Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2

I will not lie to you guys, this is a good game, however rather easy at first play. Of course, there is always the option to increase the difficulty settings.
At first, controlling of the gameplay and the characters is a bit...backwards for my taste, but it soon gets used to after the first level or so. One huge improvement is the ability for fusion attacks. These follow similar patterns depending on the individual characters you select for your 4 member team, but the effects are very pleasing and powerful. Fusion attacks are the selection of two of your teams combining their powers for a short time to either target a specific enemy or clear a large radius filled with enemies.
This can be a bit repetitive, especially if you are playing the game for a second time, but this can be said about ALL games - too short etc etc
I completed this game (continuous play) in a matter of hours. Yes, this is true. Completed etc However, there is a twist to the game. When the story… more »

I will not lie to you guys, this is a good game, however rather easy at first play. Of course, there is always the option to increase the difficulty settings.
At first, controlling of the gameplay and the characters is a bit...backwards for my taste, but it soon gets used to after the first level or so. One huge improvement is the ability for fusion attacks. These follow similar patterns depending on the individual characters you select for your 4 member team, but the effects are very pleasing and powerful. Fusion attacks are the selection of two of your teams combining their powers for a short time to either target a specific enemy or clear a large radius filled with enemies.
This can be a bit repetitive, especially if you are playing the game for a second time, but this can be said about ALL games - too short etc etc
I completed this game (continuous play) in a matter of hours. Yes, this is true. Completed etc However, there is a twist to the game. When the story heats up, you have to choose the rebel alliance or the registered alliance for a number of levels both of which are different, until the story wraps up and the sides re-unite to face the greater evil lurking in the storyline (I wont tell that).
But as with the previous Ultimate Alliance game, this can be played over and over again, trying out all the characters available at your disposal, including some new ones... Also, the gaming style is EXACTLY the same, layout etc, of the previous one, so that has been kept.

So all in all, this game is rather good. But its release cost was set at £44.99 (which I paid) but I would wait a little while until it is knocked down a bit which, wont take long guys :)