PLAY | Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3
A marvelous cast 1 Not content with dominating the silver screen, the Avengers are coming to console – along with the Guardians of the Galaxy, X-Men, and more. 2 You can tell Wolverine’s proud of how hairy his arms are. 3 Thanos is such a bad egg, he’d hatch an evil chicken.
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STRUT YOUR STUFF
How to look good while you’re saving the universe
Dress for success Make sure you have a stunning outfi t. Wolverine, for example, is all about the lycra.
the Incredible Hulk, shooting laser beams as Iron Man, or blowing up everything in sight as Rocket Raccoon? Then this is the game for you. And thanks to the portability of the Switch, its exclusive home, you can even save the universe while you’re on the bus. It looks like all your favourite villains will
be making an appearance too, no doubt ready to throw spanners into the works. The shapeshifting Sandman, mutant- hunting Sentinels, crime boss Kingpin, and robotic Ultron are confi rmed, with many more still to be revealed.
My heroes The top-down isometric camera is still in
play, but Ultimate Alliance 3 will also off er players the option of a zoomed-in ‘heroic view’, for a more detailed look at all of
the superhuman goings-on, giving the game a more action-packed feel. And with each hero bringing their own
signature moves to the party, you’ll have plenty of reason to want a good view of every pow, zap, and whammo. Iron Man can shoot a beam of energy from his chest just like a real person can’t, Groot can grow his limbs to villain-squishing proportions, Star-Lord can pull off ridiculously acrobatic moves while shooting, Hulk can bring his hands together for a whole new spin on the phrase ‘thunderclap’, and so on. This is how a Marvel game should feel
– a galaxy-spanning party where everyone’s invited. Its huge roster stands ready to satisfy even the fussiest of fans, and its RPG stylings promise a fresh twist on the classic superhero team-up.
The right moves When you take out bad guys, do so in style. A simple punch won’t cut it!
Stay on-brand Villains get to laugh – heroes should look angry and serious. Except when making quips.
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