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MARVEL ULTIMATE ALLIANCE 3


More superheroes per square inch than Bruce Banner’s birthday party


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Format Switch Release date 2019 Publisher Nintendo Developer Koei Tecmo, Team Ninja


Coming soon Assemble your team and give Thanos a thrashing


Perfect Partner Stick Thanos on your favourite jumper or let Iron Man guard your mantlepiece with Marvel Figpins – part fi gure, part pin


T


he fi rst two Ultimate Alliance games pulled off a brilliantly unlikely combo, bringing


together the top-down view and levelling up of a dungeon- crawler with the beloved superheroes and epic storylines of the Marvel universe. Now, a full decade later, it’s time for another instalment of costumed clobbering. This time, your hand-


picked team of four heroes will take on everyone’s favourite talking raisin, Thanos, as part of a new storyline inspired by the fi lms and comics. As you might expect, he’s got his eye on a certain set of shiny stones to


pretty up his gauntlet (and grant him god-like power), and it’s up to the X-Men, the Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy, and more to stop him before he starts clicking his fi ngers all over the place. Fans of the Infi nity War


movie will recognise his henchmen, the Black Order. These alien warriors are as ruthless as they are powerful, so it’s lucky you’ve got every Marvel hero worth their salt in your roster.


Playing solo, you can switch between your four supers at will – or


you can rope in up to three friends, locally or online, to step into their shoes. Ever fancied hurling enemies about as


22 Spring 2019


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