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Lego Marvel Super Heroes Bought for my 8 yr old son, but I play it just as much as he does. HUGE areas to explore over and over. Great job by the Lego creators. The lego games are ones that my husband and I enjoy playing with our 8 year old son. He went through the story line in less than a week, and now loves going back in free play and getting all the extras. I think they are great value for money, and no need to buy extra crap like skylanders. Rating: High to Low Rating: Low to High Defend the Marvel Universe! LEGO® Marvel™ Super Heroes features an original story crossing thePlayers take control of Iron Man, Spider-Man, the Hulk, Captain America, Wolverine and many more Marvel characters as they unite to stop Loki and a host of other Marvel villains from assembling a super-weapon capable of destroying the world.LEGO Marvel Super Heroes (Microsoft Xbox 360, 2013)68 product ratings546302111Good graphicsCompelling gameplayGood valueSee all 38 reviewsAbout this productSee detailsBuy It NowSee all 54 Brand NewSee detailsBuy It NowSee all 10 Nearly NewAll listings for this productAbout this productProduct InformationProduct IdentifiersKey FeaturesTech DetailsChoose from more than 100 characters, including The Hulk, Ghost Rider, and DeadpoolTravel around LEGO versions of New York City and Asgard in an attempt to collect cosmic blocksBattle the evil forces of Doctor Doom
, Loki, and GalactusJoin a friend for local multiplayer co-op,Join a friend for local multiplayer co-opBattle the evil forces of Doctor Doom, Loki, and GalactusTravel around LEGO versions of New York City and Asgard in an attempt to collect cosmic blocksChoose from more than 100 characters, including The Hulk, Ghost Rider, and Deadpool546302111Good graphicsCompelling gameplayGood valueMost relevant reviewsSee all 38 reviewsby okThe game had a lot of scratches I had to doctor in order to play game play is awesome one of the best lego games I ever playedVerified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-ownedby For the lego game enthusiastsMy son is 7, and absolutely enjoys this game. To be frank, I enjoy playing it with him even at my old age. You wouldn't think so, but I believe these type of games are nice becuase they allow the parent to bomd with the child's interests. These days it's all about technology, and we need to get with the times.Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-ownedby BEST GAME EVER!!!
I love this game! It has the best game-play out of any game I have ever played and I love the free roam. If you buy this game you won't be disappointed.Condition: Pre-ownedby My grandson love itGreat value! We are looking where to find this game and finally we found itVerified purchase: Yes | Condition: Newby Good productExcellent product, brand new in sealed package.Image for illustration only Discovery Miles 2 690 When do I get it? Eligible for Cash on Delivery. Free delivery available | Free Exchanges & Returns for 30 days. THIS TITLE MAY REQUIRE ACCESS TO A BROADBAND INTERNET CONNECTION. Platform, Xbox 360, Games, Genre, Adventure, Children Xbox 360 South AfricaWarner Bros. Bundle deals expire when stock runs out. Just purely Awesome Thanks lego for the awesome game and thanks takeakot for the awesome prices delivery time was superb! sooner than expected - well done. the best game ever My boy is thouroughly enjoying the game.
Perfect game and my son loves it! What an awesome game. Some of these lego games can be boring but my kid and myself have truely enjoyed this game. It is really nice game, Michael age 9 A Christmas present for my son - he LOVES it! Excellent entertainment for my almost 10 year old!Xbox One games192/9025)LEGO£24.99Credit options available find out moreCheck stockTell us where you are to check stock:123456789Add to TrolleyAbout this productSmash your way through LEGO walls as Hulk, swing through the city as Spider-Man or fly to the rescue as Iron Man. LEGO® Marvel Superheroes packs in a vast amount of characters with super-cool character abilities, combat-like action sequences, epic battle scenes, puzzle-solving and a unique story told with playful LEGO humour. 32 reviewsOverall rating (4.9)DifficultyGraphicsEntertainment valueQuestions & answersBe the first to ask a question!Ask a questionBoring but important info*Prices correct as displayed but are subject to change.
Buy Hidden Expedition: Crown of Solomon PC Game Buy Toukiden: The Age of Demons PS Vita Buy How to Train Your Dragon 2 Nintendo Huge cast of Marvel favourites Cool individual powers and combat moves Open-world with real depth Camera angle nightmares still crop up Available on Xbox 360 (reviewed), PS3, PC, Wii U, Xbox One and PS4 coming soonIs this the best Lego effort yet? It’s certainly close, TrueLego Marvel Super Heroes takes all that is good about the Lego games and mixes it with a whole lot of Marvel magic to make what will be the definitive Christmas hit for many younger gamers, not to mention manyThe worst thing you can say about it is that it reworks many of the ideas we saw introduced in last year’s Lego Batman 2. them but extends them, and it makes for an even better game. Wondering what games to buy this Christmas? Here's our round-up of the best games of 2013Let’s not go too deep into the storyline, which sees Doctor
Doom working with Loki and some of the world’s most evil super villains to build a fiendish super-weapon out of all-powerful cosmic bricks. just an excuse to fit as many Marvel heroes and villains as possible into oneIn terms of the style and production design, it’s tied into the ‘Phase One’ Marvel movies, leading up to and beyond Avengers Assemble, but not restricted to them. Beyond Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Captain America, Black Widow and Hawkeye it still manages to cram in Spider-Man, the X-Men, The Fantastic Four and a range of other big-names, though with looks more indebted to the comic books than the movies. It’s a bit of a mash-up, but it all works surprisingly well. Like Lego Batman 2, it’s a game with two distinct parts. the first, you tackle a series of missions against the forces of Doctor Doom and Loki, foiling a prison break, defeating The Red Skull, chasing Loki and the Tesseract in Asgard…, that sort of thing.
In the second you’re free to roam around a Lego-fied Manhattan, taking part in shorter, ad-hoc missions, grabbing collectibles and unlocking new characters.The missions won’t pose too many surprises for fans of LegoThis is a series that has long believed in iteration, and in the sparing addition of new elements to the formula, and Lego Marvel Super Heroes isn’t about to break the mould. Each section is really just a series of puzzles solved by applying the right hero with the right power at the right time, broken up by the occasional scrap with henchmen and culminating in aThis latest Lego instalment is no different from the last, or the Lego that came before that, and you’ll be excused for feeling just a little déjà vu creeping in. Luckily, Lego Marvel Super Heroes does just enough new to keep things fresh, and does it with a bit more character – and a few more characters. Lego Batman 2 was a bit stingy with its cast of Lego heroes,
holding back the heroes of the Justice League until the end of the game. then, you got the sense that the game wasn’t making the most of its heroes’ superpowers, or even differentiating all that much between them. Super Heroes doesn’t make the same mistake. Within the first few levels you’ll find yourself flitting between Spider-Man, Hulk, Captain America, Mr Fantastic, Hawkeye, Black Widow, Wolverine, Thor and The Human Torch, and that’s before it brings in some more obscure heroes and the rest of the X Men. while heroes might have certain capabilities in common, they vary hugely in their movements, their attacks and their different animations. This last point makes a huge difference. The Hulk is huge and shrugs off attacks from lesser Lego figures, but what makes him The Hulk is his loping movement, his momentum, the way he can grab and throw huge objects or wave puny humans around like ragdolls. Captain America can use his mighty
shield to flick switches and deflect laser beams, but it also plays an essential part in his everyday combat animations. Ever Marvel character, from Spider-Man to Wolverine, seems to have their own combat moves and finishers, and a huge amount of work and detail has gone in, whether it’s the stream of unusual arrows Hawkeye seems to find in his quiver, or The Human Torch’s fantastic spiralling flame punch. While it’s good to see so many heroes flying, some who can’t still get their own methods of locomotion, like Spidey’s web-slinging, wall-crawling and backwards hop onto the wall.While Lego Marvel Super Heroes can’t rely entirely on the movies for material – though it pulls in voicework from Clark ‘Agent Coulson’ Gregg – it still has fun riffing on the established characters, with superb send-ups of Thor’s pompous mock-Norse pronouncements, Tony Stark’s party lifestyle and Wolverine’s iconic hair. The villains have their moments, too,
with a fine impression of Tom Hiddleston’s Loki and some great sight gags for the Red Skill, the Abomination and Magneto. The story will take you a decent while to get through, as the action moves you from New York to Asgard, Professor Xavier’s mansion andWhen it’s done the game isn’t even halfway over. explore the open world New York at any time, borrowing vehicles (their drivers won’t mind), taking part in checkpoint races and running side missions, which might see you helping ex-circus performers, catching monkeys or dispatching frost giants at the docks. These are brilliant, but it’s all a whole lot easier if you leave them until you have most of the story missions under your belt, not least because you’ll need specific heroes/villains and powers to complete many of the tasks. You can call in unlocked vehicles and change characters at S.H.I.E.L.D. drop-off points, and there are hundreds of characters to collect.
Whether you’ve spent your life devouring encyclopaedias of the Marvel universe or you have a casual acquaintance with the movies, discovering everything there is to discover is one of this year’s great gaming joys. Despite regular guest appearances from a frequently imperilled Stan Lee, It’s not 100% excelsior. Old Lego issues like poor camera angles, stuck characters and difficulties seeing crucial objects while playing in co-op split-screen re-emerge. TT Games has done its best to refine the flying controls, but flying accurately around the city is still a struggle. open world is big, nicely populated and full of things to see and do, with missions that are more than mere collect-a-thons, but the game doesn’t do a great job of explaining how it all works or what you’re meant to be doing, so expect some confusion when you first get stuck-in. Though Lego Marvel Super Heroes has better navigation systems than Lego Batman 2, it’s still very easy
to get lost, or for two heroes playing co-op to lose each other. These are issues we can live with. Lego Marvel Super Heroes is ridiculously good fun, and the sort of game that can keep a whole family busy in the run-up to Christmas and well beyond. One day that mighty Lego formula might stop working, and even the magic of Marvel won’t help then, but right now this is a combination as all powerful as Galactus, as witty as a Spidey quip and as smart as Professor X. It might just be Lego’s best game yet.The magic of Lego and the might of Marvel meet in the most powerful LegoThe open world framework has never been so detailed or so fully-realised, and while the missions don’t do much to move beyond the standard formula, a huge cast of heroes and villains keeps things fresh andA few issues – including some old ones – still need fixing, but if you’re looking for the essential family game for the holiday season, you’ve just found it right here.