Marvel Ultimate Alliance: Gold Edition This game is often cited as one of the best superhero games of all time, and for good reason. It features a vast roster of Marvel characters, including both ...

As Nick correctly states, the Deadpool and Marvel Ultimate Alliance games published by Activision were published on the Xbox One, on 2015 and 2016, respectively.

The original Marvel Ultimate Alliance debuted back in 2006, and was given a digital re-release on PS4, PC, and Xbox One in 2016. That didn’t last long, as the game was delisted just two years later.

The first two games hold up pretty well, particularly if you caught their short-lived PS4/Xbox One remasters a few years back. But it wasn’t until I hit Ultimate Alliance 3 that I found ...

Avengers may also feel more exciting to play than Ultimate Alliance — but again, we’ll have to wait and see. Marvel’s Avengers launches September 4 for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Stadia.

As a result, you might be wondering if Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is coming to Xbox One. Here’s what you need to know. Sadly, we’ve got some bad news for you.

Calm down, guys. Nintendo wanted a great Marvel exclusive, and boy, did they get it. There’s always a good opportunity for Microsoft to get one for Xbox. And don’t forget, Sony gamers, you ...

The Marvel Ultimate Alliance games have been delisted. As predicted on ResetEra, both games are now unavailable to buy from Steam, the PlayStation Store and the Xbox Game Store.. On 26th July 2016 ...

Marvel Ultimate Alliance and its sequel have disappeared from the Steam, PS4, and Xbox One storefronts. With such a focus on superhero movies these days, it's really surprising that the latest ...

It appears that all storefront pages for Marvel Ultimate Alliance 1 & 2 have gone officially dark on PSN, Xbox Live . The Steam page is currently still live, but you can no longer purchase the game.

Nerdkiler, a user on ResetEra, points out the timing of a deep sale on Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 1 and 2 may mean the games will soon be pulled from digital storefronts.

The crackling audio that plagued Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 is a thing of the past, and controller support seems good—so long as you’re using an Xbox 360 or Xbox One controller, at least.