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John
11-10-2006, 12:33 AM
Ok, so...

I played X-Men Legends for XBox. I loved it.

I played X-Men Legends II: Rise Of Apocalpyse for PSP. I loved it.

I played my friends...erm...'bought' copy of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance for PS2...and I'm kinda disappointed in it.

I'm not sure what to think of it so far. I want to get it for the 360 whenever I can, so here's hoping the 360 version is a whole lot better then the PS2.

But still, the entire game feels messy. They have awesome cutscene (though they were very obviously pixelated), and then it turns into this cel-shaded world that feels really...cartoony.

And they have a nice line-up of useable characters (Hulks missing though, unless he's unlockable later on), but whenever you change their outfit (like switch from Wolverine's Ultimate costume to his Astonishing costume) you have to upgrade the costumes defense and all that.

Also what I didn't like was the fact that there wasn't a universial money bag. Each character had their own money bag, which means it'll be a bitch to raise each character.

And...I dunno. It felt a whole lot more clustered. And they fixed nearly none of the problems XML had. You still get stuck between static objects and all that...

Then again, it's the PS2 version, and I can't expect they'd put a whole lot of effort into polishing up the PS2 and XBox versions. So here's hoping it's a whole lot better on the 360/PS3.

Also, anyone play Justice League Heroes?

Hank the Tank
11-10-2006, 03:56 AM
The Hulk won't be a playable character since his rights are currently owned by the people who made Ultimate Destruction... I think.

Thefremen
11-10-2006, 05:36 AM
I've played both (UA for 360 albiet not mine, JLH on my ps2) and I prefer JLH. Maybe it's because I like DC universe more, or maybe because I like the xp system more, or maybe because green lantern's powers just plain pwn. I dunno. Anyways, as Bender once said "they're both fine choices". I think it really does depend on which universe/characters you like more.

ZippyDSMlee
11-10-2006, 09:35 AM
Ok, so...

I played X-Men Legends for XBox. I loved it.

I played X-Men Legends II: Rise Of Apocalpyse for PSP. I loved it.

I played my friends...erm...'bought' copy of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance for PS2...and I'm kinda disappointed in it.

I'm not sure what to think of it so far. I want to get it for the 360 whenever I can, so here's hoping the 360 version is a whole lot better then the PS2.

But still, the entire game feels messy. They have awesome cutscene (though they were very obviously pixelated), and then it turns into this cel-shaded world that feels really...cartoony.

And they have a nice line-up of useable characters (Hulks missing though, unless he's unlockable later on), but whenever you change their outfit (like switch from Wolverine's Ultimate costume to his Astonishing costume) you have to upgrade the costumes defense and all that.

Also what I didn't like was the fact that there wasn't a universial money bag. Each character had their own money bag, which means it'll be a bitch to raise each character.

And...I dunno. It felt a whole lot more clustered. And they fixed nearly none of the problems XML had. You still get stuck between static objects and all that...

Then again, it's the PS2 version, and I can't expect they'd put a whole lot of effort into polishing up the PS2 and XBox versions. So here's hoping it's a whole lot better on the 360/PS3.

Also, anyone play Justice League Heroes?

X-Men Legends ok
X-Men Legends 2 SUX weak designs all around

I probly wont like UA but I will get around to it.

Thefremen
I dunno... DC dosent seem to have screwed thier characters over to "modernize" them like marvel has....

And bring back the dual wilding .45 batman already this no kill stuff is getting old :P