No Psylocke, no Beast, no M. Bison. Also, the X-Men side leans heavily on ’90s cartoon fame (Gambit, Sabretooth) rather than deep cuts. Graphics & Sound (8/10) Capcom’s CPS2 hardware shines with huge, colorful sprites, detailed backgrounds (like the Danger Room or a burning Tokyo street), and flashy super effects. The animation is smooth, though some moves (e.g., Magneto’s float) show age.
X-Men vs. Street Fighter is but not Capcom’s most polished fighter. It’s unbalanced, chaotic, and short—but that’s also why it’s so fun. If you love modern tag fighters (Dragon Ball FighterZ, Marvel vs. Capcom 3), this is their grandparent. Juego X-Men Vs. Street Fighter
| X-Men | Street Fighter | |--------|----------------| | Cyclops | Ryu | | Wolverine | Ken | | Storm | Chun-Li | | Rogue | Zangief | | Magneto | Dhalsim | | Juggernaut | Cammy | | Sabretooth | Charlie | | Gambit | Akuma (secret) | | Apocalypse (boss) | – | No Psylocke, no Beast, no M