Appearances
Playable Characters:
- X-Men
- Cyclops
- Gambit
- Rogue (First Playable appearance)
- Storm
- Juggernaut
- Sabretooth (First appearance)
- Magneto
- Wolverine
- Street Fighter Characters
- Akuma (Gouki)
- Cammy White (First appearance)
- Charlie Nash (First appearance)
- Chun-Li (First appearance)
- Dhalsim (First appearance)
- Ken Masters (First appearance)
- M. Bison (Vega) (First appearance)
- Ryu (First appearance)
- Zangief (First appearance)
Antagonists:
Other Characters
- Birdy (First appearance)
- Forge (Cameo) (Appears in Storm's ending)
- Acolytes (Cameo) (Appears in M. Bison's ending)
- Professor X (Cameo) (Appears in Chun-Li's ending)
- Jean Grey (Cameo) (Appears in Chun-Li's ending)
- Archangel (First appearance) (Cameo)
- Beast (Cameo)
- Iceman (Cameo)
- Psylocke (Cameo) (Appears in Cammy's ending)
- Shuma-Gorath (Cameo) (Appears in Storm's ending)
- Jubilee (Cameo) (Appears in Wolverine's ending)
- The Hand (First appearance)
- Matsu'o Tsurayaba (First appearance) (Appears in Cammy's ending)
- Omega Red (Cameo) (Appears in Zangief's ending)
- Colossus (Cameo) (Appears in Zangief's ending)
- Hulk (Mentioned)
- Unnamed Mutants
Reality
Stages:
- Manhattan
- Code Red
- The Cataract
- Apocalypse Now!
- The Temple of Fists
- Dead or Live: The Show
- Death Valley
- Raging Inferno
- Mall Mayhem
- On The Hilltop
- Showdown In The Park
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis
The X-Men team up with the Street Fighters to defeat Apocalypse.
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Cyclops Vs. Apocalypse In Final Stage Of The Game X-Men Vs. Street Fighter.
Cast
Versions[]
Version 1 (960909 in Japan, 960910 outside of Japan)[]
- Ryu and Akuma are able to recover from their hop kick in midair.
- Ryu's Hurricane Super will push the opposing player down, allowing the player to recover.
Version 2 (961004)[]
The most common version found in arcades
- Ryu and Akuma can not recover from their hop kick.
- Ryu's Hurricane Super pushes the opposing player up rather than down.
- Sabretooth's Jumping Infinite is now a bit more difficult to time.
- Dhalsim is no longer able to do a Yoga Drill the instant he leaves the floor. He actually has to jump a small distance before the Drill will come out.
Version 3 (961023)[]
Capcom released this version in an attempt to remove all the Infinites they knew of.
- Storm cannot use her Lightning Attack multiple times without landing between attacks.
- Cyclops' aerial Fierce and Juggernaut's aerial Fierce and Roundhouse pushes the player straight down.
- Wolverine's Drill Claw does not throw the opposing player across the screen.
- Storm's Lightning Attack no longer causes enemies to fall on their backs, so she cannot hit enemies with all three hits one at a time (separately), thus eliminating her Lightning Attack Infinite.
- Storm's Jumping Fierce, when used as an Air Combo Finisher, knocks her opponents in more of a downward arc rather than an outward arc, making her repeating Fierce-Roundhouse Air Combo not possible anymore (though an equally effective alternate combo exists).
- Magneto can no longer throw the enemy upwards with his kick throws, preventing him from Air Throwing the enemy upwards and then Hyper Graving them on their way down.
- Chun-Li's recovery period from her Senretsu Kyaku is no longer invincible (she can be hit during her delay, whereas before, everything would go right through her).
- Dhalsim's Drills all now have a half second delay before they come out after the button is pushed. This delay was enough to eliminate his Drill Infinite Combo.
- Dhalsim's Teleport Recovery is no longer vulnerable at the end, preventing all of the Dhalsim-only Combos from occurring.
Home Versions[]
- X-Men vs. Street Fighter was ported to the Sega Saturn in 1997 and the Sony PlayStation in 1998.
See Also
Links and References
- Marvel vs. Capcom (Series)
- Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter
- Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes
- X-Men vs. Street Fighter at the Capcom Database Wiki
- X-Men Vs. Street Fighter at The Killer List of Video Games