Marvel vs Capcom 2 · Combo Video · 2006
Shock's "A2Z" combo video delivers a comprehensive tour through the entire roster of Marvel vs Capcom 2, with each character performing solo combos stripped of assist calls. Recorded on a Sega DreamCast via arcade stick adapter, the footage captures clean, unadorned chains that prioritize execution over flashy editing—a refreshing contrast to the spectacle-heavy combo videos that dominate the scene. The appeal lies in its accessibility: every character in the massive MvC2 roster gets a moment to demonstrate what's possible without leaning on assist synergy, making it a practical reference for players learning the game's fundamentals. Originally posted in the early 2000s, the video has maintained steady relevance across two decades, accumulating thousands of monthly views even as newer combo content emerged. Shock's straightforward approach—no unnecessary cuts, no hype overlays, just solid combos back-to-back—became the video's signature. The higher-quality version with corrected audio is available through the link in the description, preserving what makes this A2Z run genuinely useful: a focused, character-by-character breakdown of what the game's diverse cast can accomplish in isolation.
This is an old video I made that I decided to upload here. It's not impressive content or editing wise at all, but it is a series of neat combos for every character in MvC2 using no assists. It seems to have a lot of popularity to this day, receiving almost 10,000 hits a month on my website in the early 2000s. It's now well over 20 years old and been revised a couple times.…
Show more →This is an old video I made that I decided to upload here. It's not impressive content or editing wise at all, but it is a series of neat combos for every character in MvC2 using no assists. It seems to have a lot of popularity to this day, receiving almost 10,000 hits a month on my website in the early 2000s. It's now well over 20 years old and been revised a couple times. There are an insane number of MvC2 videos around and you can find the truly crazy ones elsewhere, but this is a fun one! These combos were performed on the Playstation Blaze arcade stick on a Sega DreamCast using an adapte
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