Marvel: Ultimate Alliance


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Tired of playing as just the X-Men? Now you can suit up with most of the Marvel universe in this action RPG basher.

Available on: PC , PS3 , PSP , Wii, PS2 , Xbox , Xbox 360 , GBA
Genre: Action
Expected release date: 11/01/2006
Published by: Activision 
Developed by: Raven Software 
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Marvel Ultimate Alliance
Marvel Ultimate Alliance
Get ready for a fanboy's delight in this spandex-filled adventure
Wii News - Nov 16, 2006
 
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
The heroes of many generations meet up on next-gen platforms
Wii News - Oct 17, 2006
 
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
The heroes of many generations meet up on next-gen platforms
Wii News - Oct 06, 2006
 
Thor, Thing and Spidey in action
Thor, Thing and Spidey in action
[Wii] Three new movies reveal the trio's superhuman powers
Wii News - Sep 19, 2006
 
 
News
Thor, Thing and Spidey in action
[Wii] Three new movies reveal the trio's superhuman powers
Sep 19, 2006
Nightcrawler 'ports into action
[Wii] Blue-furred hero stars in new Marvel: Ultimate Alliance video
Aug 17, 2006
More Ultimate Alliance action
[Wii] Marvel at the latest movies
Jul 24, 2006
Superheroes strike a pose
[Wii] New Marvel: Ultimate Alliance pics and video
Jul 06, 2006
Do you have a superhero voice?
[Wii] Vocal talent needed for Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
Jun 29, 2006
E3 06: Marvel Ultimate Alliance steps up
Multi: A closer look at the superhero dream team-builder
May 10, 2006
Marvel Ultimate Alliance steps up
[Multi] A closer look at the superhero dream team-builder
May 10, 2006
The Marvel universe steps up
Ultimate Alliance packs 140 characters in action RPG
Apr 27, 2006
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Review
Marvel Ultimate Alliance
Get ready for a fanboy's delight in this spandex-filled adventure
Oct 24, 2006
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Previews
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
The heroes of many generations meet up on next-gen platforms
Oct 17, 2006
Tuesday 17 October 2006 X-Men Legends had a good run as an Action RPG but what about those of us who like our superheroes with a little less social outcast to them? Publisher Activision is embracing the entire Marvel universe with Ultimate Alliance, and allowed us to embrace every next-gen version at a recent hands-on event. The cast is a veritable who's-who of the heroic elite (in the Marvel universe, anyway). We were able to formulate our team from the following icons: Captain America, » Read Full Marvel: Ultimate Alliance preview
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
The heroes of many generations meet up on next-gen platforms
Oct 06, 2006
X-Men Legends had a good run as an Action RPG, but what about those of us who like our superheroes with a little less social outcast to them? Activision is embracing the entire Marvel universe with Ultimate Alliance, and allowed us to embrace every next-gen version at a recent hands-on event in Santa Monica, CA. The cast is a veritable who's-who of the heroic elite (in the Marvel universe, anyhow). We were able to formulate our team from the following icons: Captain America, Spider-Man, Iron » Read Full Marvel: Ultimate Alliance preview
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance - hands-on
Can we please use a regular controller?
Sep 18, 2006
Remember when the DS first launched and there were a ton of games that didn't fit the hardware? We had ports of Splinter Cell and Need for Speed that were more token pieces of software than actual attempts at delivering something new. Well, we don't want to start on that road already, but after a lengthy session with RPG-brawler Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, it looks like it could be happening again. If you've dabbled in the team-friendly X-Men Legends games at all, you know the setup - roam » Read Full Marvel: Ultimate Alliance preview
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
The biggest team-up in Marvel history?
Jul 28, 2006
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance doesn't really need a serious introduction - just take the action RPG elements of the two mega-popular X-Men Legends games and add about 20 new characters. It's not the gameplay that'll bowl anyone over (at least from what we've seen so far), but the sheer amount of Marvel-ness is staggering. At the recent San Diego Comic-Con, three new playable heroes were revealed: The Fantastic Four's Invisible Woman and Human Torch, and Iceman of X-Men fame. We saw these » Read Full Marvel: Ultimate Alliance preview
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ESRB Rating
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is rated:
Teen
Language, Violence