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TOP GAMEReview created: 03/10/07
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
YOU GET TO PLAY ALL THESE GREAT MARVEL CHARATERS. LOTS OF CHOICE. LOTS OF ACTION, GREAT LEVELS/ NOT TOO HARD, NOT TO EASY. FANTASTIC GRAPHICS AND PLAYABILITY. TOP RANKING GAME. YOU WONT BE DISSAPPOINTED!!! ..............................
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Great GameReview created: 03/06/07
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
Most fun I've had playing a multiplayer game in a long time. Definitely adds a new dimension with the Wii Remote too. Highly recommended if you like Marvel characters or were a fan of X-Men Legends.
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A good game for other systems...I was excited to play Marvel's new game and on the Wii! It would be a better game to just push buttons than incorporate the wii's marvelous features. Which will be a strugle for some game makers. Those who loved xmen legends, will love this game, but those who have never played either might struggle to get into it.
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Great Game!Review created: 02/06/07
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johnsonkl2004 ( 9 )
The game is great if your into figuring stuff out and being entertained this is the game for you!!!!
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very pleasedI was very pleased with the quick delivery of my item. It was delivered within just a couple days. I would order form Marvel again in the future.
thanks again,
Teresa
thanks again,
Teresa
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Nintendo Wii Ultimate AllianceGame is great, my brother really liked it....it's exciting to play because you actually act like your the player because of the Wii's capabilities....Great game!!!
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Marvelous fun!Review created: 01/11/07
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If you ever like arcade style game play where 4 characters are going through a level beating up the bad guys while you all work cooperatively then you will love this game. The game play is fun on the WII and very interactive, However there were some drawbacks.
1. The game was designed using WII's new interactive, movement prompted game play where you must perform a movement to cause the character to do something. This became very aggravating for me because each character had different moves and it was very difficult to remember what movement did what. After playing for 30 minutes I was very eager to return to my button mashing game style.
2. The graphics were disappointing versus the same game on the PS3. I personally wished I spent the extra cash to get this game on the PS3 and not the WII.
Don't get me wrong, the game is fun and playing with 4 people heightens the enjoyment, but I would rather play it with buttons then movements to cut the frustration.
1. The game was designed using WII's new interactive, movement prompted game play where you must perform a movement to cause the character to do something. This became very aggravating for me because each character had different moves and it was very difficult to remember what movement did what. After playing for 30 minutes I was very eager to return to my button mashing game style.
2. The graphics were disappointing versus the same game on the PS3. I personally wished I spent the extra cash to get this game on the PS3 and not the WII.
Don't get me wrong, the game is fun and playing with 4 people heightens the enjoyment, but I would rather play it with buttons then movements to cut the frustration.
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Marvel: Ultimate Alliance(Wii)Review created: 01/09/07
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My son got this game for Christmas. He loved the special effects. Very realistic. He gave it a thumbs up!
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Play It !Review created: 12/29/06
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2 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Here comes a super hero action RPG. In fact it will be the first one that has motion sensing.
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is an Action/RPG being made by RavenSoft, and is in the same vein as the previous two X-Men Legends games by the two companies. Marvel: Ultimate Alliance stars 20+ playable characters and boasts over 140 Marvel Cameo appearances.
You will get to create your own Team players will get to make there own Icon's, Vehicles, and team name.
In this adventure you will fight the most the feared villians in Marvel History including Venom. Fight all over the place in this world under water and in the skies.
The Wii version adds in full use of the Wii-mote in gameplay (including camera control and special attack moves) and two additional playable characters not seen on current-gen systems.
This is just a little bit about the new Marvel game so for all you Marvel Fans.
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is an Action/RPG being made by RavenSoft, and is in the same vein as the previous two X-Men Legends games by the two companies. Marvel: Ultimate Alliance stars 20+ playable characters and boasts over 140 Marvel Cameo appearances.
You will get to create your own Team players will get to make there own Icon's, Vehicles, and team name.
In this adventure you will fight the most the feared villians in Marvel History including Venom. Fight all over the place in this world under water and in the skies.
The Wii version adds in full use of the Wii-mote in gameplay (including camera control and special attack moves) and two additional playable characters not seen on current-gen systems.
This is just a little bit about the new Marvel game so for all you Marvel Fans.
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Fun Marvel RPG!!!Review created: 12/03/06(updated 12/03/06)
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3 of 4 people found this review helpful.
Pros
+ Innovative controller scheme.
+ Tons of characters & powers to learn.
+ RPG from the Marvel universe.
Cons
- No online play even though the Wii is fully capable.
- A lot of Marvel characters either are not playable or M.I.A.
- Fighting can tend to be repetitive.
- Only slightly better graphics than current gen consoles.
Comments
This is only the beginning of games involving the entire Marvel Universe. Real time strategy will keep even an RPG hater interested enough to play through. There are only about 5 real CGI cutscenes and they look amazing. One of the biggest disappointment may be no Hulk or Punisher as well as a lot of other characters who won't be included. But most people will have their hands full trying to decide who to pick for their team anyway so it may be for the better.
Verdict
Must play for any fan of Marvel comics if not a must have title.
+ Innovative controller scheme.
+ Tons of characters & powers to learn.
+ RPG from the Marvel universe.
Cons
- No online play even though the Wii is fully capable.
- A lot of Marvel characters either are not playable or M.I.A.
- Fighting can tend to be repetitive.
- Only slightly better graphics than current gen consoles.
Comments
This is only the beginning of games involving the entire Marvel Universe. Real time strategy will keep even an RPG hater interested enough to play through. There are only about 5 real CGI cutscenes and they look amazing. One of the biggest disappointment may be no Hulk or Punisher as well as a lot of other characters who won't be included. But most people will have their hands full trying to decide who to pick for their team anyway so it may be for the better.
Verdict
Must play for any fan of Marvel comics if not a must have title.
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well-made & accessible action RPGReview created: 11/23/06
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10 of 11 people found this review helpful.
The tacked-on motion controls and lack of online support take some of the shine off this otherwise dependable superhero adventure.
The Good: Huge, eclectic cast of Marvel heroes and villains; deep, yet largely optional character-customization system; great variety of environments.
The Bad: Wii controls feel clumsy and tiresome; graphics suffer from indistinct textures, nasty aliasing; only console version without online multiplayer.
Your starting lineup in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance consists of Captain America, Thor, Spider-Man, and Wolverine, but after a few levels playing with these heroes, you're given the option to create your own custom team. At first you'll have about 18 different heroes to choose from, and they represent a good cross-section of high-profile heroes and more obscure fan favorites. Old-schoolers like the Fantastic Four, Iron Man, and several X-Men are there, as are a number of heroes who are likely unknown to those who don't keep up with comics, such as Moon Knight, Luke Cage, Spider-Woman, and Deadpool. As you progress you'll run into other heroes such as Blade, Dr. Strange, Ghost Rider, and the Silver Surfer, who will in turn join the cause. Part of the fun of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is the sheer variety of places the game takes you. While the X-Men Legends games seemed stuck mostly in dungeonlike corridors and sewers and such, here you'll visit some of the most spectacular and mythical locations in the Marvel Universe, including Mephisto's Realm, Asgard, Mandarin's palace, the Skrull homeworld, and, finally, Dr. Doom's sinister Latverian castle. Many of the environments really do look as if they came straight out of a comic book.
If you can get past the clumsy controls, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is a well-made and accessible action RPG. It captures the essence of the Marvel universe, an incredible feat considering the breadth of the source material, though there are just enough omissions to easily justify a sequel. Still, its control problems are fundamental, and they definitely get in the way of what is otherwise a really solid experience.
The Good: Huge, eclectic cast of Marvel heroes and villains; deep, yet largely optional character-customization system; great variety of environments.
The Bad: Wii controls feel clumsy and tiresome; graphics suffer from indistinct textures, nasty aliasing; only console version without online multiplayer.
Your starting lineup in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance consists of Captain America, Thor, Spider-Man, and Wolverine, but after a few levels playing with these heroes, you're given the option to create your own custom team. At first you'll have about 18 different heroes to choose from, and they represent a good cross-section of high-profile heroes and more obscure fan favorites. Old-schoolers like the Fantastic Four, Iron Man, and several X-Men are there, as are a number of heroes who are likely unknown to those who don't keep up with comics, such as Moon Knight, Luke Cage, Spider-Woman, and Deadpool. As you progress you'll run into other heroes such as Blade, Dr. Strange, Ghost Rider, and the Silver Surfer, who will in turn join the cause. Part of the fun of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is the sheer variety of places the game takes you. While the X-Men Legends games seemed stuck mostly in dungeonlike corridors and sewers and such, here you'll visit some of the most spectacular and mythical locations in the Marvel Universe, including Mephisto's Realm, Asgard, Mandarin's palace, the Skrull homeworld, and, finally, Dr. Doom's sinister Latverian castle. Many of the environments really do look as if they came straight out of a comic book.
If you can get past the clumsy controls, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is a well-made and accessible action RPG. It captures the essence of the Marvel universe, an incredible feat considering the breadth of the source material, though there are just enough omissions to easily justify a sequel. Still, its control problems are fundamental, and they definitely get in the way of what is otherwise a really solid experience.
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