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Marvel vs Capcom Infinite Review 2

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite Bombs in the UK

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This has not been a good week for the new game releases in the United Kingdom. Still, none entry seems more disappointing than Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, which debuts at number 12 in the All Formats list, and number 16 in the Individual Formats list for the PS4 version, while the Xbox One release misses the top 40 entirely. While the game is receiving positive reviews, currently holding a 75 on Metacritic, it seems like it was not able to generate interest among fans, who from the beginning did not appreciate the visuals and the limited character roster, with the launch version missing iconic figures like Wolverine or anyone from the X-Men for that matter.

We commented in our review that “Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite may have some flaws with its visuals and roster, but its gameplay is so strong that its not too hard to overlook them,” but of course, people have to actually get the game to enjoy the gameplay. In any case, it is Capcom’s turn to analyze how could they not appeal to a large number of people using one of the most important brands in the entertainment industry at the moment.

Moving on to better news, Destiny 2 remains at top of the list for a third consecutive week, while  Project Cars 2 enters the charts at number 2 with sales stumbling a 74% compared to its predecessor, although the drop is expected to be soften when considering digital sales, which are not tracked for the charts. Still, the game has little chance of making up for that loss in the long term, as the upcoming Gran Turismo Sport and Forza Motorsport 7 will attract most of the racing fans. Nintendo’s Pokken Tournament DX debuts at number 5, a very decent entry considering that the game is an expanded version of the original Wii U title for Nintendo Switch.

Other new entries include the return of Pokemon Gold and Pokemon Silver at 18 and 21 respectively, and Telltale’s Minecraft: Story Mode – Season 2 at number 25.

Top 10 UK All Formats List

1. Destiny 2
2. Project Cars 2
3. NBA 2K18
4. Pro Evolution Soccer 2018
5. Pokken Tournament DX
6. Grand Theft Auto V
7. Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
8. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
9. Forza Horizon 3
10. LEGO Worlds

Check out the full top 40 here.

Top 10 UK Individual Formats List

1. Destiny 2 (PS4)
2. Destiny 2 (XBO)
3. Project Cars 2 (PS4)
4. NBA 2K18 (PS4)
5. Pokken Tournament DX (NSW)
6. Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy (PS4)
7. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy (PS4)
8. Pro Evolution Soccer 2018 (PS4)
9. Forza Horizon 3 (XBO)
10. NBA 2K18 (XBO)

Check out the full top 40 here.


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Jose Belmonte
From Murcia to New York City, I go through life learning as much as I can about technology, TV shows and videogames. My motto is: Coffee, coffee, coffee.