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Marvel Ultimate Alliance sold as a party

4:53 PM on 11.25.2006, Niero 7 comments

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Forget Yahtzee, break out the Captain America! In this new commercial for Marvel Ultimate Alliance (Mua!) a gathering of hipsters hide the the Bicardi and congregate at the Wii like mutant combat is the next MTV. Is this the ultimate party game?  Hell no. It's fun, but I won't go that far. Funny pattern here though ... not only are all future Wii commercials going to portray mid 20's guys and girls fighting off an invisible rapist, it reminds me of the 80's where they had guys playing airplane games by flailing their arms as they were steering with their NES pads. At least the Wiimote finally gives them sane reason to do so. This beckons an even deeper question ... why must actors play video games with their mouths open?

For more information and nuggets of my ire, read Destructoid's public service announcement on how to enjoy your Wii without rupturing your spleen. If you've had a chance to experience Mua already, post your house party impressions.

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ZeroTolo at 11/26/2006 00:22
Really!? Only twice? I guess I've been overdoing it for a long time then.
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wintermute at 11/26/2006 06:30
The real issue is they're using Storm and Ghost Rider, who are terible. You wanna break out Deadpool and Thor fools.
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Mxyzptlk at 11/26/2006 15:41
Anyone actually played the Wii version of MUA? I have the PC version & enjoy it quite a bit, but I'm pretty skeptical of how well it controls on the Wii with the remote/nunchuck combo. Any impressions?
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Elijahz at 11/26/2006 17:03
Yea, the wii version is pretty sick, too bad they are sold out of wii nunchucks everywhere, so unless you got a bunch at launch, better wait to buy multiplayer games. Deadpool ftw.
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