As someone who has been gaming for a very long time and still has a pretty extensive game collection, I find it interesting to see so many remake/remaster games these days. Especially since most of the time, they do very little to really improve on the original outside of perhaps making the graphics a little smoother and better-looking. That being said, sometimes these games are so good that they really don't need much done to them to make them worth going back and visiting. I have been spending a lot of time with Marvel: Ultimate Alliance over the last couple of weeks - a game that I adored when it first released on Xbox 360 originally. Then there is Two Hearted Ale, one of the first IPAs I drank when getting into craft beers - and also arguably still the best IPA as well.
Showing posts with label Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Show all posts
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance and Two Hearted Ale - Beeps and Beers
August 19, 2016Activision, Beeps and Beers, Bell's Brewery, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2, Two Hearted Ale
As someone who has been gaming for a very long time and still has a pretty extensive game collection, I find it interesting to see so many remake/remaster games these days. Especially since most of the time, they do very little to really improve on the original outside of perhaps making the graphics a little smoother and better-looking. That being said, sometimes these games are so good that they really don't need much done to them to make them worth going back and visiting. I have been spending a lot of time with Marvel: Ultimate Alliance over the last couple of weeks - a game that I adored when it first released on Xbox 360 originally. Then there is Two Hearted Ale, one of the first IPAs I drank when getting into craft beers - and also arguably still the best IPA as well.
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance - PS4 Review
August 11, 2016Activision, CGRreview, console, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, playstation, PlayStation 4, PS4, review, sony, Zoë Mode
Two of my favorite games from the Xbox 360 were the Marvel: Ultimate Alliance titles. They took some of my favorite properties, mashed them together with a blend of action and RPG elements, with lots of exploration and collectibles and I happily logged dozens of hours with those two games. When I heard that Activision was re-releasing these games, I was curious about both the timing and what the end result would be. All in all, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is still a good experience, though a fresh coat of paint cannot completely hide the handful of flaws that held the game back years ago and still exist today.
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance - Retro Reflections
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is like “X-Men Legends” with Avengers. You select a team of up to four heroes and begin a quest to stop Doctor Doom and his Masters of Evil from completing a sinister plan that threatens the entire Earth.
















