Characters with nonhuman faces or masks such as Dormammu, Ghost Rider and Spider-Man look great across the board, but characters with human faces like Morrigan, Frank West and Chris Redfield look horrendous. This leads to the horse that has been more than beaten to death at this point: the characters.
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It almost felt insulting to the series in a way seeing the UI looking so bland when knowing that it was from a series whose signature had always been its unique style. In fact, it’s so plain that you could easily cut and paste this UI into any other fighting game and you wouldn’t be able to tell the difference. Starting with the UI, everything looks like it was a placeholder for assets that were never added for the final product. Of course, just because the art style is different doesn’t mean that it’s bad, but the issue here is that the new art style actually does look bad on many counts, frequently offering visuals that are merely passable at best. However, with the MCU now becoming Marvel’s most well-known universe, Infinite was designed to reflect that fact. Capcom 3, which made all the action feel like it was ripped straight out of a comic book, along with a menu that made you genuinely feel like you were reading through one as well. series has featured a comic-like aesthetic that lent itself perfectly to the general feel of the franchise. Capcom: Infinite offers this signature gameplay in spades, but, in exchange, it eschews the other signature feature of the series: visual presentation. Thanks to the nature of the series, you could make a dream team such as Spider-Man and Mega Man or Wolverine and Ryu, and not care about canon. series has taken the biggest names from Marvel’s expansive universe and those from Capcom’s various franchises, pitting them against one another in fast-paced, team-based battles. Capcom: Infinite is a game of two extremes, featuring the franchise’s strongest gameplay to date, while presenting visuals worse than any entry to come before it.
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