I find it interesting that there seems to be a couple of different music styles, some techno but also some really orchestral stuff.

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At Assault, what I ment is that you pay for a gmae full price and that the character roster is so small that you need to purchace DLC stuff which is cheaper when you buy them individualy, but if you add up the prices, you will reach almost the same price you have payed for the standard game.
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Another thought just occurred to me... MVC Infinite's info has been pretty lacking, but if they introduce fight money, like SF V, then you won't actually have to pay for DLC characters. SF V, for anyone who plays it online regularly, will provide more than enough ingame currency to buy characters without using real money to add to the cost of the game. One way or another though, MVC Infinite sounds good so far. And the pace also seems closer to the original MVC, which I like.

This is definitely quite exciting. It seems like you will be able to pull off some pretty crazy combos, and I'm glad that stuff isn't being changed too much for casuals. Maybe the'll add a simple mode but it looks like the "fireball" button isn't a thign at least in the normal game, and here's hoping that shoryuken can be done with the normal motions, although a down down + attack motion wouldn't be too bad if you wanted to play casually.

Having said all that in my last post though, this is MVC after all. All the games have had some sort of easy mode for the people who aren't keen on learning long combos and the like. The infinity stones do intrigue me, and I wonder how they'll play into things.

I do want to know where you found that... lol. Each infinity stone only has one ability, and they aren't necessarily buffs for your character, which is extended by what they're calling the infinity surge, or storm.. one of the two, the video mentions it specifically.