Roughly a month ago both Marvel: Ultimate Alliance titles were rated for current-gen systems, and today at SDCC, it was confirmed that yes – this event has indeed heralded the arrival of the pair on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. But it’s a bit odd to see two fairly run of the mill games revived – and there are other co-op action role-playing games around now that are much better, namely Diablo. Speaking about the re-releases, he explained that the developers worked hard on improving the games’ performance, and enhancing UI and some graphics. They play really smooth. As a single-player game they’re excellent.
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Asked by Marvel.com if the re-release signals more coming from the franchise in the future, re-release producer Mike Jones said, “Following the footsteps of a proud Marvel tradition, I’ll say: Anything is possible, True Believers!” Players can either play solo or with friends via local or online co-op.
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Marvel Ultimate Alliance 1&2 will be available digitally on July 26th for $39.99 each, or a bundle can be purchased for $59.99 – there was no mention of a physical release. You had to pick a side to play through the game with, choosing either Team Cap or Team Iron Man.
