Marvel: Ultimate Alliance (Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PSP, PlayStation 2, Xbox)

This is an excellent game with a good message. All of your Marvel heroes team up against the evil Dr. Doom. The only thing that children might be frightened off is the Murderworld level. Even I was a little scared of this level. It consisted of crazed clowns and some pretty weird villains. Also those who are obsessing over the "hell" level really need to calm down. It is not going to forever scar your child.

This game is very fun. You get to play with all the different superheroes and find which team is the best team for you to play with to beat up the bad guys. Thhe part that is not fun is Mephisto's Realm. You actually get taken to hell and encounter all these pagan and witchcraft symbols there. You also have to complete a pentagram to free a hero! This is definitely not something a Christian would have fun doing. You are beating up the little imps down there so I guess that's fun, it's just the surroundings. I don't enjoy seeing pentagrams all over the place and having to read at altars. Because of this part (that is unavoidable if you want to beat the game) I dropped the rating on this. This is a worldly game so what do I expect?

Okay, first of all, the story is great, the graphics are great, and the gameplay is great. Playing co-op with your friends with each of you as your favorite Marvel superhero is priceless. While the heroes are very similar in many ways, the spirit of each is captured excellently through unique animations an abilities. For example, Elektra and The Human Torch have difficulties lifting some of the heavier objects, but Iron Man and The Thing have no difficulties lifting anything. That ceases to mention the flying abilities of some, and all the different powers. The heroes are done so well that you might not mind playing the whole game as just one hero. Although most of it's comprised of clobbering simple enemies, the game is so fun I found myself constantly hoping for another wave of enemies or two. And the puzzles, some were simple and easy to figure out, some were challenging even to me. For Marvel fans and action game lovers, this game is a must-have. If you are mostly unfamiliar with the Marvel Universe, don't fret. This game will make a "marvelous" learning experience for those who have the interest. Basically, buy this game. You won't regret it.

I can't believe I'm the only one pinging this game on sexuality. I knew there would probably be super-heroines; but while they are empowering as they hold their own against the bad guys in gameplay, the cutscenes portray them as hyper-sexualized trucker babes in provocative poses. Also negative is the anti-Biblical view that women most certainly are NOT the weaker vessel: let 'em slug it out like the guys. The clear message to our boys: girls are an object to be ogled; other than that they can be beat on just like the boys.

bad parts i have it for xbox i love it i hate to say it but i may agree with csm on this one

pepole say hell in the game.not a big deal.Elecktra wears raged clothes.Not a big deal.Like seeing a girl in tube tops or mini skirts. all together its ok for kids my age

This is a cool game! you can pick from all of your favorite marvel heros (except hulk for some reason) to fight Dr. Doom's army of marvle vilans. Punching, kicking, zaping and the list goes on and on for violence. there isn't much sexual stuff but some of the marvel heroines (like ms. marvel) wear those skintight costumes. language is just in the opening movie colonel fury shouts " what the #$@! is going on?!?" so i think kids ages 10 and up would realy like this game!

You may have to fight in hell, but kids definatly won't care. Other than that, this game is commpletly clean.

This is a cool game to play,but for teenagers only,your younger marvel wil have to wait until older