With MUGEN, a platform for developing 2D fighting games, you can create games with little programming knowledge and add fan creation to the list of selectable characters. SuperHeroes 2000 takes this idea and focuses on the most famous characters in Marvel, DC and other studios.

The character roster consists of 190 characters from a myriad of collections drawn directly from the classics of the genre created by Capcom in the 90’s, as well as brand new works created by clever fans.

Therefore, you can control from classics like Batman and Captain America to lesser-known characters or other “universes” like Watchmen’s Robo, Spawn, and Rorschach. This excess content also affects the rest of the game by including 92 scenarios and virtually all game modes that MUGEN can implement.

There are many games of this type, but in the case of SuperHeroes 2000, we are faced with a huge dimension of “dream matches” that are not focused on adding characters for no rhyme or reason, but each one was created. It comes from the best incarnations and improves with each version, depending on the user.