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CD AGES wrote:Not for single player at least.

Elaborate please, I am actually playing CvS on the Naomi and can have 2 on 2 matches by holding LP and HP. I just wanted to know if there is a way two have single matches? I believe you can on CvS2, but I have not confirmed this.

Any way I am having a blast with CvS it is really a great game that I am have a lot of fun with.

In the console version, you can choose the ratio of your fighter (ala CvS2's free ration system) in versus mode. That's how.

Even though I played the PS2 version of CVS 2, I think this game is a HUGE improvement to CVS1, not only in roster but the gameplay (especially the 6 grooves to choose from).

Sonicx360 wrote:Even though I played the PS2 version of CVS 2, I think this game is a HUGE improvement to CVS1, not only in roster but the gameplay (especially the 6 grooves to choose from).

Looking at your avatar, I am betting you just like powering up to over 9000 with the S groove!

CvS 2 will probably last you longer since it has a TON of characters. I actually have the EO version for gamecube. IK its a bastardized port because of the EO but thats Why I like it! I find it absolutely hilarious to playthrough arcade mode spamming zangief's grabs simply by flicking the c-stick. Same goes with charge moves, or playing as akuma and just dominating the AI. . Of course Its not a game that I am serious about. If you are serious about CvS then get the legit version(Ps2 or Dreamcast).

Flake wrote:

Sonicx360 wrote:Even though I played the PS2 version of CVS 2, I think this game is a HUGE improvement to CVS1, not only in roster but the gameplay (especially the 6 grooves to choose from).

Looking at your avatar, I am betting you just like powering up to over 9000 with the S groove!

LMFAO!!!!!!

Actually, I commonly use the K-Groove since I don't have to reach the gauge to maximum in order to perform a Level 3.