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Marvel Ultimate Alliance - PS2 Game
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Original price was: $54.00.$36.97Current price is: $36.97.
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Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 Sony Playstation 2 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:047875834538
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS2_MARVEL_ULTIMATE_ALLIANCE_2
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PS2 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, role-playing |
| Players | 1-4 |
| Condition | Used |
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I am somewhat mixed on this game. MUA2 has more playable characters (Hulk, Jean Grey), more exclusive players (Cyclops, Psylocke) than other platforms and earlier unlockable characters. These characters make the game much more diverse and more fun. The graphics are much better than MUA1. The addition of the fusion option was pretty cool but in the end, the fusion was all the same.The storyline fell flat and wasn’t that interesting in hindsight. A HUGE let down was the absence of how your choices in the game affected the future which was a feature in MUA1. The ending of the game is just lame. Its ending reminded me of an old Nintendo game and not the flim cliffhanger we saw in MUA1. Another let down was the absence of special dialogue between the characters. I problably wouldn’t have brought the game; I would have rented it.Worth playing but not worth buying.
By choosing the “Anti-” reg side (you don’t actually make that choice until you’re several levels into the game), you are given the option to Some of the tasks in the bonus games (acquiring new characters) are sort of challenging until you get used to them. Basically, by “acquiring new characters,” the game designers mean that you are acquiring the previously unusable X-men characters (plus four super-villians who seem a little out of place in helping the heroes). Essentially, it’s “X-men Legands” feat. the Avengers and Fantastic Four.I know that PS2’s getting a little antiquated and, therefore, the game designers probably aren’t working as hard on the game’s graphics, playability, etc. I’m just glad that they are still releasing what is, overall, a decent game for Playstation 2.
Is it as good as Ultimate Alliance 1 – no wayIs it as good as X-men Legends 2 – noIs it as good as X-men Legends – yes – In my opinion better coarse I never solved X-men Legends 1 whereas I was able to solve this one as well as unlocking all the charartors.Story was decent, not earth shattering. Even with the double path, it is a bit short but I absolutely love this game series. The bug in the game is annoying but thanks to posters here, getting by it is easy enough. That could’ve made the game a totally annoying waste so thanks to those who posted the solution.
Basically, MUA 2 as it is called is a scaled back version of MUA 1 that does to a point deal with the Civil War but does not take actual advantage of the story line there and the potential(Or does pending on how you look at it) Now on to the good and bad(+/- section I do in video game reviews)+ The graphics here once you get used to them can be considered cartoony- The graphics are a step down from part one though and some of the heroes look ridiculous(Hulk, Thing, and Venom all look like versions of MODOK with the top of the bodies being huge and the bottom being small)+ When you can switch the camera view it helps.- It would have been more helpful if you could do it throughout the game.+ The Line up of heroes is impressive especially if your a fan of the X-Men. In addition you get all the new heroes in(Bonus) Missions which are given to you in certain parts of the game- Yeah, well there just went collecting Action Figures and Discs… also no Alternate Costumes or the ability to distrbutse stat points.. takes away the customization of your characters that was so popular in part one and to a point X-Men Legends series.+ The Fusion system is fun and it’s nice to be able to revive your heroes whenever instead of having to wait or run back to the Shield Savepoint.- The Fusion System takes place of Extreme Attacks… sometimes I wish I had those back instead.+ The rewards your team (Boosts) earns throughout the game is cool and they can be upgraded.- You lost alot of customizati.
I enjoyed this game. This is basically more of the first game, Marvel Ultimate Alliance, but not as polished. The first one allowed you to customize the character suits. This one does not have that feature at all. But that is all cosmetic to me. Where it matters is the game play and this one has that in spades. Again, it is more of the same. If you are looking for a totally new Marvel game, then this will disappoint you. But if you loved the first, you will like this one, too. The controls are all the same so if you liked the controls in the first, then you will feel right at home with this one. The graphics is a bit of a step backwards from the first but it is not bad considering that this is a Playstation 2 game and not a Playstation 3 game. If you are going into it expecting Playstation 3 graphics, you will be sorely disappointed. That’s because the graphics can be cartoony at times. But for a Playstation 2 game this is on par with the other games in the genre such as X-Men Legends. In fact, it is more similar to X-Men Legends than Marvel Ultimate Alliance. So if you liked X-Men Legends, then you will like this one. You will especially like this if you are a fan of that game because it has the exclusive Cyclops character. I am a fan of Cyclops so that was a major plus for me. Storywise this game is somewhat better than the first because of the ending. If you play the anti-registration side, the ending will bring a smile on your face. This ending is what should have been us.
My 7 year old nephew loves this game. I sure do wish they would make a version for younger kids though he seems to have trouble with the puzzles and what not but that’s not the games fault since its for ages 10 and up.
As I went to my local Blockbuster I decided to rent a game.Of course,I choose Ultimate Alliance 2.In this game you choose through a variation of characters and battle villians.Now here are some pros.1.Many more charcters than the first.2.A very large amount of villians you face.(a few i don’t know about)Now over to the cons.1.Very small characters.2.When you don’t touch the controller your character swirvels around.Now don’t waste your time and just rent the game.
I’m not very good at it but it’s still fun
The game was bought for my son as a Christmas gift. He is happy with it, but quite honestly it does not meet my expectations. The first game had better graphics and my son’s main complaint is that he can’t change costumes of the characters he is playing.
People seem to have expected a bit much from the “past gen” systems in regards to this game in my opinion. Graphics, while not near as brilliant as the PS3/360 version are still decent (think X-Men Legends if you’ve ever played that series). The gameplay is also pretty similar to X-Men Legends, and the previous Ultimate Alliance game. Each character has their basic powersets and such that can become more powerful as you level up.The extras for the PS2 version were actually more appealing to me than what the PS3/360 got. The PS2 version gets 3 exclusive characters–Cyclops, Psylocke, and Blade. Being a big Psylocke fan, I was quite pleased to find out she was included. The X-Men are pretty much the only reason I bothered considering this game, and Psylocke sealed the deal. I only play with X-Men teams, so it’s basically like another X-Men Legends game to me lol. Just for reference, the X-Men roster for the PS2 are Wolverine, Storm, Gambit, Jean Grey, Iceman, Cyclops, and Psylocke.I think to boil it down, if you liked X-Men Legends or the previous Ultimate Alliance game, I’d say you’ll enjoy this game. It could be better, but I think it’s pretty solid on the PS2 if you didn’t go in expecting the PS3/360 version.
ElizabethProhaska –
one of my favorite games!!!! <3 So awesome!
Balal Ahmad –
Item came
Breanna –
I’m not very good at it but it’s still fun
J. Burks –
The game was bought for my son as a Christmas gift. He is happy with it, but quite honestly it does not meet my expectations. The first game had better graphics and my son’s main complaint is that he can’t change costumes of the characters he is playing.
Lily –
good
M. Akers –
People seem to have expected a bit much from the “past gen” systems in regards to this game in my opinion. Graphics, while not near as brilliant as the PS3/360 version are still decent (think X-Men Legends if you’ve ever played that series). The gameplay is also pretty similar to X-Men Legends, and the previous Ultimate Alliance game. Each character has their basic powersets and such that can become more powerful as you level up.The extras for the PS2 version were actually more appealing to me than what the PS3/360 got. The PS2 version gets 3 exclusive characters–Cyclops, Psylocke, and Blade. Being a big Psylocke fan, I was quite pleased to find out she was included. The X-Men are pretty much the only reason I bothered considering this game, and Psylocke sealed the deal. I only play with X-Men teams, so it’s basically like another X-Men Legends game to me lol. Just for reference, the X-Men roster for the PS2 are Wolverine, Storm, Gambit, Jean Grey, Iceman, Cyclops, and Psylocke.I think to boil it down, if you liked X-Men Legends or the previous Ultimate Alliance game, I’d say you’ll enjoy this game. It could be better, but I think it’s pretty solid on the PS2 if you didn’t go in expecting the PS3/360 version.
Bladaxs Hyuga –
I’m a huge fan of the Marvel superheroes, so this was a great game to play!
Alex –
I placed my order 2 days ago and it just came in. I’ve been looking for this game for a while and I’m satisfied with my purchase.
josh hibbard –
The game came in working conditionAs for the actual game. It’s decent, I think the 1st is better for the Ps2 and it’s sure not as good as the X-box 360 version. It still plays like an ultimate Alliance game, and what it does it does well.
Mr. Cavanaugh –
Works well fun to playThanks retrolioðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘