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Replay – Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
With the announcement of Marvel and Square Enix partnering for an Avengers game earlier this week, we decided to take a look at some Marvel games – some better known than others.
Joe Juba joins me, and office comic book super geniuses Andrew Reiner and Matt Miller as we play through a favorite, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. We discuss all things Marvel, talk about our favorite heroes, and celebrate the seven-year anniversary of our little video game show.
But wait, there's more! This requires a little explanation. The plan this week was to post the episode you see below of us taking a look at Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects, but we encountered a problem. Our commentary recorded just fine, but the video capture was... imperfect. Rather than scrap the episode entirely, we decided that since it is the seven-year anniversary of the show, we would offer it to you, our loyal viewers, as a bonus episode. Just don't be surprised if it's a little hard on the eyes.
For more episodes of Replay, check out our Replay hub, or click on the banner below to watch episodes on YouTube.
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