Comments on: Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 Preview http://www.aeropause.com/2009/06/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2-preview/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=marvel-ultimate-alliance-2-preview Aeropause is a video game blog that explores game culture, trends, technologies and innovations Thu, 09 Feb 2012 05:19:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Fifth Wheels http://www.aeropause.com/2009/06/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2-preview/comment-page-1/#comment-32167 Fifth Wheels Wed, 24 Mar 2010 08:15:04 +0000 http://www.aeropause.com/?p=22458#comment-32167 but hope there will be something new... but hope there will be something new…

]]> By: Canvas Stretching Machine http://www.aeropause.com/2009/06/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2-preview/comment-page-1/#comment-32145 Canvas Stretching Machine Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:34:17 +0000 http://www.aeropause.com/?p=22458#comment-32145 it had already been passed forever many generation already... it had already been passed forever many generation already…

]]> By: morphiend http://www.aeropause.com/2009/06/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2-preview/comment-page-1/#comment-29929 morphiend Mon, 22 Jun 2009 09:45:12 +0000 http://www.aeropause.com/?p=22458#comment-29929 But you're still going to want to play it. Admit it. Now if the first one would finally drop price.... But you're still going to want to play it. Admit it. Now if the first one would finally drop price….

]]> By: Joe Fourhman http://www.aeropause.com/2009/06/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2-preview/comment-page-1/#comment-29928 Joe Fourhman Mon, 22 Jun 2009 05:55:05 +0000 http://www.aeropause.com/?p=22458#comment-29928 The more I read about this game, the more I feel like it is trying to lure me with fanboy promises ( "Civil War!" "Fastball special!") but will end up being just a generic super-hero battler. Fusion attacks? Really?<br><br>Not that I need everything to be super-canon, but if you're going to taunt comics fans with Civil War, then make the damn game about Civil War. If you're going to include Hulk, Thor, Thing, Green Goblin and everybody else who had jack-all to do with Civil War but are nevertheless marketable, then come up with a new story and go from there. It's not like we need a ton of story anyway, just some flimsy excuse for everybody to get together and hit stuff. I played X-Men Legends start to finish and I couldn't tell you what incredible storyline took place in that one. The X-Men stormed through armies of interchangeable bad guys. Fin.<br><br>Trying to hype this as if it's some kind of Civil War experience is just blatant fan-baiting. Your average non-comics-reading gamer is not going to give a crap anyway, so why bother.<br><br>Coming up next: Marvel Ultimate Alliance World War Hulk, where you have Hulk lead an army of heroes on adventure after adventure through key Marvel U locales like Wakanda and Galactus' spaceship, combining the powers of heroes and villains alike to fight different villains! The more I read about this game, the more I feel like it is trying to lure me with fanboy promises ( “Civil War!” “Fastball special!”) but will end up being just a generic super-hero battler. Fusion attacks? Really?

Not that I need everything to be super-canon, but if you're going to taunt comics fans with Civil War, then make the damn game about Civil War. If you're going to include Hulk, Thor, Thing, Green Goblin and everybody else who had jack-all to do with Civil War but are nevertheless marketable, then come up with a new story and go from there. It's not like we need a ton of story anyway, just some flimsy excuse for everybody to get together and hit stuff. I played X-Men Legends start to finish and I couldn't tell you what incredible storyline took place in that one. The X-Men stormed through armies of interchangeable bad guys. Fin.

Trying to hype this as if it's some kind of Civil War experience is just blatant fan-baiting. Your average non-comics-reading gamer is not going to give a crap anyway, so why bother.

Coming up next: Marvel Ultimate Alliance World War Hulk, where you have Hulk lead an army of heroes on adventure after adventure through key Marvel U locales like Wakanda and Galactus' spaceship, combining the powers of heroes and villains alike to fight different villains!

]]> By: morphiend http://www.aeropause.com/2009/06/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2-preview/comment-page-1/#comment-27109 morphiend Mon, 22 Jun 2009 02:45:12 +0000 http://www.aeropause.com/?p=22458#comment-27109 But you're still going to want to play it. Admit it. Now if the first one would finally drop price.... But you're still going to want to play it. Admit it. Now if the first one would finally drop price….

]]> By: JoeFourhman http://www.aeropause.com/2009/06/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2-preview/comment-page-1/#comment-27107 JoeFourhman Sun, 21 Jun 2009 22:55:05 +0000 http://www.aeropause.com/?p=22458#comment-27107 The more I read about this game, the more I feel like it is trying to lure me with fanboy promises ( "Civil War!" "Fastball special!") but will end up being just a generic super-hero battler. Fusion attacks? Really?<br><br>Not that I need everything to be super-canon, but if you're going to taunt comics fans with Civil War, then make the damn game about Civil War. If you're going to include Hulk, Thor, Thing, Green Goblin and everybody else who had jack-all to do with Civil War but are nevertheless marketable, then come up with a new story and go from there. It's not like we need a ton of story anyway, just some flimsy excuse for everybody to get together and hit stuff. I played X-Men Legends start to finish and I couldn't tell you what incredible storyline took place in that one. The X-Men stormed through armies of interchangeable bad guys. Fin.<br><br>Trying to hype this as if it's some kind of Civil War experience is just blatant fan-baiting. Your average non-comics-reading gamer is not going to give a crap anyway, so why bother.<br><br>Coming up next: Marvel Ultimate Alliance World War Hulk, where you have Hulk lead an army of heroes on adventure after adventure through key Marvel U locales like Wakanda and Galactus' spaceship, combining the powers of heroes and villains alike to fight different villains! The more I read about this game, the more I feel like it is trying to lure me with fanboy promises ( “Civil War!” “Fastball special!”) but will end up being just a generic super-hero battler. Fusion attacks? Really?

Not that I need everything to be super-canon, but if you're going to taunt comics fans with Civil War, then make the damn game about Civil War. If you're going to include Hulk, Thor, Thing, Green Goblin and everybody else who had jack-all to do with Civil War but are nevertheless marketable, then come up with a new story and go from there. It's not like we need a ton of story anyway, just some flimsy excuse for everybody to get together and hit stuff. I played X-Men Legends start to finish and I couldn't tell you what incredible storyline took place in that one. The X-Men stormed through armies of interchangeable bad guys. Fin.

Trying to hype this as if it's some kind of Civil War experience is just blatant fan-baiting. Your average non-comics-reading gamer is not going to give a crap anyway, so why bother.

Coming up next: Marvel Ultimate Alliance World War Hulk, where you have Hulk lead an army of heroes on adventure after adventure through key Marvel U locales like Wakanda and Galactus' spaceship, combining the powers of heroes and villains alike to fight different villains!

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