While the first game based more of its story from the Ultimate line of Marvel comics, the sequel more closely followed the Secret War and Civil War crossover events. Thankfully the PS3 version of the game was a lot better, although I can't help but wonder why the bothered with the PS2 version at all.Ĭover of Secret War (New Avengers)Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 is the sequel to the popular game that followed the tradition of the likes of the X-Men Legends franchise. Sadly, I first played the PS2 version of this game and it was a horrendous mess, so much so that I'm not even going to bother trying to formally review it. I can understand the need for certain things to change, but in terms of content, it really shouldn't shift around too much. This has also been seen in console-to-PC translations of games like Final Fantasy VII, that went rather well when you get down to it. The controls will change slightly given the specific nature of the console but the game and its story are pretty much intact. This has largely proven true for the games that I've played multiple versions of. If the system limitations will prevent the port, then you just leave it at that and start to feel the pressure to buy the appropriate console in order to get access to the game. Usually developers mention that certain secret areas might change or bonus items will vary or other more cosmetic changes across the versions. When a game is ported to other systems, you generally expect that the game will more or less remain the same across the different platforms.
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