Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: RPGotY 2019?

[Jason Liang]

Anounced on IGN! You be the judge!

 

[santino27]

Switch only, even if you were being serious.

 

[Jason Liang]

Let's make a bet if this will get a Steam release or not then

 

[Assisted Living Godzilla]

Let's make a bet if this will get a Steam release or not then

It's being published by Nintendo, so probably not.

Be interesting to see how this turns out since this one is being developed by Team Ninja this go around.

 

[Generic-Giant-Spider]

If it doesn't have Blackheart or Shuma-Gorath as bosses then it's popamole dogshit that appeals to pregnant soccer moms and YouTube reaction video creators.

 

[sullynathan]

I liked ultimate alliance, sucks it's a switch exclusive

 

[Assisted Living Godzilla]

 

[Assisted Living Godzilla]

A look at all the characters in the game and their moves.

 

[PapaPetro]

Is it a RPG or a beatem up?

 

[sullynathan]

Is it a RPG or a beatem up?

Co op party based action rpg with superheroes

 

[PsychoFox]

Lol. I like the series as much as the next person back in the day, but it's hardly even an RPG. So much for RPGoTY.

 

[PapaPetro]

The Marvel Alliance games and the X-Men Legends games were pretty fun. But let's not kid ourselves with the "RPG" tag. They're glossed up versions of the old X-Men arcade game.

 

[Somberlain]

It's going to be good, of course, because it's developed by Team Ninja.

It's just a shame that the superhero theme is shit.

 

[Assisted Living Godzilla]

The Marvel Alliance games and the X-Men Legends games were pretty fun. But let's not kid ourselves with the "RPG" tag. They're glossed up versions of the old X-Men arcade game.

The Legends games leaned more HACK AND SLASH RPG from what I remember. In those you actually had stats you'd put points into like Diablo 1 & 2. I think you also unlocked new moves in some of them as you leveled up. Although the Ultimate Alliance games basically made them pure beat 'em ups by removing stat management...I'm sure because that aspect could really slow up multiplayer. This one seems to have the most RPG elements they've had since the Legends games:



Given the direct control nature of them they always felt like beat 'em ups more than they felt like their point and click PC hack & slash counterparts. I always did wish the series learned something from Freedom Force, the first of which came a couple years before the first Legends games; this series really could have used the openness of some of its stages, as well as that games ability to pick up most anything if your character was strong enough. Then again it could have learned stuff from Power Stones and Urban Reign too.

 

[Vulpes]

A MARVEL GAME?!
ON THE SWITCH?!
OH BOY!!!!