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The draw to play a fighting game with Magneto isn’t to do eight-way dashes, it’s to play as Magneto. You can’t just replace him with a knockoff character, even if that knockoff has all the same functions.
Read MoreHaving X-Men vs. Street Fighter playable at home, in all its arcade glory, is a 90’s kid’s dream come true.
Read MoreSpider-Man (2018) has been trimmed of all fat and injected with considerable style, charm, and sheer heart.
Read MoreX-Men Vs. Street Fighter. ‘Nuff said.
Read MoreThwipping and swinging around New York has never felt better.
Read MoreThe true fear of mutation is not what mutants might do to you, but what their existence means to your place in world.
Read MoreIn November 1994, Capcom released their first X-Men game on the Super Nintendo, a side-scrolling platformer/brawler titled X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse. And damn was it good.
Read MoreCapitalizing on the popularity of the Saturday morning cartoon, Sega released the first decent X-Men game on Genesis in 1993. But just how good was it?
Read MoreI was a Marvel Comics kid growing up, and Spider-Man was my first favorite superhero. I have fond memories of The Amazing Spider-Man, but is it worth going back to revisit this 1990 Game Boy “classic”?
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