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Marvel Ultimate Alliance series is an action role-playing game published by Activision. The first game is developed by Raven Software for PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360 and PC, and developed by Barking Lizards for GameBoy Advance. Jul 27, 2016  The re-released versions of Marvel Ultimate Alliance 1 and 2 are out now (or coming soon, depending on the platform), and we have a look at what the.

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Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2

Nicknames

Developers

n-Space (PS2, NDS and Wii)

Platforms

PlayStation 2
PlayStation 3
PlayStation Portable
Nintendo Wii
Xbox 360
PlayStation 4
Xbox One
Microsoft Windows

Release Date

NA: September 15, 2009
EU: September 25, 2009
AU: September 16, 2009

PS3 & Wii
NA: September 15, 2009
EU: September 25, 2009
AU: September 23, 2009
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PSP
NA: September 22, 2009
EU: October 9, 2009

PS2
NA: September 15, 2009
EU: October 9, 2009

PS4, Microsoft Windows
WW: July 26, 2016

Xbox One
WW: July 28, 2016

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 (previously known as Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2: Fusion), a sequel to the 2006 action role-playing video game Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, was released September 15, 2009. The game was jointly developed by Vicarious Visions (PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360), n-Space (Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, and Wii) and Savage Entertainment (PlayStation Portable), and is published by Activision. The game features characters from the Marvel Comics universe and follows elements of the Secret War and Civil War story arcs.

The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 were generally well received, averaging above 70% at aggregators GameRankings and Metacritic. The Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable fared much poorer, averaging between 45% and 65% for their respective platforms.

The remastered edition was released on July 26, 2016 for Playstation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows. The primary version of the gameplay and story script for this edition is Vicarious Visions, so all exclusive contents that exist from a certain console system ports of this main gameplay version are all appeared.

StoryEdit

Aprox. around 2012, a strike team called 'Delta Team' lead by Nick Fury executed an unsanctioned S.H.I.E.L.D assault on Castle Doom in Doomstat in hopes to stop Lucia Von Bardas, the prime minister of Latveria, who was funding super-criminals. The strike team was made out of the heroes - Captain America, Ironman, Spider-man and Wolverine. Plus several other heroes. The team battled through the castle's defenses in order to pick up an Audio Clip left by Black Widow. After they obtained it, they learned that there was a major power supply coming from the city. When the team made it to the power supply, it was originating from a Church. When the team entered the church in turned out the power was being generated by Electro. After the team took down Electro they headed to Castle Doom.

Traversing the streets the team passed the city and into a forest-like area. Near a waterfall, aattack helicopter came out of nowhere and attacked. The team destroyed theshelicopter and continued the attack. Accessing a nelevator, they came to the top of a building with two paths. The team headed left continued up the building and came the tastle gates, where they were confrouted by Scorcher and Wizard. After beating the villains, the team went forward to Castle Doom with Nick Fury saying 'Lucia, we're home'.

Playable characters Edit

• Green Goblin
• Hulk
• Penance (his Speedball form is unplayable)
• Venom (also as Scorpion in n-Space version)

Exclusive Characters Edit

n-Space Edit

PSP / PS2 / Wii Edit

Nintendo DS Edit

Vicarious Visions - Primary version Edit

• Iron Fist

Originally Xbox 360 / PS3 DLC Edit

BossesEdit

Common BossesEdit

• A-Bomb (Vicarious Visions version)
• Absorbing Man (n-Space version)
• Bullseye (Vicarious Visions version)
• Colossus (Vicarious Visions version)
• Equinox (Vicarious Visions version)
• Grey Gargoyle (n-Space version)
• Grim Reaper (Vicarious Visions version)
• Havok (Vicarious Visions version)
• Justice (Vicarious Visions version)
• Lizard (n-Space version)
• Magneto (n-Space version by default, and Vicarious Visions version as both playable and boss)
• Man-Ape (n-Space version)
• Molten Man (Vicarious Visions version)
• Quicksilver (n-Space version)
• Radioactive Man (n-Space version)
• Scorpion (n-Space version)
• She-Hulk (Vicarious Visions version)
• Spider-Woman (Vicarious Visions version)
• Titanium Man (Vicarious Visions version)
• Whirlwind (Vicarious Visions version)
• Winter Soldier (n-Space version)
• Wizard (Vicarious Visions version)

(If Anti is chosen) Anti-Registration BossesEdit

• Bishop (can be fought in Vicarious Visions version)
• Molten Man (Vicarious Visions version)
• Multiple Man's Clones (n-Space version)
• War Machine (can be fought in Vicarious Visions version)

(If Pro is chosen) Pro-Registration BossesEdit

• Cable (also playable in Vicarious Visions version)
• Cloak (can be fought in n-Space version)
• Colossus (Vicarious Visions version)
• Firestar (Vicarious Visions version)
• Patriot (Vicarious Visions version)
• Prodigy (Vicarious Visions version)
• Multiple Man (can be fought in Vicarious Vision version)

NPCEdit

• Black Panther (also playable in Vicarious Visions version)
• Nick Fury (his Nanite form is playable)

Other CharactersEdit

• Hobgoblin - alternate for Green Goblin
• Venom/Eddie Brock (in Ultimate costume with Spider logo) - alternate for Venom/Mac Gargan
• Red Hulk - alternate for Hulk

Trivia Edit

• In n-Space (non-DS) versions, the character select mannequin file data of Iron Fist (also actor costume), Bishop, Cable and Electro are found unused and originally meant to be playable in those versions.
  • Cable’s playability could have been similar to Psylocke for being start out playable in non-DS n-Space versions by default, prior becoming one of the DLCs.
    • Cable could have been remained locked during Folds’ invasions in all versions, which should also applied in DLC pack, as well as can only be unlocked in temporarily in Anti-Reg missions. However, this was shown to be an error, as the cutscenes shows Cable is amongst the victim of the Folds.
  • Bishop’s playability could have been similar to She-Hulk, due to being only playable on certain n-Space versions while remained NPC in primary Vicarious Visions gameplay version.
  • Electro’s playability in this version remained unknown, despite being a boss in primary Vicarious Visions gameplay version.
  • Befitting the similar roles they have in in primary Vicarious Visions gameplay version, both Bishop and Cable could have been locked in their respective sides and as a boss on certain mission stages prior being unlocked during Folds’ invasion.
• Unlike other MUA games and X-Men Legends series, MUA2’s team slots remained lock in four team members.

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VideosEdit

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