Some gamers would be surprised to hear that there is still a difference between an Eastern video game and a Western video game. When games have become so accessible that they're truly a click away it’s a little surprising to know that some games are thought of as regional. This is why it's so inspiring to hear about a game that's working to break those stigmas, and bring a game to world based on its merits and not based on trends and markets. Tatsunoko Vs Capcom is that game. This game features a host of Anima characters that are hardly seen outside of Japan fighting known characters from Capcom's extensive library of games. On the surface it looks like a Japanese only affair.

Luckily due to a grass roots effort by American Anima fans and ambitious members of Capcom's development team, the game has reached the states. Will the release of Tatsunoko Vs Capcom be missed by fighting fans because of its cultural differences? Or is this the hardcore game Wii Fans have been begging for since the release of the console?