Cool fighting game for the Wii with an obscure, yet, for me, awesome character roster.
The controls are a big part of why I love the game, they are more accessible, but the fighting system is still deep and stringing combo's together is rewarding and takes some skill, newcomers can jump in and kick ass, which I'm sure will annoy hardcore pro's, but I enjoy being able to play against friends who usually aren't into fighting games, of course the hardcore game will have the advantage, but still, unexperiences gamers will have a shot. The game looks awesome, the super attacks are really flashy and look spectacular and very devestating, the game sounds terrific as well, mostly from the voice actors and actresses who lend their voice, some of which from the Tatsunko side I recognized from the anime shows their characters are taken from. The music varies in quality, I love the japanese title song "Across the Border", I think it's called, the english one is massively inferior and really cheesy. There's a ton of stuff to unlock, including bons characters, different colors for each character, galleries and movies. There's enough to keep you occupied, but when compared to, again, sorry, but Smash Bros. Brawl's plethora of content kept me playing for hours, days, months, but it's kind of unfair to compare it to that game, they are completely different, Tatsunoko vs. Capcom has enough interesting stuff.
So while I had problems with the game at first, I now enjoy it immensely and I'm mpressed by the characters, the attacks, the balanced gameplay and fun fighting action that can be played by anyone regardless of skill level, which could be bothersome for hardcore gamers, but for social gamers, it's great.