Marvel vs Capcom 1 · Combo Video · 2010
Marvel vs. Capcom Combos 2010 is a Marvel vs Capcom 1 combo video originally posted to combovideos.com in 2010 by Battousai. Featuring Slayer and Vice. This video showcases the high-level fighting game execution and advanced combo routing — the kind of duo team mechanics, special partner moves, and infinite combos that defines competitive Marvel vs Capcom 1 play. From the original post: "We have a surprise for everyone today. Fresh out of the combo-oven, Marvel vs. Capcom Combos 2010 is finally here! Grab it while it's sizzling hot but try not to burn yourself..."
We have a surprise for everyone today. Fresh out of the combo-oven, Marvel vs. Capcom Combos 2010 is finally here! Grab it while it's sizzling hot but try not to burn yourself... Video Edit: AC-Slayer Combos: AC-Slayer & Hyper Sonic Special Guests: Toxy & Vice Versa [ Download Here! ] [ Discuss Here! ] Youtube PART 1 of 2 Youtube PART 2 of 2 It's 2010 kiddies and CV.com brings everyone who loves the "versus series" a decadent treat. Over 18 minutes of high-octane, throat-choking, and ball-busting combos and glitches for Marvel vs. Capcom 1. Toxy makes a brief cameo in the video, providing some lost X-men vs. Street Fighter footage from the "Breaking the Universe" era. Vice Versa also makes a special appearance. But one need not introduce the stars behind the show. We're all familiar with the likes of AC-Slayer and Hyper Sonic . Both "comboists" seem to always find a way to break the MVC1 engine over and over again. Marvel vs. Capcom Combos 2010 will most likely be the last time we'll see any of these guys in a combo video. This is so sad... =( How will we go on? But let's enjoy this video and celebrate what they have done for the combo community in the last decade. On behalf of AC-Slayer, Hyper Sonic, Toxy, and Vice Versa, we want to thank everyone in this community for their generous support over the years. We wish everyone the best in 2010 and onwards.
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