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Binding: Video Game
Brand: ACTIVISION
Fabric Type: 0047875814776
Feature: Everyone 10+
Manufacturer Labor Warranty Description: 151005
Maximum Color Depth: Activision Inc.
Maximum Shutter Speed: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Metal Type: Activision Inc.
Pearl Type: 81477
System Memory Size: Game Boy Advance
Total Firewire Ports: Activision Inc.
Total Parallel Ports: October 24, 2006
Activision Inc.
Features:- Assemble your team by choosing from 20 diffrent Marvel characters -- dynamically switch team members and instantly access their unique superpowers
- Total team customization - Outfit your heroes with a vast selection of power-boosting equipment, create a team name, team icon and team vehicles
- Control the fate of the Marvel Universe - The missions you complete, and how you interact with other characters throughout the game will have a direct impact on the story
- Fight in no-holds-barred combat while airborne, on the ground and even submerged underwater -- all in a destructible environment, where lampposts and chairs can becomedangerous weapons
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Product Description:
Marvel Ultimate Alliance lets you form and customize a four-member strike force from your favoriteMarvel Super Hero characters. Partner, battle and interact with more than 140 characters from the entire Marvel universe. Various actions you take may have an impact on how the story will end. It's an alliance of the ages, undertaking an epic multi-mission quest, with an innovative combat system to enrich this legendary experience.
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Terrible game. Controls are very jerky during the fights. Very short sequences. Graphics are ok but could be better (Dragon Ball GT had better graphics and controls). Bought it because of the Marvel name. Big mistake.
Haven't played the other console versions but its pretty obvious that the developer didnt really spend that much time on the GBA version.
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While the graphics were pretty good, this game was far too easy. Most characters played the same but with a different face. I played it on and off for a week and was surprised when I beat it. That was it?
VERY disappointing.
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My biggest hope and biggest let down about this game is that it would play just like the PS2 version. There was no description about the game to tell me any different. But the gameplay itself was not too bad. If you have ever played Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade the you know how this game is played. The different levels are redudant with only the storyline to indicate the difference. Its a pretty good game. The sad thing is that once I beat it after the first week I got it, I haven't touched ... Read More
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Marvel Ultimate Alliance on the home consoles is another step above the X-Men Legends series, and is quite good. Marvel Ultimate Alliance on the GBA however, is a terrible, buggy beat 'em up with no challenge or replay value, which is a shame because the formula was great here to make a solid GBA game. Like the console versions, you are given a roster of Marvel heroes to choose from including Captain America, Spider-Man, Wolverine, Blade, Thor, Iceman, Elektra, and Deadpool (yes, Deadpool), and unlockables ... Read More
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