Typically, I select the version that has the most content. If you already own them you can still play them.įor this review, I played the PC version. Unfortunately, the remastered games were removed from storefronts in 2018 due to licensing issues. They were eventually added to the game in an update. The remastered version came with the content that was exclusive to the seventh generation consoles but without the DLC characters that were exclusive to the Xbox 360 version. Marvel Ultimate Alliance and its sequel were remastered and released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in July, 2016. The 360 version received additional characters as DLC and the game was re-released for the system with all of the DLC as Marvel Ultimate Alliance Gold Edition which is, as of this review, rare and expensive.īut wait, there’s more. Certain versions have additional and exclusive characters and missions and the PSP version features new game modes. The Wii version supports motion controls and the GBA version is a side-scroller. This is one of those games where several versions have different content. Developed by Raven Software and published by Activision, Marvel Ultimate Alliance was released for Xbox, Xbox 360, PC, PlayStation 2, PSP, and Game Boy Advance in October, 2006 and Wii and PlayStation 3 in November of that same year. It shares a similar gameplay style to the X-Men Legends titles which precede it and are from the same developer. My friend kept telling me it was similar to Gauntlet but after playing it, I can honestly say it’s not. I’ve had my eye on Marvel Ultimate Alliance for a while because it looked like a fun action game.

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