History YMMV / ScottPilgrimVsTheWorldTheGame

->For YMMV tropes that apply to the comic book, go [[YMMV/ScottPilgrim here]].
->For YMMV tropes that apply to the movie, go [[YMMV/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld here]].

* ItsTheSameNowItSucks: The Wallace [=DLC=] pack. Besides the online multi-player fans of the game were begging for, Wallace is nothing more than a [[HeadSwap re-skinned]] Stephen with rainbow effects. It's disappointing considering Ubisoft could've made Wallace a unique fighter, but they cheaped out in the end. It doesn't help that the DLC is also $5 considering what you're paying for.

* PortingDisaster: The PC port of the ''Complete Edition'' is the epitome of Ubisoft just not caring; Poor netcode, broken multiplayer, audio issues out the wazoo, no controller support ''on a game for the Xbox 360'', and ''Four'', count 'em, '''FOUR''' [=DRM=] schemes on top of the game: Steamworks / Epic Online Services (if you bought it via Steam or Epic respectively), Denuvo Anti Tamper, [=VMProtect=], and Ubisoft Connect, with the latter having a habit of causing a lot of issues for Steam Deck users (the connect launcher ''really'' does not like Proton it seems). This game was very much mishandled.

* PortingDisaster: The PC port of the ''Complete Edition'' is the epitome of Ubisoft just not caring; Poor netcode, broken multiplayer, audio issues out the wazoo, no controller support ''on a gamer from the Xbox 360'', and ''Four'', count 'em, '''FOUR''' [=DRM=] schemes on top of the game: Steamworks / Epic Online Services (if you bought it via Steam or Epic respectively), Denuvo Anti Tamper, [=VMProtect=], and Ubisoft Connect, with the latter having a habit of causing a lot of issues for Steam Deck users (the connect launcher ''really'' does not like Proton it seems). This game was very much mishandled.

** Mr. Chau can be spotted walking the world map for [[BonusBoss an optional boss fight]]. He is [[LightningBruiser very agile and powerful]]. Although, unlike [[spoiler:Nega-Scott]], he can be defeated by abusing tackles, if you can time them right.

** Knives's father can be spotted walking the world map for [[BonusBoss an optional boss fight]]. He is [[LightningBruiser very powerful]]. [[spoiler:Although, unlike Nega-Scott, he can be defeated by abusing tackles, if you can time them right.]]

** Todd can be this for first time players who haven't leveled up much. Unlike the previous two bosses, he takes a lot of abuse from lower level characters and can hit hard as well. Doesn't help that it's difficult to get away from him if you manage to break through his shield and get hits off, as he can counter with a psychic shock to knock you back.

* PortingDisaster: The PC port of the ''Complete Edition'' shows how little Ubisoft cared about it. Poor netcode, broken multiplayer, audio issues, no controller support, and ''two'' [=DRMs=] on top of the game: Denuvo and Ubisoft Connect, with the latter causing a lot of issues for Steam Deck users.

* HoYay:
** We see Wallace making out with Jimmy in the background of the first boss battle.
** [[PairTheSpares Kim Pine and Knives]]. Heck, with Kim's Assist, she summons Knives and gives her a kiss to [[IntimateHealing gain health]]. Complete with FootPopping and tongue! [[spoiler:She also chooses Knives over Scott in her specific ending and they [[RidingIntoTheSunset walk off into the sunset]]. In the ending montage everyone gets, they're also kissing.]]

** The way (almost) [[{{Gainaxing}} every girls' chest wobbles]] with every movement they make ([[FanDisservice including]] zombie-girl Lucy) may raise some eyebrows.

* EightPointEight: The game was given a 6.5 by Gamespot and a 50% by [=GamesMaster=] magazine, whereas other reviews of the game have given it 7s and 8s.