Some exciting Marvel videogame news has hit today. Activision, in collaboration with Marvel Entertainment, is making Marvel: Ultimate Alliance and Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 available digitally on the PS4 and Xbox One for the first time, these titles can be purchased separately or together in the Marvel: Ultimate Alliance Bundle in Europe today via the PlayStation Store and on 28th July  through the Xbox Games Store.
 
Featuring a cast of over 22 playable characters, the first Marvel: Ultimate Alliance lets players create their own teams of heroes from the Marvel Universe, or recreate their favourite existing ones, like the Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four and more. Experience a story starring more than 140 legendary characters, including Captain America, Spider-Man, Thor, Loki, Wolverine, Doctor Doom, Ultron and many others. Customise and upgrade these mighty squads of champions to unleash upon the single-player campaign, or in cooperative and competitive online and local multiplayer for up to four players.
 
Set within the climactic events of Marvel Comics’ Civil War story arc, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 throws players into the struggle for or against the infamous Superhuman Registration Act. The missions, challenges, and threats players face are affected by which side of the conflict they choose. Like its predecessor, the game lets players assemble and level up their own Marvel Universe dream teams from over 24 playable characters, each with specialised abilities that can be combined for amazing results. Play alone in single-player, or battle together in online and local co-op with up to four friends.

I really enjoyed these games the first time around and personally am looking forward to trying these ones out myself. What are your thoughts? Let us know below.

As the only Mighty not affected by a mysterious computer virus that's turned mechanized creatures berserk, it's up to you to take down your fellow Mighty Number robots and confront the final evil that threatens the planet

Mighty No.9 is the un-official follow up to the legendary Mega Man games, games which, along side the Mario games, defined the NES and SNES systems back in the day, but can this game reboot the love of the originals? kind of...

I was never a huge platform lover, aside from Mario and Crash Bandicoot, so this was an interesting one to review. Visual wise Might No.9 is colorful and cartoon like and looks beautiful, the characters and bosses look good. The soundtrack is fun and keeps you engaged however it is the control system which I'm a little off about. The control explanation is a little confusing at points and I found myself a little lost with what to do. However as a whole Might No.9 is a very enjoyable game, the type of game you could jump in and out of when you have a few spare minutes to kill. This is the closest thing fans are going to get to a new Mega Man so rejoice and give it a go.