It also details some of the extra costumes for Thor, Hulk, Ryu & Mega Man with Warrior Thor & Evil Ryu being Pre-Order bonues for the standard edition and Warrior Thor, Evil Ryu, Gladiator Hulk & Command Mission Mega Man X being available if you Pre-Order the Deluxe Edition. Once the demo is over, you are presented with the screen above, prompting you to Pre-Order Marvel vs Capcom Infinite via either the PlayStation Store or Xbox Marketplace, depending on your version of the demo. Shown in the demo are the Time Stone (Allowing you to warp around or slow down time), Power Stone (A secondary guard or power boost), Reality Stone (OP as hell!) and Space Stone (Locks opponent into a small space that they cannot move out of for a time). Another change comes in the form of the Infinity Stones, which can be activated during the fight if you have enough meter to use them. The buttons themselves are in a light punch/light kick and heavy punch/heavy kick format, another change from Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 and making it more like Marvel vs Capcom 2, a favorite in the series. Hyper Combos can now be triggered by pressing both heavy buttons at the same time. However, the gameplay is still very fast and over the top. As you can see from the video, the graphics in Marvel vs Capcom Infinite are vastly different from Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, leaving the more cartoon/comic book style of the characters for an almost realistic style approach.
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