One of the big buzzwords that has been bandied about in regards to Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite has been “creativity.” Throughout the week of E3, most players who got to try the game were indeed praising it for the creativity that it allows. That said, what exactly does “creativity” mean in the context of the Marvel vs. Capcom series?
At E3, Michael Martin asked that exact question to Splyce’s Ryan “Filipino Champ” Ramirez when he got the chance to interview him for Cross Counter TV.
According to Filipino Champ, “creativity” in the series refers to how players are allowed to create situations that are very favorable for them on offense or defense. So, when a player like FChamp talks about how Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite lets him be creative, it’s about how the game allows him “hundreds of options” to create these favorable situations. Of course, this shouldn’t be surprising, considering that players have discovered “4-corner” mix ups and option selects with the Story Demo alone.
In addition to talking about creativity, FChamp also shares some more impressions of the game, including characters that he’s liking so far, while also talking a bit about why he likes “villain” characters so much.
Source: Cross Counter TV