 and Code Veronica my favorite 3 is my second favorite game of all time I really didn't like 2 all that much but the remake was amazing!
@@msvelvetcrowe Dreamcast got all the best ones.
Capcom and Sega are the ultimate best friends of games! 😊👍💖
Alvin Bautista.Ikr.
Snes may have had Capcom in the early 90s, but Saturn era-Dreamcast era, it was Sega and Capcom. It's not like Sega needed them in the early 90s, they had their own arcade and Disney games, and the handful of games they did get were decent in my opinion. Street Fighter 2 Special Champion Edition was included in the Mini for a reason, despite not coming with a 6 button controller. My only real complaint about Capcom on Dreamcast is the controller. I love the DC controller, but it was not made for fighting. It's more for 3D games like the N64 controller. You need 3 punch buttons on top of 3 kick buttons and you better have a decent stick and/or D pad. Dreamcast had none of those. They sold arcade sticks tho.
@@zylowolf7919 I agree with you about the controller. I much preferred the Sega Saturn controller for the fighters.
Some of my favorite memories of my teenage years are playing Power Stone 2 with my friends, i love that game and really want Capcom to revive the franchise someday
I've been waiting for part 2 considering I own a Dreamcast at this very moment and I love it to this day thanks Sega Lord X! I fell in love with your channel after part 1 lol I'm a Dreamcast mega fan girl so this mini series is amazing
Glad you have enjoyed them. Thanks for letting me know.
I got Power Stone 2. :) it's good, but I only have one controller so far. I still need to nab 3 more for some real fun.
Grandia 2 is the best RPG of all time and I recommend you buy it.
@@GT6SuzukaTimeTrials the English dub and script is great. It's full of those 90s sick burns and zany dialogue. Then later on it gets real.
I actually like the M vs C 2 music
It's awesome I just don't think it really fits the action onscreen.
ikr it's so catchy
gonna take you for a ride... duh-duh duh-duh!
I'd go so far as to say it's BETTER than MVC1
Capcom fighters always have smooth jams
That brought ne back to the 2000s. I loved my DC and it was one of the best consoles I've ever had. Too bad that it died too early.
One of my favorites was CVS2!
I'm not a huge fighting game fan, but the art style and music are probably the underlying reasons why MvC2 is my favourite fighting game of all time.
Hot damn, how do you pump out high quality content so fast? Meanwhile other channels are putting out lesser content every couple months. You're a dynamo!
It's passion. You can tell when UA-camrs lose their passion. AVGN is a good example of that.
Phenomenal material with this series. Keep cranking out quality better than the rest. Mr. X, we salute you.
5:08 It's OK to be wrong sometimes.
Exactly, I didn't think anyone could hate the awesome music of MvC2
As much of a Sega Dreamcast and Capcom fan that I am, I honestly had no clue that Capcom made 40 games for the DC. I still have a well working DC, but I retired it after I found out about the emulator, Redream, for the PC. It runs about 80% of the library at full smooth speed, and with a $5 donation you can play the games in 4K. I dropped the cash to see if it was worth and oh man! While most fighting games like MvC2 you can really see pixels in sprites, games like Power Stone, Crazy Taxi, Project Justice looks AMAZING!
Capcom in the 90s, really no matter the format, was undeniable. Street fighter, mega Man, Resident evil, their beat'em ups like AVP etc.. Arcade or at home Capcom was killing it!!! They helped shaped the gaming into what it is today and it's nice to see them back on top. Now if we could only get Sega to act right, lol 😉
Marvel vs capcom 2 , powerstone 2 and street fighter 3rd strike. It's no exaggeration that me and my family have put more hours on these games than anything else....ever. I'd probably swear on a stack of bibles we've out a literal thousand hours in mvc2 and powerstone 2 each. We have all the modern and old skool consoles yet we keep coming back to those two games ( and def jam fight for my on ps2). To put it into perspective just a few days ago we out in 3 or 4 hours on both alone and the dreamcast STAYS hooked up to whatever new fancy TV we have.
The Bowser one.Exactly how many stacks of Bibles(also is one NLT can I have it).
Part 3 is going to have Cannon Spike and Project Justice! :D
Project Justice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really enjoy your videos, but this series is awesome. Looking forward to part 3. Thank you for your hard work in these videos.
M vs C 2 was one of the 1st games I bought for the Dreamcast along with RE Code Veronica. Big Capcom fan here
Sinister Tarheel.If only Mega man legends was on it.
3rd Strike and MVC2 are easily in my top 5 favorite fighting games of all time. Very easily.
Capcom vs SNK is one of my favorite fighters on the system. The definitive home port. Capcom vs SNK 2 is also great as well.
Good timing. Just as im off to work n listening in car....
Glad I could help. ;)
Looking back, it's a relief that a game like Marvel vs. Capcom 2 came out when it did, because it would be the perfect title today to be loaded with DLC.
Very, very true.
"As the name suggests: some asshole thinks it's a good idea to [...]"
That cracked me up lol 🤣😂
Powerstone really need a remaster or a sequel. I’d love to snag 2 for my collection but it’s so pricy and heavily counterfeited. At least there’s the PSP collection
My copy of 2 is legit, but it's the disc and manual, not the original jewel case.
I had my Dreamcast modded so I could play some of these classics
Your videos have been kicking ass lately. Capcom really hit home run after home run on the 6th generation of consoles. Sadly their truly excellent track record on the Dreamcast tends to get forgotten when compared to their Playstation 2 and Gamecube output, but if you look at the generation as a whole you realize that Capcom had a truly awe-inspiring range of games during this time no matter what platform you were on.
Considering Capcom dropped 40 titles in the DC's short life, I'm happy with that output.
I was excited for part 2. Didn't expect a part 3. Now I can't wait for it to arrive!!! 🎊🎉🎈🎆
When I outlined this episode, I realized I had content that was going to span well over an hour to cover all the Capcom Dreamcast games. I figured 3 parts would be the best delivery method. I may also put them together for one huge episode later on.
Capcom had a way of bringing the quality in those days. I'm considering the Vampire Chronicle For Matching Service title over the Vampire Resurrection PS3 Import. I didn't know this addition to the Darkstalkers Series Even Existed.
It messed me up trying to collect the games as a kid because the american versions had different names.
5:09 mark. In regards to music, as a tournament player of MvC2 since 2000, the music was always a sense of keeping the player “balanced” mentally as high-level gameplay was filled with combos, air assists, and Sentinel/Cable/Magneto consistently pressured you on their offense as the point characters I competitive play. Add in Doom, Captain Commando, and Blackheart assists that could keep you on defense or wait for the right moment to counter back
Capcom vs SNK is my all time favorite 2D fighting game. Great video as always.
theres something weirdly satisfying pressing the trigger doing the plasma cannon in mars matrix. loved that game so much
Gotta love how the gaming industry used to be. All the extra characters in MVC2 are unlocked just by playing the game. Now Capcom charges $5 per extra character. Truly sad.
If MvC2 was released today, it'd cost a few hundred dollars by the time you had everything.
@@SegaLordX and it would if took 2 years for that full roster to be released. This is why I love retro gaming
@mPky1 what are u talking about ? I think the conversation here was modern games and dlc and charging for content that used to be free and unlockable in game .
@mPky1 no
@mPky1 I was just saying if the game came out today you'd have paid DLC to unlock the extra characters. 😀
The thing with MvC2's music is more of a cultural difference than a "downgrade". In the West, we tend to associate fights with Rock music, especially Hard Rock or Heavy Metal. It captures the intensity and insanity of the fights, and the loud drums or the chugging guitar riffs can match up with the powerful hits.
But in Japan, they associate fight scenes with Jazz because of the musical complexity in that genre. Very difficult improvisation that still manages to flow together with the rest of your ensemble, while also seeming flashy...describes Jazz AND MvC2!
Capcom vs Snk 1 had the best 2D background ever!
You forgot to mention that Street Fighter 3rd Strike had online play on the JP version
The past few months I've been playing and learning mvc2 and having a blast. Absolutely love the technical aspect to that game and learning Magneto combos and infinites. It's just so much fun to dash and fly around the stages.
Great video as always SLX! Hoping we'll see a Sega on Xbox video sometime this year :- )
I like the music in MVC2. It is nice and jazzy
I think that's my issue with it. Not a fan of jazz, particularly when I'm knee deep in adrenaline. I much preferred the stuff in the first Marvel vs Capcom.
Sega Lord X I guess you felt taken for a ride with the music.
Nicely done.
I agree with Ezra, it caught me off guard the first time I played MVC2 but the tune has grown on me and in a way I'm glad they brought it back in the third game.
Fantastic work, as always! Your videos are so entertaining and informative...and take me back to that era!
Me playing schmups:
1. Die pathetically
2. Immediately discharge my super weapon
3. Scramble for the lost powerups floating around
4. Repeat until the credits roll and revel in a false sense of accomplishment :)
Ahhh man so MANY memories with this particular series!!! As always amazing are these lists my dude!!!👊💥✌🇺🇸
Really enjoying these Capcom release videos.
Love your channel!
Something I liked about Vampire Chronicle was the remastered sound effects. Even when the HUD forms it sounds more hard hitting than even the arcade and the voices are so much clearer. Man I miss having it and my Capcom games. I was just a few away from completing my collection.
I farkin loved powerstone 2. Can't believe I sold my dreamcast in 2002 😭😭😭
Load up ReDream on the PC. It plays many DC games fairly well.
@@SegaLordX cheers, will check it out!
I managed to lose my dreamcast in a house move 10 years ago. Luckily i had a spare I picked up at a car boot sale for £1
I miss the Dreamcast train when the console was new, but I picked it up a couple of years after the PS2 dropped (I'm sure glad that I did!).
The music was awesome in MvC2. I think you're mostly alone in that category. Everyone wanted to be "Taken for a ride." Seriously.
To be fair the sprites used in MVC2 were intended to be seen through a CRT. They definitely won’t hold their own on an HD Display.
Kind of the same with the first 3 Resident Evil Games, the drawn-backgrounds were intended to be seen on a CRT in which they’d actually look incredible when seen in person.
Its a shame that the resolution was so low to the point that people today can’t enjoy these games the way they were meant to be seen on any HDTV. Instead they look blurry or pixelated.
Capcom Vs SNK actually didn't reuse Street Fighter sprites. They're redone based on hybrid of SNK and SF styles with the characters being a bit thinner.
Spawn in the demons hand is still to this day my fave game. Plying it now.
Although the launch of the Nintendo Switch will render this less likely, I have before now wanted to see Sega release a new console known as the Superbeam: it would allow up to 12 player one-box multiplayer, it’d have it’s own proprietary holographic discs capable of holding terrabytes of data, no day one patches for first party titles, backwards compatibility with Mega CD, Saturn and Dreamcast titles and the option of a premium controller with voice recognition! You could even tell it “Superbeam! Go to Netflix, Bojack Horseman, season 3, episode 2” for example!
I will never, ever understand the dislike some people have for Marvel vs. Capcom 2's soundtrack. Sure, it might not fit the game perfectly, but the tracks themselves are absolutely fantastic. It really adds a whole bunch more personality and identity to the game.
It's just a preference thing. I grew up playing Street Fighter II/Alpha and the Children of the Atom fighting games. The music in those games fit like a glove. MvC2 sound was so foreign and alien to what I have come to know and love.
@@SegaLordX I love mvc2's ost to death, but I love the character themes alot too and personally prefer them. Wolverine, Hidden Character, Jin and Spiderman's themes will always be personal favorites.
Very Nice 👍
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, Power Stone 2, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, Street Fighter Third Strike, Dino Crisis...Sega Dreamcast just kept hittin' them home runs!
First game, first love, Gunbird 2.
The game that made me discover classic 2d smhup. The only other shmup I ever played before was After Burner on my Master System.
Although I had the ps2 port, we played it a lot with my brother.
The Spawn game appeals to me. AVGN covered it recently as well.
Hot Tip for Mars Matrix. It is hard if you ignore the Bullet deflect function. Then it is relatively easy.
I had marvel capcom 2 on import back then. Was so cool. It wasnt even in the arcade yet here in the states. I had to get a save file copy to get all the characters though
I see what you're saying about the mvc2 music. Strange music indeed hahaha
Capcom should release all Marvel vs Capcom games on Switch with online on all 3 games. Huge fan of 2 and 3.
Excellent video review can't wait for part 3!
RE3: everybody and their grandmother will try to kill you. Good definition, never heard that expression before, made me laugh.
Another great video! Gunbird 2 is a great game but hard! Marvel VS Capcom 2 is a great time ( it sucks the Japanese version is gimped because it needs access to the arcade and online support to unlock everything, glad I got the North American version)! Power Stone 2 is a lot of fun and I need to put more time into it! I need to get Street Fighter 3 3rd strike but it seems solid! Spawn looks cool! Really glad I managed to get Vampire Chronicles it's really great! Capcom VS SNK is really fun! Never tried Dino Crisis maybe I will get it! Mars Matrix is really hard but I love it! It's hard for me to get into Resident Evil 3 because of the tank controls but maybe I will give the remake a try!
Tank control can be rough if you aren't use to it. It does become second nature after awhile if you put in the time.
@@SegaLordX Just surprised Capcom never thought to include a different control scheme for Dreamcast, Deep Fear on Saturn has an option to ditch the tank controls and the controls are great with the 3D control pad!
Capcom Vs Snk was the first hacked game I got for my DC
Copcom vs SNK backgrounds are really cool.
Dammm capcom VS Snk need to pull out my Dreamcast to play this tonight
Thanks
Wow how can you not like the music in mvc2 it's so good!!! Great video though lol
I'm just curious to ask, but didn't Capcom make a fighting game that involved toy characters coming to life a la Toy Story? I heard that's what "Power Stone" was supposed to be, but it turned out to have a completely different plot, though I think there was such a game that was released exclusively on the Nintendo Gamecube.
Capcom has always been good to Sega and are the main reason I bought a Saturn and Dreamcast.
The late 90’s the shit. Capcom and the Dreamcast is like butter and toast.
Virgin and Eidos distributed pretty much every (If not all) Capcom influenced release on the Dreamcast in Europe so you have to count them as Capcom :) They all have a Capcom spash screen ^_^
Actually, it wasn't all, as Big Ben Interactive distributed Cannon Spike when they bought the rights to the platform from SEGA.
Great videos as per usual, looking forward to your views on 2001 era Capcom stuff, in particular Cannon Spike.
Shocked to hear! The music in MvC2 was amazing! Better than the music in fighting games today
SLX, I thought the slowdown in Gunbird 2 was caused by the game not supporting VGA. I get slowdown using my Gekko HDMI box. I have a second Dreamcast running through composite just for the non VGA games and get no slowdown using composite.
You know, I've never tried the game on anything other than VGA. I'll see what it does for me.
@@SegaLordX Have you noticed when using VGA the gallery menu is messed up too? Also the intro Cinema has glitching and the loading screen is in the wrong position. None of those problems are present using composite. I imagine S-video is fine too. 😀
@@SegaLordX Have you had a chance to play Gunbird 2 not using VGA?
Mars Matrix is one of my favorite dc games that were never ported.
I would have preferred 2D backgrounds in MvC2 but the gameplay and roster is perfect. The series went downhill from there.
I honestly didn’t recall so much Capcom support in what was relatively a couple years. Now that you’re listing them, I remember a lot. But I feel like they focused on fighters a wee bit much in this period. You only need so many at one time... otherwise, I just can’t fathom the Dreamcast failure when it had arguably the best couple years any system had. And with the VGA box and modem it was far advanced over the competition.
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Umm, Isn't that Maki from Final Fight 2 ?
Great stuff man!
Phenomenal series. Keep it up!
I'd seen the concept art for power stone, but not the actual games
It's a fun button masher. It's very loud tho. Haha. You can find items to forge weapons and powerups which is neat.
You are tripping bro. The music in Marvel vs Capcom 2 was great.
I never got the chance to play power stone two the first one was so damn cool i’m tempted to buy a Sega Dreamcast just to play them 2 games on god lol 😂 💯
had them all, sold them all... but kept 2 dreamcast and backups ;)
Oh look forward to your thoughts on Capcom vs SNK2 on DC!!! One of the very best with MVC2 & SF3!
I freaking love Spawn: ITDH
When I MVC2 OST I felt like Christmas😳
Damn what a year for gaming
MVC2 songs... I really don't know wtf they were thinking.
If and or when there's a new Capcom versus game or a new Street Fighter versus game, I want Sean and his sister to be apart of it.
5:14 definately agree. The backgrounds and music from previous Capcom Vs. games are much better than what MvC2 has.
Wish there was some footage of the Matching Service game's online play. Sadly I don't think gamers in Japan considered it to be that important back then.
This video made me want to turn up the brightness on my screen.
I watched it before it went up and I thought it looked great. What are you watching it on?
@@SegaLordX Looked fine to me.
@@SegaLordX On my Monitor. Part 1 was fine though. Thanks for the video though. Brings back mad memories. I still have my Dreamcast but the laser is messed up 😥
Power Stone 2 is awesome
i can understand why many ppl dislike the music on mvc2 but nothing screams "ass whipping" to me more than frantic sax solos and sick drum fills
Still a proud owner of most of these titles on the DC. Spawn and Dino Crisis (already had the PS1 version and didn't care for the game) are the only ones I didn't have. I'm pretty certain I won't have most of the games in part 3! I wouldn't buy RPG's or strategy games from Japan due to the language barrier. I still can't wait to watch though.
GAMES LOOKS FUN TO PLAY👌
Thanks for the heads up. Most of these I have, but I haven't tried them. And the Japanese exclusives are exactly what I was curious about.
The next part will have a lot more Japan exclusives.
@@SegaLordX yeah, caught that at the end, thanks for doing these man, I'm stoked!
Man, the Dreamcast was an awesome system.
awesome vid!
R.I.P. Chickenheart.
great stuff!