Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium: Difference between revisions

This time, the Ratio system was modified to allow the player to give ratios to the characters as they wished, and SIX grooves to choose from, plus [[Game Mod|a customized system which can be created by the player himself]]. Again, an [[Updated Rerelease]] of this game was available, called '''Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark Of The Millennium EO''', being EO both ''Extreme Offence'' or ''Easy Operations'', depending on the version.

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* [[A Boy and His X]]: [[Samurai Shodown|Nakoruru and her hawk Mamahaha]].

* [[A God Am I]]: Both Shin Akuma and God Rugal have this in their names. [[SNK Boss|And it's not for show...]]

* [[Ascended Extra]]: Ryuhaku Todoh, Maki and Eagle, characters who had formerly appeared in the first ''[[Art of Fighting]]'', ''[[Final Fight]] 2'' and the original ''Street Fighter'' respectively, made their unexpected returns as playable characters. Indeed, it has been said that [[The Unexpected|Capcom deliberately chose more obscure newcomers for that game.]]

* [[Assist Character]]:

* [[Bowdlerise]]: The North American release is notable for its level of censorship not found in prior Capcom fighting games. Moves with "[[Would Be Rude to Say Genocide|Genocide]]" (Tiger Genocide and Genocide Cutter) in them were replaced with "Destroyer". Yamazaki's S&M move name was changed as well. [[Calling Your Attacks|Rugal calling out his Genocide Cutter]] was replaced with a generic grunt. God Rugal was changed to Ultimate Rugal. Due to [[Viewers are Morons]], Shin Akuma was untouched and became a [[Bilingual Bonus]].

* [[Dialogue Tree]]: The games are full of this, with stuff like Geese throwing a Reppuuken at Bison to blow his cape away.

* [[Everything's Better with Spinning]]: Zangief.

* [[Gratuitous English]]: ''Finest K.O.'', though it [[Translation Correction|got changed]] to ''Dramatic K.O.'' for the European and North American releases.

* [[Loads and Loads of Characters]]

* [[Market-Based Title|Market Based Subtitle]]: ''Millionaire Fighting'' became ''Mark of the Millennium'' when it was ported overseas.

* [[Medium Blending]]

* [[Original Generation]]: God Rugal and Shin Akuma.

* [[Pet the Dog]]: Balrog's ending has him donating his reward money to a charity.

* [[Please Put Some Clothes On]]: Maki.

* [[SNK Boss]]: Predictably. Shin Akuma and God Rugal.

* [[Sprite Polygon Mix]]: The game has sprite-based characters and 3D backgrounds.

* [[Stripperific]]: Morrigan, [[Vapor Wear|who's technically not even wearing clothes!]]

* [[The Unexpected]]: While a few character choices are no-brainers (Rock, Haohmaru, Athena), others are more of the "Wait, ''what''?!" variety (Chang, Eagle, Hibiki Takane, Kyosuke, Maki).

* [[True Final Boss]]: God Rugal and Shin Akuma.

 

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