I'm torn on the separate page thing. on one hand, it is kind of just an update - it came out in the same year within months of MvC3, and has the same characters, same models, same combos, battle system, etc. it's like Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater to Subsistence in a lot of ways. Obviously it has some new content and modes.
on the other hand, the original MvC3 is something no has regarded in any way other than a historical footnote since the moment UMvC3 dropped, UMvC3 is just what MvC3 should've been in the first place, it should've just been a patch/DLC for the original release. I think it's too bad because the primary page is base MvC3 which is like I said, something I can't imagine anyone would care about in a post-UMvC3 world - and no one who knows what they're doing would ever give MvC3 a rating as high or higher than Ultimate. Weird thing that's gotta be worked out.
going by the rules of the site, it should have a separate page. I'm sure if someone made a separate page for UMvC3 and asked for a merger, the site mods would follow through.
I'm personally against it on principal, as I'm just against every fighting game update getting its own separate page.
This brings back fond memories of cutting class in the 8th grade to walk to the nearby GameStop where they had a playable demo of this game at the Xbox kiosk.
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Note: Unlike reviews, comments are considered temporary and may be deleted/purged without notice.It's a seperate release, not DLC. It's like how street fighter iterations have their own pages.
on the other hand, the original MvC3 is something no has regarded in any way other than a historical footnote since the moment UMvC3 dropped, UMvC3 is just what MvC3 should've been in the first place, it should've just been a patch/DLC for the original release. I think it's too bad because the primary page is base MvC3 which is like I said, something I can't imagine anyone would care about in a post-UMvC3 world - and no one who knows what they're doing would ever give MvC3 a rating as high or higher than Ultimate. Weird thing that's gotta be worked out.
I'm personally against it on principal, as I'm just against every fighting game update getting its own separate page.