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	Gamerz-Edge Capcom Fighting Evolution Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Capcom Fighting Evolution gives you a small (more on this later) collection of characters from several of their classic fighting games, you get your choice of Street Fighter 2, Street Fighter 3, Street Fighter Alpha, Dark Stalkers and the never heard of Red Earth fighting games to choose your characters.
		Capcom has made 2D fighters in this next generation 3D fighting world look great, and the decision to not do this on Capcom Fighting Evolution is a bad choice in my mind.
		Capcom Fighting Evolution is a deep as a birdbath.
	www.gamerz-edge.com /xbox/reviews/capcomfighting.html (837 words)

	CapcomFightingEvolution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The fighting itself moves at a decent rate with responsive movements and attacks from the existing characters, however innovation is light with little in the way of new moves or tricks to choose from.
		Capcom Fighting Evolution includes many of Capcom's older franchises, and it would have been a golden opportunity to update some of these classic characters.
		Fighting Evolution feels like an afterthought, and most players will be much happier purchasing the recently released, and much better, Street Fighter Anniversary Edition instead.
	www.the-laser.com /capcomfightingevolution.htm (1268 words)

	Gamerz Edge - Capcom Fighting Evolution Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		With that said, Capcom continues the tradition of the 2-D fighter with the recent release of Capcom Fighting Evolution, which is a good concept in hindsight, but quickly turns into a flawed fighter that is average in comparison to the Street Fighter Collection.
		You get a very old fighting system that is too tight to enjoy, a set of characters that give you variety in terms of who you can select, but no variety in terms of what they can do that’s ‘new’.
		I think that Capcom wanted this game to be carried by the various different characters from different Capcom titles, but beyond that, there’s really no great substance to Fighting Evolution.
	www.gamerz-edge.com /ps2/reviews/fightingevolution.html (775 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution for PlayStation 2 Review - PlayStation 2 Capcom Fighting Evolution Review
		Capcom Fighting Evolution is essentially a typical one-on-one 2D fighting game, in which you compete with either another player or a computer-controlled opponent in best-of-three-round martial-arts matches.
		Capcom Fighting Evolution also features different systems, but these are dependent on the characters you choose and the games they come from.
		At the same time, Capcom Fighting Evolution is the umpteenth game to recycle these same graphics, sounds, and mechanics, so unless you're dying to experience some of the strange matchups possible here, you could just as well go back to playing whichever games all these fighters hailed from.
	www.gamespot.com /ps2/action/capcomfightingjam/review.html (1366 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution Hands-On - PlayStation 2 News at GameSpot
		Posted Oct 19, 2004 6:07 pm PT Capcom Fighting Evolution is an arcade release that continues the Japanese developer's trend of mixing and matching rosters and fighting styles from disparate games into one 2D package.
		The team system differs from Capcom's previous implementation and use of pairs in that you won't be able to call in your partner during a fight.
		Capcom Fighting Evolution is currently slated to ship this November for the PlayStation 2.
	www.gamespot.com /ps2/action/capcomfightingjam/preview_6110937.html (939 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution: Playstation 2 (PS2) Reviews - The Armchair Empire
		Usually when I have a run-in with nostalgia, it turns in to one big disappointment, as I learn the memories of whatever it is I thought I liked are far more fun than the actual object or hobby.
		That in mind, I went into this game with a touch of trepidation, fearing that my memories of old-school Capcom fighting games had been fogged by nostalgia, and it would turn out that the games weren’t nearly as fun as I thought.
		Even compared to the cavalcade of different modes that Capcom squeezed into their Dreamcast fighting games five years ago, the number of modes available in CFE is quite sparse.
	www.armchairempire.com /Reviews/ps2/capcom-fighting-evolution.htm (712 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		General: Originally called"Capcom Fighting Jam, Capcom's newest 2D fighter includes an assortment of characters that range from the likes of Street Fighter 2, Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter III: Third Strike, Darkstalkers, Warzards (Red Earth), and even Ingrid from the canceled Capcom Fighting All Stars...
		The fights are 2 on 2 (team style), and each character uses his / her "super meter bar" from the game that they are originally from.
		While the game seems like a dream come true for 2D fighting game enthusiests, the gameplay seems to be most similar to that of Capcom VS SNK 2...
	www.fightersgeneration.com /fightgen/games/capcomfightingjam.html (579 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution Review / Preview for Xbox (XB)
		Capcom's latest fighter for the Xbox is already old news on the PS2 when it was released for the Holidays.
		Capcom Fighting Evolution is a no frills, arcade-style fighting game that is identical to the PS2 version with one large exception - it has online modes.
		Fighting Evolution incorporates characters from all five games although there isn't nearly enough to call this a "best-of." Some of my favorites are missing, and maybe some of yours are too.
	www.cheatcc.com /xb/rev/capcomfightingevo.html (757 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution for PS2 video game review and cheats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Granted, Capcom nostalgia abounds and there’s plenty of fighting, but to evolve something requires a change, and Capcom Fighting Evolution fails to evolve the genre or even revolutionize it.
		The fighting engine itself is solid enough, sure, but they could have done so much more with the first Capcom-only crossover fighter.
		Crossover fighters should be about fan service, yes, but Capcom Fighting Evolution seems more about taking advantage of the fans with a barebones cash-in that won’t do much to satiate their appetite for a strong, worthwhile 2D fighter.
	www.gamezilla.com /review.aspx?review=9003 (513 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution - PlayStation 2 Review
		In fact, it’s quite obvious that CFE is what happens to the creators of these games several years later, when it’s obvious they’ve been running on fumes for a while.
		Capcom clearly made this game as a “last gasp” for their flagship games in the fighting genre.
		Capcom was really lazy, and just pulled all of the graphics, wholesale, from their previous games.
	www.netjak.com /review.php/825 (1705 words)

	The Entertainment Depot - PC / Mac / Console Gaming : PlayStation 2 - Reviews - Capcom Fighting Evolution
		Capcom Fight Evolution must have been born in the same brainstorming session that brought the gaming world Street Fighter Anniversary Collection.
		After all, both titles are interesting ideas that were so haphazardly implemented that any enjoyment such a unique experience could bring was negated by a lack of care and concern on the part of the developers.
		Capcom Fight Evolution, however, has no saving grace, leaving it, like the all-girl and highschool fighters, as a novelty of the genre.
	www.entdepot.com /ps2/capcomfightingevolution/review.php (793 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Capcom Fighting Evolution, known as Capcom Fighting Jam (Japanese: カプコンファイティングジャム) outside of North America is a fighting game from Capcom.
		The game generally wasn't well received due to the fact that all of the characters except Ingrid were literally copy-and-pasted from their respective games except with drastically cut-down animation frames (the "SFII" characters actually came from Capcom vs. SNK 2).
		Comparisons were instantly drawn to the similar Capcom VS series games and the gameplay of this newest fighter seemed to lacked the finesse of those earlier games.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Capcom_Fighting_Evolution (435 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution
		Capcom used its classic six-button setup for punches and kicks, throws are performed by pressing punch+kick simultaneously, and special attacks are typically done by performing quarter and half circle motions on the d-pad or analog sticks and pressing a button.
		Further contributing to the game's lackluster-ness is the choice on Capcom's part to put together the graphics and audio using a combination of old and new elements.
		Capcom obtained all of the voice effects and sound effects for the characters from the original games they came from, but composed new music and recorded a new announcer to oversee the action.
	www.psxextreme.com /ps2-rev-print/332.html (1022 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution (xbx: 2005): Reviews
		Capcom Fighting Evolution includes popular characters from five classic titles in the Street Fighter and other Capcom series: Street Fighter II, Darkstalkers, Street Fighter III, Red Earth and Street Fighter Alpha.
		CFE offers nothing new to merit a purchase; the fundamentals are there, but Capcom could have done so much more with the game.
		Evolution's problem is that each of the characters is distinct, but there aren't nearly enough of them for the game to stand on that concept alone.
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/xbx/capcomfightingevolution (778 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution > Review
		Capcom Fighting Evolution takes a handfull of fighters from the Street FIghter 2, Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter 3, Darkstalkers, and Red Earth games to comprise the roster.
		The worst of Capcom's flaws though is the stale amount of modes of play.
		At the end of the day, Capcom Evolution is a hastily-put-together game that doesn't make any advances in the 2D genre and falls flat of what most fans dreamed of.
	www.dignews.com /review.php?story_id=6932 (829 words)

	IGN: Reader Reviews For: Capcom Fighting Evolution
		Capcom has made some great games over the years,but i think to need to give up on these fighters.Absolutely nothing has changed over the years,this one is no different.All the characters are ported...
		Capcom's fighting Evolution is a decent brand new 2D fighting game.It was about time Capcom created this dream-match up a lot of fighting game fanatics had on their minds for some time.
		Capcom Fighting Evolution is a collision of 5 different worlds in the Capcom Universe.
	rr.ps2.ign.com /rr_obj/683/683099.html (286 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution PS2 Preview, Capcom Fighting Evolution Playstation 2 Preview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Capcom Fighting All-Stars was shown to the public once and quietly canceled a few months later.
		Every fight is a 2-on-2 team battle (like King of Fighters in two-thirds scale), with a little bit of a chess match behind choosing which character to field in each round.
		CFE wasn't playable at E3, but the first screens reveal a one-stage power meter, a two-stage variant, and a stock system resembling the advanced mode in King of Fighters '97.
	www.1up.com /do/previewPage?cId=3135682&did=6 (657 words)

	www.got-next.com // Capcom Fighting Evolution PlayStation 2 Review
		Capcom Fighting Jam in Japan) is the newest entry into the 2D fighter genre of games.
		Fighting game enthusiasts have been eagerly awaiting the next Street Fighter-style game for some time, and when it was announced that CFE would actually come to consoles on U.S. shores first, many reacted with surprise.
		The premise of Capcom Fighting Evolution (or CFE for short) is to pit challengers from different Capcom fighters against each other in a dream-match type atmosphere.
	www.got-next.com /reviews_read.php?id=56 (670 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution On GameVortex.com
		The visuals of recent Capcom fighting games are always a strange mixture of good and bad.
		The basic concept of Capcom Fighting Evolution is that it includes characters from a few of Capcom’s older games, including the following: Street Fighter II, Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter III, Darkstalkers, and the never before released in America Red Earth.
		Each character’s controls, style of fighting, and moves are identical to their appearance from their respective game.
	www.gamevortex.com /gamevortex/soft_rev.php/2414 (481 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution (XBOX) Reviews on Darkstation
		The 2D fighting genre in my opinion hit a rut when it got to this generation of consoles as we just haven't seen those stand out fighters like they did back on the previous consoles.
		I was not disappointed to see that Capcom Fighting Evolution just never did anything new nor was it all that fun in my opinion because all of this can be played on all of the old games for a lot less money.
		Capcom Fighting Evolution was really just anything it was made out to be.
	www.darkstation.com /reviews/article563.html (829 words)

	Amazon.com: Capcom Fighting Evolution: Computer & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Capcom takes 4 characters from each of five previously released games and throws them together, old school moves, power bars and all.
		If you are a fan of this genre, particularly Capcom's Street Fighter Series, you will be happy with the inclusion of the four characters from "Red Earth", a game unreleased in the states, and the all new character, Ingrid, a little girl dressed in a baby doll/ maid suit...
		In the end, however, Evolution is too routine to stand out from the crowd--especially for Capcom fighting vets.
	www.amazon.com /Capcom-USA-26046-Fighting-Evolution/dp/B0002WYUA2 (2491 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution \| PopMatters Multimedia Review
		The evolution of Street Fighter was a long, slow process marked by these various microevolutionary changes over the course of nearly a decade until Capcom finally released the next evolution of the game with the long awaitedStreet Fighter III.
		If anything, Capcom Fighting Evolution offers us the fossil record of this subtle, gradual evolution of the genre by collecting characters from the various games that intervened between the release of the now classic Street Fighter II and Street Fighter III.
		While evolution suggests a movement towards more complex organisms based on the strengths of the simple organisms of a prior age, Capcom's "evolution" seems a bit regressive.
	popmatters.com /multimedia/reviews/c/capcom-fighting-evolution.shtml (702 words)

	Buy Capcom Fighting Evolution for PlayStation - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In fact, "Capcom Fighting Evolution" will likely be one of the last fighting games of its kind (if not THE last) for any video game system, arcade or home.
		Most of the fighting games and fighters you remember are represented here, and the strategy is deeper than you'd think for a game like this.
		Evolution is a novel attempt to re-kindle the "uniqueness" of the Marvel/Street Fighter crossovers, but without any real gimmick.
	www.psreporter.com /aznB0002WYUA2/capcom_evolution.php (1405 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution Xbox Review @ Gaming Target
		Capcom is no stranger to this, and their newest release is Capcom Fighting Evolution.
		Capcom Fighting Evolution stars over 20 fighters from five classic Capcom Arcade games: Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter II, Street Fighter III, Darkstalkers and Red Earth (which never saw daylight in the U.S. as an arcade game).
		The main thing that separates Capcom Fighting Evolution from similar games is that it is Xbox Live enabled, allowing you to duke it out against players from all over the world.
	www.gamingtarget.com /article.php?artid=4515 (1125 words)

	Capcom Fighting Evolution in Stores Now
		Capcom released the ultimate 2D brawler with Capcom Fighting Evolution for the Xbox.
		Capcom has brought together popular characters from five classic titles in the Street Fighter and other Capcom series, for intense two-on-two player battles.
		Capcom Fighting Evolution is now availableat retailers across North America and carries a “T” rating for teen audiences by the ESRB.
	www.dreamstation.cc /news/video_games/id7216 (463 words)

	GameTrailers.com - Capcom Fighting Evolution (Xbox, Playstation 2) - Media, News, Reviews, Previews
		Capcom Fighting Evolution was released as Capcom Fighting Jam in Japan, and while the differences in titling may seem subtle, "Jam" is a more accurate descriptor than "Evolution." That's because Capco
		When Capcom Fighting Evolution was announced for the PS2, we were hopeful that the word "Evolution" in the title indicated some coming change or innovation in Capcom fighting games.
		Well, the graphics in CFE are very good for the most part, except for two or three characters (Ingrid, Alex, and Demitri).
	www.gametrailers.com /gamepage.php?id=433 (207 words)

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