. WW: July 28, 2016 Mode(s), Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is an video game developed for, and by and published. The game was simultaneously ported to the and by, and to. A significantly different version was also created, developed. The game was initially released on October 24, 2006 in North America for most platforms, with PlayStation 3 and Wii ports following shortly thereafter, as well as international releases. Was only able to see a Wii and PS3 release.

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It was released on July 26, 2016 for and Microsoft Windows, and on July 28, 2016 on. Marvel Ultimate Alliance is set within the fictional and features many of the, and supporting characters that appear in publications. Ultimate Alliance is the third Marvel title to be developed by Raven Software, and features similar gameplay to their previous Marvel titles, and.

A sequel, was developed for multiple platforms by, and Savage Entertainment and released in 2009. Contents. Gameplay Players can select teams of four from a range of more than twenty-two playable characters (although some characters are not initially available and need to be unlocked), allowing them to create their own superhero teams or recreate famous teams from the publications. Bonuses are also available if forming certain groups (e.g. The game also has alternative endings, dictated by the number of optional missions the player completes. Also included are trivia, artwork, and 'simulator discs', which unlock non-story related missions for characters.

Each character also has a variety of costumes that offer different advantages. Consoles, PC and PSP The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions are virtually identical, with no major differences. Both platforms include Colossus, Moon Knight, and five additional comic book missions. Activision released eight additional downloadable characters on the Xbox 360 via the Xbox Live Marketplace on April 26, 2007 in a set of packs: a Hero Pack, consisting of, and the, and a Villain Pack, which includes, and a playable. Both packs are also available in a bundle pack for 800 MSP, which also adds 12 new to the game.

I'd like a save with Legendary mode unlocked and characters at level-0. Marvel Ultimate Alliance DLC Will Be Free, PC Patch Out Now. Marvel Ultimate Alliance - PC Activision 2.7 out of 5 stars 33 customer reviews 3. Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2. The problem i have with the pc version.

The Gold Edition was released for the Xbox 360 in May 2007 which includes the standard game bundled with all downloadable content. The version was released for the Xbox 360 in September 2007. The set includes all the Gold Edition of the game and a bonus DVD.

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Does anyone know how to get rid of select save. Since the save structure seems to be different than that of the previous PC.

As of December 2009, the DLC was removed from the by Activision, meaning the only way to play as the downloadable characters was to purchase the Gold Edition or the Platinum Hits version. The Xbox 360 version now bundles the full game with all previously downloadable content. The Wii version has a few features unique to its version including specific motion-sensitive controls for normal moves, motion-sensitive controlled special attacks (the attacks are unique for each character, but not the motions), and access to any special move at any time.

This version contains no online play but has a local multiplayer mode in which up to four players may play at once. It also features the characters and, as well as five additional comic book missions.

The version is customizable, and many characters (including those exclusive to all other versions) and their modifications can be obtained from community sites for play within the game. The PC version's graphics vary depending on the customization of a user's settings.

The PC version also features 'intuitive mouse controls' and works with a. A number of custom characters (including, and ) are available. The re-release version of the game which came to, and Microsoft Windows via initially released without the DLC featured originally on Xbox 360. On August 30, 2016 an updated was released on these three systems which contained the eight downloadable characters previously featured on the Xbox 360.

The PSP version features simplified graphics, different characters, and extra features including the four exclusive playable Marvel characters, and. Other things unique to this version are 6 exclusive comic book missions including one which contains, an exclusive prequel mission, and three exclusive single-player gameplay modes. Added features include online play, microphone support (voice chat), and online-recordable player statistics.

The PlayStation 2 version of the game has the same features as the versions of the game, albeit without Colossus, Moon Knight and the five bonus simulator missions. In August 2007, a Greatest Hits version was released which included a bonus DVD containing a making-of featurette.

The Xbox version of the game has no changes from the standard PlayStation 2 edition. However it is possible to play as Colossus and Moon Knight via a glitch which can be accessed through a series of steps. Game Boy Advance The Game Boy Advance version of Ultimate Alliance features significant differences from the other console versions. Most notably, the basic gameplay takes the form of a side-scrolling fighting game with minor RPG elements, such as the ability to alter the player characters' stats. The graphics are simplified for this system and the selection of characters has also been reduced. Some additional gameplay modes were added into this version of the game including a S.H.I.E.L.D. Simulator, Time Challenges, Scavenger Hunts, and a Survival mode.

Teams for this port consist of three characters and a striker, a non-playable fourth character who can be summoned to perform a powerful attack directed toward on-screen enemies. Plot The game begins with and the launching an attack on the U.N.N. Sends out a distress call to all available super heroes for assistance., and respond to the call. Along with the other heroes, they save the Helicarrier from the forces led by, and. In the wake of the attack, Nick Fury is given permission to start a task force to confront the Masters of Evil and allows them to use Stark Tower as their headquarters. Fury asks the heroes to investigate an odd message received from on the Omega Base, a S.H.I.E.L.D. Mobile research facility.

The team defeats supervillains, and to prevent the Omega Base from crashing in to a dam and launching several gamma bombs. With their mission successful, the heroes travel to Atlantis, where the inhabitants are being mind-controlled by, who has usurped from his throne. With the help of nano-technology that enables them to breathe and move freely underwater, the heroes are able to save Namor and defeat Attuma and. After defeating Attuma, the heroes encounter, who unleashes the, which the team defeats by toppling pillars on it. The Xbox 360 version of the game features eight characters. They then travel to the Valley of Spirits to confront Mandarin in his palace.

After his defeat, he reveals that he attempted to take command of the Masters of Evil and, upon failing, left the group. He suggests that the Mandarin they saw in the catacombs was actually, god of mischief. Upon returning to base, the team learns that and have been kidnapped. Due to the involvement of mystical forces, Nick Fury has the team relocated to the Sanctum Sanctorum. Tracks Nightcrawler to Castle Doom, but upon trying to transport the heroes there they are sent to by a spell from.

After defeating a mind-controlled Jean Grey, and, the heroes battle a large, piloted. Victorious, the heroes learn that Dr. Doom has used Nightcrawler to access 's Realm, and the team is sent in pursuit. Upon arriving, minions of Mephisto kidnap Jean Grey and Nightcrawler., Mephisto's son, puts them in separate cages above the Infinity Vortex, stating one must be saved and the other sacrificed before the team can defeat Mephisto. During their battle with Mephisto the sacrificed hero returns, resurrected by Mephisto, but now under his control.

As a final effort, the resurrected hero sacrifices their life to defeat Mephisto and allow the team to escape. Meanwhile, in Asgard, a massive army of Super Soldiers attacks and imprisons the gods. The heroes travel to Valhalla to liberate it from its invading force and free (who is guarded by Rhino and Shocker), (who is guarded by Scorpion and ), and (who is guarded by and ). Then they fight the to open Bifrost Bridge in order for reinforcements to arrive.

Looking for in Niffleheim following a fight with and, they find his shattered Twilight Sword and learn from that Doctor Doom and Loki have taken Odin to Raven's Spire. After Loki is seemingly defeated at Raven's Spire, the team frees the to use against Doctor Doom.

Loki, disguised as Fury, reveals himself and his plot to have the heroes free the armor for nefarious purposes. As heroes defeat Loki and the armor, Doctor Doom appears and reveals that he has stolen Odin's power. He uses it to attempt to eliminate the heroes, but the saves them and transports them to the ' base on the moon. Uatu reveals the only way to defeat Doom is to acquire a piece of the and steal the Muonic Inducer from (who is currently attacking the homeworld).

The team is sent to the Shi'ar Empire where they fight and the in order to restore to the throne and gain a portion of the M'Kraan Crystal. After retrieving the crystal, the heroes travel to the Skrull homeworld and with the help of the, the heroes disable Galactus and steal the Muonic Inducer. Meanwhile, Doctor Doom conquers Earth, corrupting and creating clones of many of the heroes.

In a final effort, the team travels to Latveria to confront Dr. The heroes use the M'Kraan Crystal and Muonic Inducer to weaken Doom.

As the heroes weaken Doom, he is blasted by a bolt of lightning sent by a rejuvenated Odin, leaving nothing but his mask behind. As the heroes meet on the repaired Helicarrier, Nick Fury informs the heroes that the team must disband and asks if S.H.I.E.L.D. Can count on them when another threat happens. Captain America assures Nick that the world can count on them. Meanwhile, Galactus vows revenge on the heroes who stole from him and plans to destroy Earth. Characters Marvel: Ultimate Alliance features over 140 characters, and in addition the heroes battle evil versions of both themselves and other heroes throughout the game. Some heroes also appear as a villain under mind control, such as Jean Grey.

In game each character has a set of four alternate costumes however three of these costumes must be unlocked. However, some of the characters costumes are also other superheroes in the Marvel Universe. This includes Iron Man as, Thor as, Spider-Woman as and from the, Ghost Rider as and Ms. Also, there are various upgrades that can be attached to characters for boosts in power, speed, defense, etc.

Nintendo characters from and from were to appear in the Wii version of the game, but were cancelled due to being presented to Nintendo in the PS2 version. Playable Characters Common. System-Exclusive Characters. Non-Playable Characters Bosses. Other characters.

the. Also appeared on Game Boy Advance version. As a Special Striker for the Game Boy Advance version. Exclusive to the (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii) versions. Exclusive to the Game Boy Advance version. Exclusive to the PSP version.

Exclusive to the Xbox 360 Latest Editions. Originally as a downloadable content, separated from the full game, later as part of the Gold Edition's game disc and Games on Demand Edition's digital game bundle. Exclusive to the Remastered Editions. Development and marketing. During early development, Ultimate Alliance was.

Most versions of Ultimate Alliance were developed using ' Alchemy engine, which was purchased from the now defunct Intrinsic Graphics in May 2003. Raven Software developed the primary version of the game on the PS2, PS3, Xbox and Xbox 360. Vicarious Visions simultaneously ported the game to the PSP and Wii, and ported the game to the PC. During early development Ultimate Alliance used technology, similar to Raven's previous Marvel Comics games, and, however, this was dropped at some point during development. Used their Whiptail engine to develop the GBA version independently. The game was originally known by Marvel Legends, and had an internal working title of Marvel Comics RPG. At one point, both from series and from the series were planned to be playable characters for the Wii version; however, both characters were removed prior to release.

The music for the game was composed by, and. Over 50 minutes of music was composed by the trio, including gameplay and cutscene tracks.

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance was first released on October 24, 2006 in North America. Regional releases followed throughout 2006 and 2007. The standard edition of Ultimate Alliance was also released as a companion with in specially marked Xbox 360 consoles in 2007.

The Gold Edition of the game was released on May 22, 2007 exclusively for the Xbox 360. This version included the two DLC packs available at the time. A remastered version was released for, Microsoft Windows, and on July 26, 2016. Archived from on 2016-08-08. Retrieved 2016-07-23.

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Goldstein, Hillary (2009-11-03). Retrieved 2010-01-19.

Archived from on 2011-07-14. Retrieved 2010-01-19. ^ (Flash video). Retrieved 2011-08-02. Archived from on 2011-07-14. Retrieved 2010-01-19.

Nick Fury: I've been empowered by S.H.I.E.L.D. To create a task force to stop the Masters of Evil. Raven Software (2010-01-19).

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Captain America: Namorita sent a message saying a riot's taking place.

A crowd broke into the throne room of Atlantis and dragged Namor off his throne. Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Mandarin: Most likely it was that pompous Loki. He has the ability to shapeshift. Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.

Elektra: Why is Nightcrawler in Mephisto's realm? Nick Fury: Dr.

Doom somehow forced him to teleport a group of them to that dimension. Raven Software (2010-01-19).

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Thor: My friends, these are indeed dark times. The Masters of Evil have overwhelmed the armies of Asgard. Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Doom's unrestrained use of Odin's power will soon tear the fabric of reality beyond repair.

Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Nick Fury: Listen fellas, I don't care if you like me. But if a threat like this comes again, can S.H.I.E.L.D.

Count on your help? Captain America: The world can count us, sir. Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.

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. WW: July 28, 2016 Mode(s), Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is an video game developed for, and by and published. The game was simultaneously ported to the and by, and to. A significantly different version was also created, developed. The game was initially released on October 24, 2006 in North America for most platforms, with PlayStation 3 and Wii ports following shortly thereafter, as well as international releases. Was only able to see a Wii and PS3 release.

It was released on July 26, 2016 for and Microsoft Windows, and on July 28, 2016 on. Marvel Ultimate Alliance is set within the fictional and features many of the, and supporting characters that appear in publications. Ultimate Alliance is the third Marvel title to be developed by Raven Software, and features similar gameplay to their previous Marvel titles, and. A sequel, was developed for multiple platforms by, and Savage Entertainment and released in 2009.

Contents. Gameplay Players can select teams of four from a range of more than twenty-two playable characters (although some characters are not initially available and need to be unlocked), allowing them to create their own superhero teams or recreate famous teams from the publications.

Bonuses are also available if forming certain groups (e.g. The game also has alternative endings, dictated by the number of optional missions the player completes. Also included are trivia, artwork, and 'simulator discs', which unlock non-story related missions for characters. Each character also has a variety of costumes that offer different advantages. Consoles, PC and PSP The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions are virtually identical, with no major differences. Both platforms include Colossus, Moon Knight, and five additional comic book missions.

Activision released eight additional downloadable characters on the Xbox 360 via the Xbox Live Marketplace on April 26, 2007 in a set of packs: a Hero Pack, consisting of, and the, and a Villain Pack, which includes, and a playable. Both packs are also available in a bundle pack for 800 MSP, which also adds 12 new to the game. The Gold Edition was released for the Xbox 360 in May 2007 which includes the standard game bundled with all downloadable content. The version was released for the Xbox 360 in September 2007. The set includes all the Gold Edition of the game and a bonus DVD. As of December 2009, the DLC was removed from the by Activision, meaning the only way to play as the downloadable characters was to purchase the Gold Edition or the Platinum Hits version. The Xbox 360 version now bundles the full game with all previously downloadable content.

The Wii version has a few features unique to its version including specific motion-sensitive controls for normal moves, motion-sensitive controlled special attacks (the attacks are unique for each character, but not the motions), and access to any special move at any time. This version contains no online play but has a local multiplayer mode in which up to four players may play at once. It also features the characters and, as well as five additional comic book missions. The version is customizable, and many characters (including those exclusive to all other versions) and their modifications can be obtained from community sites for play within the game. The PC version's graphics vary depending on the customization of a user's settings. The PC version also features 'intuitive mouse controls' and works with a.

A number of custom characters (including, and ) are available. The re-release version of the game which came to, and Microsoft Windows via initially released without the DLC featured originally on Xbox 360. On August 30, 2016 an updated was released on these three systems which contained the eight downloadable characters previously featured on the Xbox 360. The PSP version features simplified graphics, different characters, and extra features including the four exclusive playable Marvel characters, and.

Other things unique to this version are 6 exclusive comic book missions including one which contains, an exclusive prequel mission, and three exclusive single-player gameplay modes. Added features include online play, microphone support (voice chat), and online-recordable player statistics. The PlayStation 2 version of the game has the same features as the versions of the game, albeit without Colossus, Moon Knight and the five bonus simulator missions. In August 2007, a Greatest Hits version was released which included a bonus DVD containing a making-of featurette. The Xbox version of the game has no changes from the standard PlayStation 2 edition. However it is possible to play as Colossus and Moon Knight via a glitch which can be accessed through a series of steps.

Game Boy Advance The Game Boy Advance version of Ultimate Alliance features significant differences from the other console versions. Most notably, the basic gameplay takes the form of a side-scrolling fighting game with minor RPG elements, such as the ability to alter the player characters' stats.

The graphics are simplified for this system and the selection of characters has also been reduced. Some additional gameplay modes were added into this version of the game including a S.H.I.E.L.D. Simulator, Time Challenges, Scavenger Hunts, and a Survival mode. Teams for this port consist of three characters and a striker, a non-playable fourth character who can be summoned to perform a powerful attack directed toward on-screen enemies.

Plot The game begins with and the launching an attack on the U.N.N. Sends out a distress call to all available super heroes for assistance., and respond to the call. Along with the other heroes, they save the Helicarrier from the forces led by, and. In the wake of the attack, Nick Fury is given permission to start a task force to confront the Masters of Evil and allows them to use Stark Tower as their headquarters.

Fury asks the heroes to investigate an odd message received from on the Omega Base, a S.H.I.E.L.D. Mobile research facility. The team defeats supervillains, and to prevent the Omega Base from crashing in to a dam and launching several gamma bombs. With their mission successful, the heroes travel to Atlantis, where the inhabitants are being mind-controlled by, who has usurped from his throne. With the help of nano-technology that enables them to breathe and move freely underwater, the heroes are able to save Namor and defeat Attuma and.

After defeating Attuma, the heroes encounter, who unleashes the, which the team defeats by toppling pillars on it. The Xbox 360 version of the game features eight characters. They then travel to the Valley of Spirits to confront Mandarin in his palace. After his defeat, he reveals that he attempted to take command of the Masters of Evil and, upon failing, left the group.

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He suggests that the Mandarin they saw in the catacombs was actually, god of mischief. Upon returning to base, the team learns that and have been kidnapped.

Due to the involvement of mystical forces, Nick Fury has the team relocated to the Sanctum Sanctorum. Tracks Nightcrawler to Castle Doom, but upon trying to transport the heroes there they are sent to by a spell from. After defeating a mind-controlled Jean Grey, and, the heroes battle a large, piloted. Victorious, the heroes learn that Dr. Doom has used Nightcrawler to access 's Realm, and the team is sent in pursuit.

Upon arriving, minions of Mephisto kidnap Jean Grey and Nightcrawler., Mephisto's son, puts them in separate cages above the Infinity Vortex, stating one must be saved and the other sacrificed before the team can defeat Mephisto. During their battle with Mephisto the sacrificed hero returns, resurrected by Mephisto, but now under his control. As a final effort, the resurrected hero sacrifices their life to defeat Mephisto and allow the team to escape. Meanwhile, in Asgard, a massive army of Super Soldiers attacks and imprisons the gods. The heroes travel to Valhalla to liberate it from its invading force and free (who is guarded by Rhino and Shocker), (who is guarded by Scorpion and ), and (who is guarded by and ). Then they fight the to open Bifrost Bridge in order for reinforcements to arrive. Looking for in Niffleheim following a fight with and, they find his shattered Twilight Sword and learn from that Doctor Doom and Loki have taken Odin to Raven's Spire.

After Loki is seemingly defeated at Raven's Spire, the team frees the to use against Doctor Doom. Loki, disguised as Fury, reveals himself and his plot to have the heroes free the armor for nefarious purposes. As heroes defeat Loki and the armor, Doctor Doom appears and reveals that he has stolen Odin's power. He uses it to attempt to eliminate the heroes, but the saves them and transports them to the ' base on the moon. Uatu reveals the only way to defeat Doom is to acquire a piece of the and steal the Muonic Inducer from (who is currently attacking the homeworld). The team is sent to the Shi'ar Empire where they fight and the in order to restore to the throne and gain a portion of the M'Kraan Crystal.

After retrieving the crystal, the heroes travel to the Skrull homeworld and with the help of the, the heroes disable Galactus and steal the Muonic Inducer. Meanwhile, Doctor Doom conquers Earth, corrupting and creating clones of many of the heroes. In a final effort, the team travels to Latveria to confront Dr.

The heroes use the M'Kraan Crystal and Muonic Inducer to weaken Doom. As the heroes weaken Doom, he is blasted by a bolt of lightning sent by a rejuvenated Odin, leaving nothing but his mask behind. As the heroes meet on the repaired Helicarrier, Nick Fury informs the heroes that the team must disband and asks if S.H.I.E.L.D. Can count on them when another threat happens. Captain America assures Nick that the world can count on them. Meanwhile, Galactus vows revenge on the heroes who stole from him and plans to destroy Earth. Characters Marvel: Ultimate Alliance features over 140 characters, and in addition the heroes battle evil versions of both themselves and other heroes throughout the game.

Some heroes also appear as a villain under mind control, such as Jean Grey. In game each character has a set of four alternate costumes however three of these costumes must be unlocked. However, some of the characters costumes are also other superheroes in the Marvel Universe. This includes Iron Man as, Thor as, Spider-Woman as and from the, Ghost Rider as and Ms.

Also, there are various upgrades that can be attached to characters for boosts in power, speed, defense, etc. Nintendo characters from and from were to appear in the Wii version of the game, but were cancelled due to being presented to Nintendo in the PS2 version. Playable Characters Common. System-Exclusive Characters. Non-Playable Characters Bosses. Other characters. the.

Also appeared on Game Boy Advance version. As a Special Striker for the Game Boy Advance version. Exclusive to the (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii) versions. Exclusive to the Game Boy Advance version. Exclusive to the PSP version.

Exclusive to the Xbox 360 Latest Editions. Originally as a downloadable content, separated from the full game, later as part of the Gold Edition's game disc and Games on Demand Edition's digital game bundle. Exclusive to the Remastered Editions. Development and marketing. During early development, Ultimate Alliance was.

Most versions of Ultimate Alliance were developed using ' Alchemy engine, which was purchased from the now defunct Intrinsic Graphics in May 2003. Raven Software developed the primary version of the game on the PS2, PS3, Xbox and Xbox 360.

Vicarious Visions simultaneously ported the game to the PSP and Wii, and ported the game to the PC. During early development Ultimate Alliance used technology, similar to Raven's previous Marvel Comics games, and, however, this was dropped at some point during development. Used their Whiptail engine to develop the GBA version independently.

The game was originally known by Marvel Legends, and had an internal working title of Marvel Comics RPG. At one point, both from series and from the series were planned to be playable characters for the Wii version; however, both characters were removed prior to release. The music for the game was composed by, and. Over 50 minutes of music was composed by the trio, including gameplay and cutscene tracks. Marvel: Ultimate Alliance was first released on October 24, 2006 in North America. Regional releases followed throughout 2006 and 2007.

The standard edition of Ultimate Alliance was also released as a companion with in specially marked Xbox 360 consoles in 2007. The Gold Edition of the game was released on May 22, 2007 exclusively for the Xbox 360. This version included the two DLC packs available at the time.

A remastered version was released for, Microsoft Windows, and on July 26, 2016. Archived from on 2016-08-08. Retrieved 2016-07-23. Retrieved 2016-07-24. Retrieved 2007-03-27. Retrieved 2007-07-26. Retrieved 2007-09-16.

Pettit, Alan (December 27, 2015). Xbox Achievements. Retrieved December 31, 2015. Retrieved 2009-08-13. Archived from on 2009-04-27.

Retrieved 2009-08-13. Goldstein, Hillary (2009-11-03).

Retrieved 2010-01-19. Archived from on 2011-07-14. Retrieved 2010-01-19. ^ (Flash video).

Retrieved 2011-08-02. Archived from on 2011-07-14. Retrieved 2010-01-19.

Nick Fury: I've been empowered by S.H.I.E.L.D. To create a task force to stop the Masters of Evil. Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Captain America: Namorita sent a message saying a riot's taking place. A crowd broke into the throne room of Atlantis and dragged Namor off his throne.

Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Mandarin: Most likely it was that pompous Loki.

He has the ability to shapeshift. Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Elektra: Why is Nightcrawler in Mephisto's realm?

Nick Fury: Dr. Doom somehow forced him to teleport a group of them to that dimension. Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.

Thor: My friends, these are indeed dark times. The Masters of Evil have overwhelmed the armies of Asgard. I my me mine polysics. Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.

Doom's unrestrained use of Odin's power will soon tear the fabric of reality beyond repair. Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Nick Fury: Listen fellas, I don't care if you like me. But if a threat like this comes again, can S.H.I.E.L.D.

Count on your help? Captain America: The world can count us, sir. Raven Software (2010-01-19). Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Archived from on 2010-06-29. Retrieved 2009-07-16. Retrieved 2008-08-31.

Retrieved 2008-08-13. Archived from on 2011-06-17. Retrieved 2008-08-13. (screenshots 1-4, 6-8). Retrieved 2008-08-13. Retrieved 2009-08-13.

Also known as: Marvel Legends, Marvel Comics RPG working title. From the original on 2016-10-08. Retrieved 2016-08-31. August 30, 2006. Retrieved March 19, 2017. From the original on 2016-10-08.

Retrieved 2016-08-31. Retrieved March 19, 2017. Fahey, Mike (July 23, 2016).

Retrieved March 19, 2017. ^ Sharkey, Scott (2006-11-07). Archived from on 2010-01-05. Retrieved 2009-05-29. ^ Davis, Ryan (2006-10-30). Retrieved 2009-05-29. Goldstein, Hilary (2006-10-26).

Retrieved 2009-05-29. 'Official Xbox Magazine' (Holiday 2005). Page 82. ^ Reiner, Andrew. Archived from on February 28, 2008. Retrieved 2009-05-29.

Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2015-12-19. Retrieved 2015-12-19. Retrieved 2015-12-19. Retrieved 2015-12-19.

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Retrieved 2015-12-19. Archived from on 2012-11-08. Retrieved 2009-05-29.

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Retrieved 2007-07-26. Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-05-28.

Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-05-28.

Retrieved 2009-05-28. Provo, Frank (2006-11-02). Retrieved 2009-05-29. Adams, Chris (2006-11-13). Retrieved 2009-05-29.

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There are 3 major acts. Act I = Secret War & Road to Civil War, Act II = Civil War, Act III = the aftermath of Civil War. External links. on.