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For more information, see the [[Marvel_vs_Capcom_3/#X-Factor|X-Factor]] section of the game systems guide. | For more information, see the [[Marvel_vs_Capcom_3/#X-Factor|X-Factor]] section of the game systems guide. | ||
Revision as of 07:54, 12 February 2011
Welcome!
Greetings warrior! Welcome to our crash course in Marvel vs. Capcom 3's gameplay systems. If you really want to get good at the game, it's important to deeply understand how the game handles your character's movements, attacks, and defense options. Even if you're a fighting game veteran, these videos are a great introduction to the new wrinkles that Marvel vs. Capcom 3 brings to the table.
Lesson 1: Movement and Recovery
For more information, check out the Movement section of the game systems guide.
Lesson 2: Combos
For more information, see the Basic Attacks section of the game systems guide.
Lesson 3: Team Mechanics
For more information, see the Assist Actions section of the game systems guide.
Lesson 4: Understanding X Factor
For more information, see the X-Factor section of the game systems guide.
Where to Go Next
- Character Move Lists - for complete information about your favorite character's attacks.
- Game Elements - for more basic game system explanations
- Game System Details - for detailed information about how attacks, defending, combos, and X-Factor all work.
- Shoryuken.com's Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Forum - to discuss the game or your favorite character with other players.