Capcom details Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Vita touch controls
Input command list revealed.
Capcom has revealed how Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 on Vita works.
Andriasang reports you're able to control the game using the Vita's rear Touch Panel, and provides a command input list, reproduced below.
- Move forward/backward by dragging forward/backward.
- Dash forward/backward by flicking forward/backward.
- Duck by dragging down.
- Jump by flicking up.
- Change characters by tapping and holding the icon of the new character.
- Call on assist character by tapping the icon of the assist character.
- Attack by tapping anywhere but the icons.
- Execute your Hyper Combo by tapping the Hyper Combo Gauge.
UMVC3 was announced as a Vita launch title at the Tokyo Game Show. It includes the same content as the PlayStation 3 version, such as online play and 60fps gameplay.
You can use the Vita Near function to exchange a Vita original gold herald colour with other players. Wi-fi is used to watch and play online matches.
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Dash forward/backward by flicking forward/backward.
Duck by dragging down.
Please say the Vita isn't going to feature wank additions to games like they have done here. Talk about uninspired.
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Down to Sony to be the main supports for touch pad at launch
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Touch screen special moves is obviously fine for beginners, but the swipe to move crap sounds terrible.
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When they add the controls for the "Whine in Eurogamer post when Capcom does it, but completely ignore when Arc, Namco, Sega and SNK do it" mode.
By the way, buy Iori with the power of flames DLC for KOFXIII now! Only 400MS fun bucks and a 108KB download!
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