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We have a few more details that we can share with you about the different modes you can play and license cards! What are those? Hit the jump to find out!
Marvel vs. Capcom 3 has all the robust fight modes you’d expect from a fighting game. There’s single player and versus, the latter being available for online play. In the Mission mode, users can train themselves with a series of character specific challenges.
If you want to study up on how your opponents play, check out the license card. The data found here tracks player tendencies based on their fighting style. Your own license card will in fact record your data, let you choose your favorite icon to represent you, and record your battles and player points. The data in the license card will allow you to see positive and negative points about your play style. By reviewing player data online, you can find friends and rivals to play against and then do “recon” as the fight starts-up. The license card will allow you to see who an opponents favorite team of characters is, number of wins and losses, what kind of attacks they like and much more.
Get set for the ultimate 3-on-3 faceoff when Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds hits PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on February 15, 2011.
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That sounds like you can look at the card before the fight to me but, then again, it could be shown after characters have been chosen. That would stop it being used to help "counter picks"
I'm not saying it's a bad idea or anything. Just that random people online are going to use it to see who you use most and what kind of player you are so they know right away who they should pick.
This could lead to another "everyone you play online picks Ryu" situation but this time everyone will pick whatever team your best team is worst against.