Infinite Heroes and VillainsWith 30 characters at your disposal in Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, there are some tough decisions to make. How will you fill out your team of two? Will you go slow and powerful like Thanos and Nemesis, or quick and nimble like Spider-Man and Nova? Choices don`t end there either. You`ll also need to figure out which Power Stone fits your characters. Check out this quick character to guide to give you the basics on each character, along with their strengths and weaknesses.Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is out now for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. For more thoughts on the game, check out our review in progress, and be sure to check back soon for our final review. And if you`re curious what others thought about the game, read our review roundup.For more on how to better play Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, check out our in-depth guides below:Beginner`s GuideWhich Infinity Stone Is Right For You?Glossary Of Terms For NewbiesHow To Beat Ultron Omega ArthurLike Rocket Raccoon, he`s close to the ground so his hit box is small, but so is his hurt box. Because of his limited reach, it`s difficult for him to get in close and start basic combos. Also like Rocket, he has a ton of projectiles to give him so reach. His Dagger Toss is a bread and butter move to keep your opponent at bay. Mash out the attack button during Dagger Toss to throw more than just one. All of his special attacks are a variety of projectiles, whether they`re faster and weaker or slower and more powerful. The Scythe Toss acts as a boomerang. The good thing about Arthur`s variety of special moves is that they`re easy to remember. They are all quarter circle turns. The attack depends on the attack button pressed.Arthur can jump during his level one Hyper Combo, which means you can at the very least get some chip damage if your opponent blocks it. Like in MvC3, Arthur has his Golden Armor Hyper Combo that beefs up his special moves` strength and speed. This lasts a limited time ...
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