Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000
released on Aug 13, 2000
Two of the worlds greatest arcade fighter developers, Capcom and SNK, join forces to finally answer the question asked by many for years: Who is the dominant fighter? A range of fighters from both worlds are available to choose from, with two different fighting styles (Capcom and SNK, of course) meaning that players of both worlds can fit into the game easily, while new gamers can try Ryu using the SNK format.
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I had the fortunate opportunity to have a college campus with Capcom vs SNK 2 and Street Fighter 3 arcade cabinets so I just wanna put that up front as I state that this game very much at its core feels like a good presentation and realization of the gameplay concept of a crossover.
There’s a celebration of arcade games in general with weird/interesting cutscenes, the art style changes based on your style, and a roster with very stripped down move sets that allow for a simple way to keep coming back and mastering the mechanics.
While I think the sequel fleshed out said mechanics, there’s an evident initial burst of love for Capcom and SNK as companies that made arcade games and the hype/presentation here with that crossover honestly is about as good as (and sometimes better than) what you even get with most Smash Bros games
There’s a celebration of arcade games in general with weird/interesting cutscenes, the art style changes based on your style, and a roster with very stripped down move sets that allow for a simple way to keep coming back and mastering the mechanics.
While I think the sequel fleshed out said mechanics, there’s an evident initial burst of love for Capcom and SNK as companies that made arcade games and the hype/presentation here with that crossover honestly is about as good as (and sometimes better than) what you even get with most Smash Bros games
CVS1 is one of the coolest fighting games ever (at least when it comes to presentation). the game just oozes style whether it's from the UI elements, audio, or artwork. even blocking an attack has a cool impact effect.
unfortunately the gameplay is full of baffling decisions. Capcom characters feel odd when limited to a 4 button control scheme. the ratio system was also implemented baffling way. overall, CVS1 is not a game that I'll ever really feel the need to revisit often because of the gameplay.
like many, I wish they we could have CVS2 gameplay but with CVS1 aesthetics. oh well.
unfortunately the gameplay is full of baffling decisions. Capcom characters feel odd when limited to a 4 button control scheme. the ratio system was also implemented baffling way. overall, CVS1 is not a game that I'll ever really feel the need to revisit often because of the gameplay.
like many, I wish they we could have CVS2 gameplay but with CVS1 aesthetics. oh well.
this game's style is so SICK. the music, sound effects, character select, all of it. it's perfect. i guess i prefer cvs2 since it's a bit more freeform and has a wider selection of characters, but that by no means makes this unworthy of your time.
Crying, peeing and shitting myself because I have to play against a 4 stack of ratio 1 zoners after watching the most beautifully crafted stage intros I have ever seen.
This Game's Presentation is honestly cool as hell. CVS2 should have honestly stuck with this presentation style! Also, the stage intros were cool as hell!. I played so much of this on Nulldc back then and recently I was able to play an actual cabinet! CVS2 may have the better gameplay and announcer but CVS1 has the better presentation.