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Marvel Vs. Capcom 3's Creative Achievements Leaked
Doesn’t it always seem about a month before a game comes out the achievements are leaked? Such is the case with Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, Capcom’s huge fighting game releasing on PS3 and 360 February 15.
The list has your basic achievements for accomplishments like unlocking everything in the gallery, winning a certain number of online matches, etc. We’ve selected a few of our favorites below for your perusal, be sure to check out the rest at Xbox360Achievements. Can you guess which characters these achievements are referring to?
Raccoon City Incident – 20
Settle things between former S.T.A.R.S. members in a Xbox LIVE match.
Copy This! – 20
Put an end to this game of spider and fly in a Xbox LIVE match.
Fate of the Satsui no Hadou – 20
Decide who is the true master of the fist in an Xbox LIVE match.
Duty and Deus Ex Machina – 20
Make a match on Xbox LIVE between a national hero and a killing machine a reality.
Avengers Assemble! -15
Make a team composed of the Big 3 and win a match. (Arcade/Xbox LIVE only)
Badds to the Bone - 15
Make a team of three who have altered their bodies, and win a match. (Arcade/Xbox LIVE only)
Weapon X - 15
Make a team composed of Weapon-X test subjects, and win a match. (Arcade/Xbox LIVE only)
Female Flyers - 15
Make a team composed of women who can fly, and win a match. (Arcade/Xbox LIVE only)
[via Capcom-Unity]
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