The front four serve as option P+P+P, and K+K+K, along with basic combo?s that can be programmed together and altered. Here you?ll have access to four buttons on the front screen and two on the back. The Vita version of the game does come with some touch screen options, similar to what was found in Marvel vs. You?ll have access to all the alternate costumes and character DLC that original game has had released, giving you a pretty hefty roster to choose from.
And the end result, at least on the Capcom side of the fence, has left me pretty satisfied and happy.įor the Vita version of the game, there are not a whole lot of bells and whistles added in, but there are some benefits with DLC that carries over between this platform and the PS3. My 13 year old self would have fallen out of his seat when the announcement was made that a collaboration would occur between these two fighting game giants, and even as an adult I found myself giddy with expectation. Like I mentioned in my original review for the game, seeing the worlds of Street Fighter and Tekken meshed together like this is pretty much a fanboy dream come true. I was a pretty big fan of the original release on Xbox 360 and PS3, and while I do fall into the camp that has found the gem business a bit tiring, overall I?m extremely pleased with how well this port has shaped up. Street Fighter X Tekken for Vita marks another great fighting game port for the handheld from Capcom, and while I wish their support for the Vita was a bit more substantial, at least they?re able to get these ports done right.
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