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Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 announced exclusively for Nintendo Switch (Team Ninja developed, Nintendo published)
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I thought it was a port of Future Fight at first. Graphics and gameplay look incredibly similar.
X-Men legends, Marvel ultimate alliance 1-2, love those games, some of my favorite. Can't wait for this to come out.
It was terrible timing for Capcom, as the ban ended months before MvCI's release.
Never really cared about UA but the fact that Team Ninja is developing makes it kinda interesting.
welp, looks like an instant purchase for me, and is a game that will fucking rock playing next to someone. Excited as fuck.
This is gonna be a big deal IMO, Nintendo seeking out Marvel specifically is the exact demographic sweet spot that will do well on Switch.
Fuck I just checked on PSN and the first two games have been delisted... when did that happen? I never got round to buying them :(
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Yes it does? If nintendo is the publisher and funding it, it makes total sense
Yellow costume Wolvie + Team Ninja? Fuck yes.
No idea why it's a Switch exclusive though. Not that I mind, it's just a bit strange
No idea why it's a Switch exclusive though. Not that I mind, it's just a bit strange
I believe it is, but it'll be a moot point due to the whole Disney-Fox deal.
I mean now mutants are coming back to Marvel, they don't mind using them again.
Nintendo is publishing.
Team Ninja / Koei Tecmo is developing it
Metroid Other M.
I also think they worked closely on Ninja Gaiden DS (amazing) and the port of NG3 (Razor's Edge)
team ninja made one of the best metroid games ever and im not even joking (okay a bit but other m gets too much unwarranted hate)
oh, I see
but if Nintendo is publishing this worldwide, would that really be the IP collaboration that KT has been talking up to its shareholders as recently as this past spring? Eh, probably and I'm just overthinking it
It looked a little lower budget, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. The series was always pretty gameplay focused. There's no way this type of game would have been given the high budget treatment.
The Musou games are always Omega Force, yeah. Team Ninja just helped out with Hyrule and Fire Emblem a little bit.
