Raven Software created the action role-playing video game “Marvel: Ultimate Alliance” and revealed it through Activision. Vicarious Visions updated the game to the PSP and Wii, while Beenox updated it to Microsoft Windows. Barking Lizards Technologies created an alternative Game Boy Advance version. It is alike Raven Software’s earlier Marvel games, X-Men Legends, and X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse.

In that it lets players create the best possible superhero team from a large cast. Critics gave the game mostly favorable reviews, praising its remarkable cast of Marvel characters. Also, it’s straightforward but enjoyable gameplay. This game was created by Vicarious Visions, n-Space, and Savage Entertainment for a variety of platforms.

Gameplay​

From a selection of more than twenty-two playable characters, Gamer can make a team of four players to create their superhero teams. Players also recreate well-known teams from the publications. Bonuses can also be obtained by joining specific groups, for example, the X-Men, Avengers, Defenders, Fantastic Four, and Marvel Knights. Additionally, there are benefits to joining specific groups. Depending on how many of the optional mission’s player completes, the game could have multiple endings. There are puzzles, illustrations, and simulator discs. It allows characters to complete missions unrelated to the plot.

Every character also comes with a selection of four alternate outfits, each of which has a unique set of benefits. The final three costumes can only be obtained under particular circumstances. Certain motion-sensitive controls for regular moves, and motion-sensitive controlled special attacks (the attacks are different for every character, but not the motions). And the ability to use any special move at any time is one of the unique features of the Wii version.

Black Widow, Captain Marvel, Hawkeye, and Ronin are four exclusive playable Marvel characters available only on the PSP version. Other features include redesigned characters and simplified graphics. This version is also exclusive to six comic book missions. But one of which features Swordsman, an exclusive prequel mission, and three exclusive single-player game modes.

Features​

• Bring together a group of well-known Marvel superheroes and use their special abilities in a tactical battle.
• A wide range of Marvel Universe heroes and villains are available for selection.
• Characters can be leveled up and given new abilities to customize your team to suit your playstyle.
• As you advance, uncover hidden clues and acquire extra outfits, characters, and more.