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• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2016

  If you are going to charge close to full retail price for your game, at least make an effort to have it playable. Very first button prompt, the please press A part doesn't work. How does that get passed QA. Come on.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2016

  High price! Broken xbox 360 and one controller support! No DLC characters! In this day of age this is Unacceptable!! Needs patch ASAP!! Meanwhile don't bother buying the game in this condition!! Thanks for taking us back to the dark ages of PC gaming Activison. Update: DLC characters added. The game is still broken if you are using an Xbox one controller Custom button mapping is not working. I don''t get why this is so hard to fix. You have to be governed by idiots to call this ''fixed'' and advertise it as such. There are work arounds to fix the controller issue in the web!! Grab the game if it is on sale.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2016

  It pains me oh so woefully to say that I don't recommend purchasing this game. I was so excited to see it on the Steam marketplace- this game was a significant portion of my younger days, and I was pretty stoked. $40 left a bad taste in my mouth, though not as bad as the one that would soon arrive... First off: The game itself isn't really that bad. It's got some great elements going for it, the stuff that drew me in when I was first playing are still there- the choice of characters, the gameplay, and the general feel of the game overall are still superb. However... DO NOT BUY THIS GAME AT FULL PRICE. The controller support is ABYSMAL. It took me admittedly WAY too long to find out that the button mapping IS NOT WHAT IT SAYS IT IS IN GAME. My Xbox controller (which is the one they have it built to use) was not able to be used properly for the game. For example: pressing the "a" button would give me a different input than what I desired. To actually press "a" in game, I would have to press the "x" button. To pause the game, I had to click in the right analog stick. It's a very messed up control scheme that leads to way too much confusion in a game that relies heavily on quick action. I was lead to use the keyboard controls, which felt clunky, slow, and inaccurate. This only further cemented how improperly this game was ported. The graphics weren't updated much, if at all, which quite frankly, is disappointing. I'd have hoped they'd have reworked the whole engine to make it look and feel better, but it's fair that they wouldn't want to spend a bunch of money on it. However, this is just horrible. The game still doesn't look bad, and ran smoothly at a constant 60FPS at 1920x1080. It however, is not new or cutting edge- still very PS2/Xbox era. Overall I'm quite disappointed here. At $40 the price is WAY too high. I'd have been okay with getting to relive my hours of gameplay for $10-$15, but with this poor quality and irresponsibility, I feel that I have to say this is a no-go. Please wait on this to see if it's updated and fixed at any point, because it's just hurtful as of now. Puddle of mess that you stepped in on your way to the store: 3/10
• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2016

  Terrible port. Nothing seems to work. The controls don't work and sound issues. This game is a mess. I'll buy it later when both games are fixed. For now i'm getting a refund.
• gamedeal user

  May 1, 2018

  [h1] Warning [/h1] All the reports about the controller issues are unfortunately true. Although I condemn the developer and publisher for allowing this product to still be in the Steam Store despite that obvious issue, I cannot condemn the title itself due to my nostalgic ties, and eventually getting it running the way it should have been. If you don't mind the added file work, you can get this title running quite well. The two things I did to fix my issues were adjust the controller inputs via Xinput, and manipulate the graphics file. I downloaded the Xinput program from here after looking up a video linking it on YouTube. [u] https://sites.google.com/site/0dd14lab/xinput-plus [/u] Now that link is in another language, but if you download it in Chrome it will offer you to translate it. Below I'll include some links to images that will help you convert the controls properly, shout out to Steam User [b] machine4578 [/b] for providing the images via a Steam Community post on the game. [u] https://imgur.com/5cDpqgy [/u] [u] https://imgur.com/lNbN3NK [/u] If you get through all that the other fix is a lot easier. After you load up the game, go into the settings and play around with the gamma or adjust something so that the game makes a graphics file. Afterwards you want to navigate to that file, usually following a path similar to the one below: C:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Marvel - Ultimate Alliance\Settings Open up the settings in notepad and adjust away. I played with the resolution, to match my monitor (1920x1080), quality (set it to 9) and refresh rate (set it to 144001 for 144hz monitor). So far no complaints. If something crops up I'll update this review. It blows my mind how I can play a game that I originally played on PS2 as a kid all these days later on PC with achievements and impressive visuals (if you play around with the graphics file). Kind of disappointed in the developer and publisher for not patching it so that the controller and graphics are configurable from in game, but the game itself can still be set up to run better than I remember it as a kid. For that I can't bring myself to give it a thumbs down. If messing around with those files frightens you, maybe emulate it. I decided to pick it up for the achievements and Steam integration. If you have questions regarding how I set it up feel free to comment below, and hopefully this review was helpful to someone!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2016

  I cannot believe this! MUA1 Control support that doesn't work Missing DLC - all news articles said it was included and wasn't mentioned on shop page that it was missing. MUA2 Sound is Shocking gravely and abrasive like the Bass was urned up too high. fiddled with headphones in case it was me.... It wasn't don't waste your money even if you have nostalgia for the once amazing great games these used to be. it will only ruin your memory of fantastic game play and epic story line. Shame on you for releasing it in this state and at this price!!!!!!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2016

  Terrible port quality. the controls are completley screwy with no way to rebind them
• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2016

  Games buggy as all hell. Avoid until fixed, refund has been requested.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2016

  I personally do not recommend the game at the moment if you happen to still have the original. At the price I was expecting a lot more. Instead we essentially got the base version of the game as released on Xbox 360... when it came from free with the Xbox. That being said the game does look better on higher resolutions and if you don't have the game at the moment it may be worth the buy to you. Otherwise wait for a steam sale/ updates on this game before grabbing it. Pros: *Game looks better than original at higher resolutions *Smooth 60 fps Cons: *DLC characters were not included *Textures/ Graphics were not updated or at least do not appear updated. *Buggy game control at times,
• gamedeal user

  Mar 4, 2018

  For the crazy price Activision's asking you'd expect to see a fully working product. I've bought the game, foolishly thinking people overstate the game's problems in their reviews. But everything they say is true and relevant. The game's not just bugged, it has broken menus and dialogues, and controller support is absent. Even though there are community fixes and patches for MUA, I'm not buying the game to tinker with it. They should drop the standard price by 75% permanently if they don't want to commit to fixing these problems officially. Considering it's 2018 already and nothing is done, I doubt it ever happens. Black Widow's face perfectly describes how I see this abomination of a port: https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/933806673712402733/863D883F293BD315743D345857236738603DC741/