SNK vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium/Gameplay: Difference between revisions

When fighting as a single, you will have to beat an opponent in a best-of-three match.  As a tag team, you will have the use of two characters who can tag each other in and out at will, in the objective of knocking out both members of the opposing tag team.  As a team of three, when one character is knocked out, the next takes its place, until all three members are knocked out.

==Controls==

===Buttons===

===Joystick===

For this reason, all movelists assume that your character in standing on the left side, facing right. If you are standing on the opposite side, reverse directions.

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==How to Play==

===Match Play===

===Rules===

====Single====

Each battle consists of 3 rounds between you and your opponent.  At the start of each round, both player's life or health bars are full.  The first player to drive the other player's health bar to zero wins the round. The first player to win 2 rounds wins the match and moves on to the next opponent. If a single player loses to the computer, the game is over and the player must continue to rematch the recent opponent.

====Tag====

Each battle consists a single round between your team and your opponent's team.  At the start of each round, the first fighter of both player's team begins with a full health bar. Both players can freely tag in their reserve fighters by holding back and pressing A and B together, unless they has been knocked out. Tagging out can be done while idle or blocking only.  When a fighter is knocked out their partner tags in to replace him or he automatically.  The first player to defeat the entire opposing team wins the match and moves on to the next opponent. If a single player loses to the computer, the game is over and the player must continue to rematch the recent opponent.

====Team====

Each battle consists of an elimination match between your team and your opponent's team. At the start of each battle, the first fighter of both player's team begins with a full health bar. When one player drives the other player's health bar to zero, that match is over, and the losing player's next fighter takes over. The winning fighter regains a segment of health in proportion to the remaining time. The first player to defeat the entire opposing team wins the match and moves on to the next battle. If a single player loses to the computer, the game is over and the player must continue to rematch the recent opponent. If two players knock each other out at the same time, a double K.O. occurs and both fighters are eliminated.

Average Mode allows a user to store up to two levels of power.  When one level is accumulated, a super combo may be performed.  When two levels are accumulated, a MAX super combo may be performed instead of normal super combos.  When a super combo, normal or MAX, is performed, the gauge empties completely.  Average Mode is perhaps the most familiar to fans of ''Street Fighter''.

===Counter===

===Rush===

Rush Mode allows the use of various chain combos, as seen in ''Darkstalkers''.  In Rush Mode, you can store three stocks of power, just like the Advanced mode in ''KOF 97'' and ''98'', as well as the standard for the ''96'' and ''99'' onwards editions.  A stock of power can be used to perform a super combo, but unlike Average and Counter Modes, will not completely drain the super combo gauge.  However, MAX super combos cannot be performed.