DC vs Marvel

alucardbarnivous wrote:DC:
However, as a computer programmer myself, I think you could do a lot of characters. Simply put, a lot of characters have the same powers or similarities. So, you can have arrays attached to different skins: the same moves and abilities but with different bodies. A good example is Kryptonians: you can make a Superman, and easily attach Supergirl, Power Girl, and General Zod to him. Or, for Green Lantern, attach Atrocitus, Agent Orange, Sinestro, Saint Walker, Star Sapphire, and Quasar. Of course, with the Hulk's cast swelling with Red Hulk, She-Hulk, Red She-Hulk, Skaar, Lyra, A-Bomb, Abomination, Doc Samson, and Hercules, you could have them all as skins. If you want to alternate power levels, you could take the RPG route with varying statistic levels.

alucardbarnivous wrote:No villains?

BrodieBruce_BlaculaHunter wrote:

alucardbarnivous wrote:No villains?

Thought about it, and for some reason I couldn't come up with a strong enough villain roster.

alucardbarnivous wrote:

BrodieBruce_BlaculaHunter wrote:

alucardbarnivous wrote:No villains?

Thought about it, and for some reason I couldn't come up with a strong enough villain roster.

At least you can have skin changes (Superman = General Zod, Flash = Reverse Flash, Green Lantern = Sinestro and Star Sapphire, Spider-Man = Venom, Iron Man = Iron Monger and Iron Patriot, Wolverine = Daken, Hulk = Red Hulk, etc).

ChrisToPhenom wrote:An official DC Vs. Marvel will never be released because the awesome Mugen community already working on it and almost done. Unless they go the Street Fighter IV style, Mugen has this wrapped up to go so I'd say until it's finished, create your own game with Mugen-I'll post a tutorial thread here soon. Here are the characters on the project (all can be downloaded)-

DC Universe-

1. Superman
2. Batman
3. Wonder Woman
4. Kon-El (Clark Kent)
5. Plastic-Man
6. Ice
7. Green Lantern
8. (Classified)
9. Lobo
10. Parasite
11 Lex Luthor
12. Thanos
13. Secret Boss

Marvel Comics-

1. Hulk
2. Captain America
3. Thor
4. Strong Guy
5. Sandman
6. Crystal
7. Ironman
8. Spider-Man
9. Wolverine
10. Carnage
11. Dr Doom
12. Darkseid <--????
13. Secret Boss

Info-
http://scruffydragon.com/f/dcvsm.html

THALASTDRAGON wrote:

ChrisToPhenom wrote:
12. Darkseid <--????

Dr. Wade Fucking McNasty wrote:

alucardbarnivous wrote:DC:
However, as a computer programmer myself, I think you could do a lot of characters. Simply put, a lot of characters have the same powers or similarities. So, you can have arrays attached to different skins: the same moves and abilities but with different bodies. A good example is Kryptonians: you can make a Superman, and easily attach Supergirl, Power Girl, and General Zod to him. Or, for Green Lantern, attach Atrocitus, Agent Orange, Sinestro, Saint Walker, Star Sapphire, and Quasar. Of course, with the Hulk's cast swelling with Red Hulk, She-Hulk, Red She-Hulk, Skaar, Lyra, A-Bomb, Abomination, Doc Samson, and Hercules, you could have them all as skins. If you want to alternate power levels, you could take the RPG route with varying statistic levels.

I like the way you think. Reminds me of MUA's design.

BlueMaxx wrote:I remember having a similar conversation on WUMB, I believe, but just having an awesome 2D fighter would be sweet. Think of the X-Box 360 and PS3's capabilities of holding a whole bunch of characters on the roster when the PS2 could hold 56 with Marvel vs. Capcom 2, and each character was very fluid and detailed; anime-esque.