|title1=Vampire Chronicle: The Chaos Tower<br/>Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower
|developer1=[[Capcom Production Studio 5]]
|publisher1=[[Capcom]]
|year1=2004
|systems1={{syslist|psp}}
|genre=[[Fighting]]
|genre=[[Fighting]]
|systems=[[Sega Dreamcast]], [[PSP]]
|released={{rd|2000}}
|players=1-2
|players=1-2
|ratings={{ESRB|T}}
|modes=[[Single player]], [[multiplayer]]
|preceded by=[[Vampire Savior 2]]
|preceded by=[[Vampire Savior 2]]
|series=Darkstalkers
}}
}}
'''Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service''' was first released exclusively for the [[Sega Dreamcast]] in Japan by [[Capcom]] in [[2000]]. Much like [[Hyper Street Fighter II]], it allows players to pit one version of Darkstalker's characters against an entirely different version. For example, [[Night Warriors]] Morrigan can fight against [[Vampire Savior]] Sasquatch. This version of Vampire even allowed players to select styles of characters for games that they weren't originally present in, like a [[Darkstalkers]] version of Hsien-Ko, or a Night Warriors version of Jedah.
'''Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service''' was first released exclusively for the [[Sega Dreamcast]] in Japan by [[Capcom]] in [[2000]]. Much like [[Hyper Street Fighter II]], it allows players to pit one version of Darkstalker's characters against an entirely different version. For example, [[Night Warriors]] Morrigan can fight against [[Vampire Savior]] Sasquatch. This version of Vampire even allowed players to select styles of characters for games that they weren't originally present in, like a [[Darkstalkers]] version of Hsien-Ko, or a Night Warriors version of Jedah.
Before each player chooses a character and style, a version must first be chosen that governs the rules, health meter, and Special meter of a particular match. Selecting a different version for your character only affects which moves they have available. It was later redeveloped for the [[PSP]] as '''Vampire Chronicle: The Chaos Tower''', and released outside of Japan as '''Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower'''. It included a new game play mode called "The Tower" that was like a combination of [[King of Fighters XI]]'s Challenge mode and [[Street Fighter Alpha 3]]'s World Tour mode.
Before each player chooses a character and style, a version must first be chosen that governs the rules, health meter, and Special meter of a particular match. Selecting a different version for your character only affects which moves they have available. It was later redeveloped for the [[PSP]] as '''Vampire Chronicle: The Chaos Tower''', and released outside of Japan as '''Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower'''. It included a new game play mode called "The Tower" that was like a combination of [[King of Fighters XI]]'s Challenge mode and [[Street Fighter Alpha 3]]'s World Tour mode.
The move lists provided below correspond only to those versions of characters which were not originally present in Darkstalkers or Night Warrior
The move lists provided below correspond only to those versions of characters which were not originally present in Darkstalkers or Night Warrior
Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service was first released exclusively for the Sega Dreamcast in Japan by Capcom in 2000. Much like Hyper Street Fighter II, it allows players to pit one version of Darkstalker's characters against an entirely different version. For example, Night Warriors Morrigan can fight against Vampire Savior Sasquatch. This version of Vampire even allowed players to select styles of characters for games that they weren't originally present in, like a Darkstalkers version of Hsien-Ko, or a Night Warriors version of Jedah.
Before each player chooses a character and style, a version must first be chosen that governs the rules, health meter, and Special meter of a particular match. Selecting a different version for your character only affects which moves they have available. It was later redeveloped for the PSP as Vampire Chronicle: The Chaos Tower, and released outside of Japan as Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower. It included a new game play mode called "The Tower" that was like a combination of King of Fighters XI's Challenge mode and Street Fighter Alpha 3's World Tour mode.
The move lists provided below correspond only to those versions of characters which were not originally present in Darkstalkers or Night Warrior
