I've spoken with your lawyer recently. She says that in lieu of trying to beat Cuphead fair and square--a feat she deemed as too challenging for you--you should play this game instead. Is this where it all ends? Has DarkLordJadow1 finally met his match and will forever submit defeat? Up vote this comment if you want to see him accept this challenge.
okay, i get that the x-men legends and ultimate alliance games arent for everyone, hell i avoided the first x-men one because it legit broke me at points, but i would reccomend you listen to deadpool sound clips from legends 2 and alliance 1, its hilarious, also deadpool was originally voiced by not ryan raynolds, he was voiced by the Crypt Keeper
Lucky you: I'm from Italy, and the Italian dub of that game was very bad. Deadpool was the worst: every one of his lines sounds like he's bored or drunk or both.
X-Men Mutant Academy & its sequel are pretty good fighting games. They take aesthetic cues from both the 90's cartoon & the first film, while being easy to play.
after a horrid day at work it was nice to come home and find that one of my favorite youtubers has uploaded another review, thanks jadow you made my horrible day have a nice ending :)
Very surprised that you dislike the Legends and Ultimate Alliance games. Considering the vast amount of Easter eggs, playable characters and missions you go on in each game, I would have thought it would tickle your fancy. I get that they are button mashers at times but it was cool crafting four member teams where each character could utilize their own strengths (flight, super strength, team buffs, long range attacks, or if you’re Moon Knight, Insta-kill da boss). I’m not upset though and if you didn’t care for them personally or found them too boring, I understand that.
I remember really liking the story of Legends 2, but I remember never ever having to change out members of my party past the first level (nor did I ever want to) and I remember the combat feeling repetitive. The easter eggs and huge cast are a lot of fun (especially now that I know who Deadpool and Iron Man are), but I just couldn't get into the core gameplay
Darklordjadow1 If I had to recommend a Marvel licensed game, I think you could do some real justice to Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects. It’s a really sloppy 1-1 fighting game with a patchwork story mode to tie it all together.
I feel like I’m the only person here who liked Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3. It’s no masterpiece, but I enjoyed the gameplay well enough and loved the wide variety of playable characters. Although I will admit that I really don't like the story, especially in comparison to the other games in the series. To me it felt like nothing more than an excuse plot to give a reason for the characters to team up.
Wide variety of playable characters that you can't use because characters not in your party don't level up with you, yeah you could use XP cubes but it's not ideal.
@@matthewbraith0411 Yeah, I'll admit that the leveling in the game is too slow even with XP cubes, which can make it a problem that characters don't level up outside your party. If it was faster then I wouldn't have minded it as much. I think the game being a Switch exclusive kind of helped with the experience, though, as it's a kind of game I would like playing in short bursts on the go. Otherwise I can see why people would get tired of putting 100s of hours into it due to the sheer amount of grinding that's required to level up all the characters.
Definitely has issues but I've put a ludicrous amount of time in it and enjoyed it the entire time. I can 100% understand why people wouldn't like it though.
Wait, Sabretooth is the final boss? Only Wolverine, Iceman and Nightcrawler are playable characters? What a disappointment. The Legends games offered more variety. This feel limited. Like at least add Storm and Colossus to the roster.
X-Men Legends is beloved due to that it’s kinda what kicked off Ultimate Alliance. Oh and because the RPG style gameplay and the epic story modes are what make the games worth playing. Seriously I’m still playing Legends 2 and the story is dope. Also, I do recommend UA3 bud. Yeah, it’s a repetitive button masher. But it’s a true marvel universe game at heart and the story, as well as the immense marvel lore it has, is why I have a deep love for it.
finished this whole game of 28 levels, 100%, unlocked all cerebro files of danger room sessions, and other costumes (street suits and comic suits), collected all xfiles and sentinel files, for *FOUR (4) TIMES!!* and i'm playing it again right now for the fifth (5th) time!
I’m not really a huge follower of the legends/ultimate alliance games, but wasn’t ultimate alliance 3 received decently for what it was? That’s what I kinda remember for when it came out
I believe certain movies exist in their own timelines with a connecting factor being Mr Sinister and Charlies Xavier Not sure about Gifted and New Mutants but it makes sense with Legion
The only thing missing in Hulk - Ultimate Destruction: A multiplayer-mode where we play as other iconic Marvel Bruisers like Juggernaut, Colossus, Rhino, Venom, Thing, Hercules, Blob, Tombstone, Abomination, Red Hulk, Ultimate Green Goblin, The Russian, etc.
I'm pretty lukewarm regarding the X-Men series. The movies came well after my time, and I haven't read that much of the comics. To put it in perspective, X2 came out when I was born, I was 3 when The Last Stand came out, Origins: Wolverine came out when I was 6 and I saw Apocalypse on my 13th birthday. As for the games, I only played the game adaptation of Origins: Wolverine on the PS3.
The feel when X-Men the arcade game isn't mentioned or mutant academy but to be fair, those two are pretty... Different in their own way. X-Men suffers the post-90s gameplay dive and it's been pretty consistent since sadly with like ya said, few pieces here and there but it's pieces, not the whole thing
X-Men Legends wasn't a shallow button masher at all. It was a story focused team based ARPG. It's fine that you don't like it but don't lie about it to make a false point.
Legends 2 had a really good story and gorgeous cutscenes, but I remember two things about the gameplay: swapping out a dead Cyclops for Sunfire in the first stage and then never ever changing out team members the entire rest of the campaign; and I remember the combat (which is about 95% of the very long game) being so, so repetitive. I also remember not knowing who Deadpool was at the time.
It was a story focused team based ARPG, but combat was on buttomashy side, which is more obvious today. I liked it back in the day, but it doesn't mean it can't have downsides.
It wasn't shallow though. For when it was released it had a lot of depth. More than most games nowadays have, certainly more than Ultimate Alliance, the next game in the series. It had a large roster of characters whom could be combined into teams for bonuses, each character had a long list of active and passive skills to allow for multiple builds that could be backed up by attributes and items, items which in the late game could make or break a build. The game wasn't a button masher either. You had a list of combos, there were quite a few different ones to choose from that had different effects at the end of the combos and you had a list of special moves you could swap between on the fly. Like I say, for it's time it was an insanely deep game with a laundry list of secrets and unlockables to add to the gameplay and to this day remains my second favourite game ever.
@@paulkielty8385 I see....However, while that maybe so. I honestly think the Ultimate Alliance games, except the 3rd game, were to me more better as it had button mashing....buuuuuuuuuuuuuutttttt I played Legends too, and.....i was more bored with Legends than Alliance, however playing as the brotherhood members and such were cool.
@@Darklordjadow1 It did go to XBLA and PS3 at one point. Since the license expired, it can't be purchased on either console anymore. It never got ported anywhere else.
Suggestions *RWBY Grimm Eclipse (Ps4/Steam) *Spawn Armageddon (Gamecube) *Spider-man Web of Shadows and Shattered Dimensions (Nintendo DS, they play like Metroid) *Ed, Edd, n Eddy games on Gamecube and GBA *Spongebob games
Nightcrawler's gameplay looks like what Jumper: Griffin's Story could have been if it were made by developers that gave a shit. If you ever need an easy target for a review check out Jumper Griffin's Story. It's based on that god awful movie from 2008 and it's one of the shallowest games I've ever played. I beat it in like 3 hours on the 360 and I got most of the achievements in the process. Considering the corners that get cut on some Wii ports I can only imagine how much worse that version might be, but considering how poorly made it was it might actually be similarly terrible.
3:06 I'm having a problem understanding this logic. In your Godzilla ps4 review you were complaining the game was too close to the source material. But in the X-Men legends and MUA games you have a problem with power scaling and should have been closer to the source material. I feel there some contradictions here.
My guess is that it isn't some dichotomy in which either completely adhering to source material or completely being away from the source material is the way to go, but it's a sweet spot you have to hit for every franchise in which playability and fun are the most important. Iirc, in Godzilla e.g. it was the problem that Godzilla being slow as molasses and lumbering around is how Godzilla was in the movie, but that translated into super sluggish bad gameplay. In the case of superheroes, nerfing superheroes down into oblivion to make them as strong as realistically way weaker superheroes also negatively impact playability and fun because you feel neutered af instead of feeling as powerful as a superhero in the comics. Basically, two cases of which going into either direction too far negatively impacted the gameplay and fun.
I want to get X-Men Origins Wolverine and maybe the X-Men Legends games. Just bought Marvel Ultimate Alliance 1 and 2 again physical copies this time for my PS3 collection.
I loved the first MUA and really enjoyed the second one. Never played the third one, but it looks fine. It’s a dumb and repetitive series, but I find they fun.
Darklord as a fellow viewer who loves non-mainstream games that almost no one ever knows exist, could you try the ed,edd'n eddy game? its something I think you will find interesting if you watched the show.
Shadow Man remake announced for PS4 I am the 💀Lord of Deadside💀 the stars are in alignment & the bones have been cast.... 👿time is right for the DarkLordJadow to do a ShadowMan 64 review👿
3:42 Mutants are physically impossible to exist without magic. Honestly: From where The Iceman get the water to perpetually create Ice? I wish they could use Scientific Mechanism (or Metabolism) to explain their powers. Like for example: The use of X Power cause Y deficient. That would be nice and balanced. IMO. 🤔
Frozone from The Incredibles offers a good explanation to how his powers work, and he's basically the same as Iceman: he creates ice using the water molecules in the air and in his body, which means that if he's dehydrated or there's too much heat, like in a flaming building, he can't use his powers. Iceman works in a similar way, or at least sometimes does I believe, but in the game it's extremely exaggerated for the sake of gameplay.
Oh no it's the return of the ice puns! Hide the alcohol! Also, is "I hate to bother you but I am on fire" the new running gag around here? Because I'm all for it! It's like it's your "What's a paladdin?" and "Of course!"
Great review! You just earned yourself a new subscriber! I always liked this game. I’m glad you liked it for the most part (mind you, I’m referring to the console version of this game, not the god-awful hand-held version). Very underrated. I have it for my Xbox 360 and I have beaten it a bunch of times and unlocked every single achievement and collected every single Cerebro file. Wolverine was actually my favorite character to play cause he was just so much fun to play, but Nightcrawler came at a very close second. Iceman was easily my least favorite one to play cause for a long time I found his controls too confusing and his mission objectives too frustratingly difficult, but I eventually mastered playing him and got the hang of him. The story was fairly good and I love how it expanded upon the X-Men Cinematic Universe.
I agree about Iceman. Man I can't stand constant trial and error without checkpoints. But I also got used to him by the end. Loved Nightcrawler and Wolverine's levels though. Overall a good game.
Everyone's talking about X-Men Origins: Wolverine, but I don't have a console that'll run the good version. I have Deadpool on PS4, but the thought hadn't really crossed my mind to review it.
Deadpool was a decent game. Wasn't anything special but it was enjoyable for what it was. Main issue is there's practically no replay value. There's no real reason to play it again after you've finished it once
Ive always liked X-men Mutant academy 2, it was developed by the same guys who did Dimension. So yeah same thing but with cartoon era costumes and Spidey and professor x as hidden characters.
I keep trying to play Next Dimension and every time I get my ass handed to me because the controls are so stiff and I don't have the combos memorized; plus the game runs on Street Fighter rules where your block can't be broken except for the grab that barely does anything and leaves you wide open. The only way I beat Arcade mode back in the day was playing as Rogue because her Level 1 Super steals enemy health.
@@Darklordjadow1 Thats pretty much my memory of Dimension too, a friend of mine had it. XMMA has alot of the same parts but it does flow alot better, pulling off attacks and chaining to combos are easy and cyclops itsn't a bitch and is one of the most dynamic fighters ,this could be rose tinted glasses though. But I guess it all comes down to what you prefer, too bad that the options are either capcom esq controls or dare i say it... Marvel rise of the inhumans!
i had this game on the throwback xbox and i was so mad because it kept freezin on iceman first mission so i never finished it, but the legends series is top tier Marvel.
@@Darklordjadow1 Alright, I knew she was a villain from the 90s cartoon(And I assume the comics, with the name Lady Deathstrike), but I was never sure she was supposed to be in the second movie, since she was mind controlled the entire time.
I would really like for you to play Origins Wolverine. Much better than the film. HOWEVER, DO NOT PLAY THE WII/PS2 VERSION. PLAY THE 360/PS3/PC VERSION.
No, it’s not. It’s way better than those other games he mentioned. Those other games like Legends and Ultimate are overrated trash. This game is good and fun!
![ILLSLICK - KILLSHOT REMIX [FULL VERSION]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RIK8RrqIAzE/mqdefault.jpg)
I've spoken with your lawyer recently. She says that in lieu of trying to beat Cuphead fair and square--a feat she deemed as too challenging for you--you should play this game instead. Is this where it all ends? Has DarkLordJadow1 finally met his match and will forever submit defeat?
Up vote this comment if you want to see him accept this challenge.
As long as he tells up how many times he died.
@@mattymills3133 Don't worry. There's a character in the game that can keep track for him. He's on the 2nd island.
15:58 I think Wolverine is just still sore over the fact that Sabretooth took his dog tags from the first movie that one time.
okay, i get that the x-men legends and ultimate alliance games arent for everyone, hell i avoided the first x-men one because it legit broke me at points, but i would reccomend you listen to deadpool sound clips from legends 2 and alliance 1, its hilarious, also deadpool was originally voiced by not ryan raynolds, he was voiced by the Crypt Keeper
Lucky you: I'm from Italy, and the Italian dub of that game was very bad. Deadpool was the worst: every one of his lines sounds like he's bored or drunk or both.
@@PMbarbieri even though he cant get drunk, ironic
Jadow, do you think you can review Wolverine's Revenge one time?
Burst out laughing at the “Wolverine smuggling tumors in his biceps” part! 😄
Okay that's really funny 9:30
@@erainmartinez8175 yes it does
think you can review the deadpool game? i know there are copies for PS4 online
X-Men Mutant Academy & its sequel are pretty good fighting games. They take aesthetic cues from both the 90's cartoon & the first film, while being easy to play.
As a fan of the old-school X-Men Marvel Comics:
I hated the films, but the games were addictive.
after a horrid day at work it was nice to come home and find that one of my favorite youtubers has uploaded another review, thanks jadow you made my horrible day have a nice ending :)
Happy to be of assistance! Thanks!
Very surprised that you dislike the Legends and Ultimate Alliance games. Considering the vast amount of Easter eggs, playable characters and missions you go on in each game, I would have thought it would tickle your fancy. I get that they are button mashers at times but it was cool crafting four member teams where each character could utilize their own strengths (flight, super strength, team buffs, long range attacks, or if you’re Moon Knight, Insta-kill da boss). I’m not upset though and if you didn’t care for them personally or found them too boring, I understand that.
plus playing it with a friend is cool
I remember really liking the story of Legends 2, but I remember never ever having to change out members of my party past the first level (nor did I ever want to) and I remember the combat feeling repetitive. The easter eggs and huge cast are a lot of fun (especially now that I know who Deadpool and Iron Man are), but I just couldn't get into the core gameplay
Darklordjadow1 If I had to recommend a Marvel licensed game, I think you could do some real justice to Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects. It’s a really sloppy 1-1 fighting game with a patchwork story mode to tie it all together.
Darklordjadow1 That’s fair. I mean, I like those games, but I know they’re not for everyone.
Lyle .G Oh yeah he should review that game.
I feel like I’m the only person here who liked Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3. It’s no masterpiece, but I enjoyed the gameplay well enough and loved the wide variety of playable characters. Although I will admit that I really don't like the story, especially in comparison to the other games in the series. To me it felt like nothing more than an excuse plot to give a reason for the characters to team up.
Wide variety of playable characters that you can't use because characters not in your party don't level up with you, yeah you could use XP cubes but it's not ideal.
@@matthewbraith0411 Yeah, I'll admit that the leveling in the game is too slow even with XP cubes, which can make it a problem that characters don't level up outside your party. If it was faster then I wouldn't have minded it as much.
I think the game being a Switch exclusive kind of helped with the experience, though, as it's a kind of game I would like playing in short bursts on the go. Otherwise I can see why people would get tired of putting 100s of hours into it due to the sheer amount of grinding that's required to level up all the characters.
Definitely has issues but I've put a ludicrous amount of time in it and enjoyed it the entire time. I can 100% understand why people wouldn't like it though.
i just realized, this game did silver samurai better then The Wolverine did, again, another thing done better in a licensed movie tie-in game
"The Official Game." When you want to sound more pretentious than "The Videogame."
i think when you were playing as iceman, you had some left over puns from MK Mythology Sub-Zero, talk about Frozen Left Overs
X-men Legends 1 is a lot better in my opinion. It keeps things simple but interesting rather than being super bloated
Wait, Sabretooth is the final boss? Only Wolverine, Iceman and Nightcrawler are playable characters? What a disappointment. The Legends games offered more variety. This feel limited. Like at least add Storm and Colossus to the roster.
X-Men Legends is beloved due to that it’s kinda what kicked off Ultimate Alliance. Oh and because the RPG style gameplay and the epic story modes are what make the games worth playing. Seriously I’m still playing Legends 2 and the story is dope.
Also, I do recommend UA3 bud. Yeah, it’s a repetitive button masher. But it’s a true marvel universe game at heart and the story, as well as the immense marvel lore it has, is why I have a deep love for it.
finished this whole game of 28 levels, 100%, unlocked all cerebro files of danger room sessions, and other costumes (street suits and comic suits), collected all xfiles and sentinel files, for *FOUR (4) TIMES!!* and i'm playing it again right now for the fifth (5th) time!
Have you ever played Wolverine's Revenge Jadow?
I played it as a kid; rented from Blockbuster.
I did not get far without the aid of cheats
Dljadow did you ever have the toys from the frst x men movie as kid
Man that yellow outfit for wolverine in this game makes Deadpool and Wolverine look more better by comparison
Fun fact: Z-axis studios of BMX XXX fame made the PS2, Xbox and Xbox 360 versions... I'm not sure what else there is to say about that...
I want a new X-men game
I’m not really a huge follower of the legends/ultimate alliance games, but wasn’t ultimate alliance 3 received decently for what it was? That’s what I kinda remember for when it came out
I believe certain movies exist in their own timelines with a connecting factor being Mr Sinister and Charlies Xavier
Not sure about Gifted and New Mutants but it makes sense with Legion
Check out Hulk ultimate destruction if you can it's one of my favourite superhero games
The only thing missing in Hulk - Ultimate Destruction:
A multiplayer-mode where we play as other iconic Marvel Bruisers like Juggernaut, Colossus, Rhino, Venom, Thing, Hercules, Blob, Tombstone, Abomination, Red Hulk, Ultimate Green Goblin, The Russian, etc.
9:50 Magneto’s death was actually a clone
I'm pretty lukewarm regarding the X-Men series.
The movies came well after my time, and I haven't read that much of the comics.
To put it in perspective, X2 came out when I was born, I was 3 when The Last Stand came out, Origins: Wolverine came out when I was 6 and I saw Apocalypse on my 13th birthday.
As for the games, I only played the game adaptation of Origins: Wolverine on the PS3.
I think you mean the x men movies came before your time.
Hello, have you thought about your reviews as guides for future developers on how not to do a game?
I have not, but some Indie developers have apparently taken them as such
when wolverine says he's got some anger issues to work out, i think he means he'll deal with the sentinels on the ground
Great video, Jadow! I always enjoy seeing these in my subscription box!
The feel when X-Men the arcade game isn't mentioned or mutant academy but to be fair, those two are pretty... Different in their own way. X-Men suffers the post-90s gameplay dive and it's been pretty consistent since sadly with like ya said, few pieces here and there but it's pieces, not the whole thing
X-Men Legends wasn't a shallow button masher at all. It was a story focused team based ARPG. It's fine that you don't like it but don't lie about it to make a false point.
Legends 2 had a really good story and gorgeous cutscenes, but I remember two things about the gameplay: swapping out a dead Cyclops for Sunfire in the first stage and then never ever changing out team members the entire rest of the campaign; and I remember the combat (which is about 95% of the very long game) being so, so repetitive.
I also remember not knowing who Deadpool was at the time.
It was a story focused team based ARPG, but combat was on buttomashy side, which is more obvious today. I liked it back in the day, but it doesn't mean it can't have downsides.
It wasn't shallow though. For when it was released it had a lot of depth. More than most games nowadays have, certainly more than Ultimate Alliance, the next game in the series.
It had a large roster of characters whom could be combined into teams for bonuses, each character had a long list of active and passive skills to allow for multiple builds that could be backed up by attributes and items, items which in the late game could make or break a build.
The game wasn't a button masher either. You had a list of combos, there were quite a few different ones to choose from that had different effects at the end of the combos and you had a list of special moves you could swap between on the fly.
Like I say, for it's time it was an insanely deep game with a laundry list of secrets and unlockables to add to the gameplay and to this day remains my second favourite game ever.
@@paulkielty8385 I see....However, while that maybe so. I honestly think the Ultimate Alliance games, except the 3rd game, were to me more better as it had button mashing....buuuuuuuuuuuuuutttttt I played Legends too, and.....i was more bored with Legends than Alliance, however playing as the brotherhood members and such were cool.
Its fine that you disagree with him but dont lie about what he said to make a false point.
Decapitated Magneto surviving, I've seen dumber shit in comics.
You’re scripts are getting more and more entertaining the more vids you make!
11:29 the PSP version of Xmen:Origins: Wolverine had levels in Japan
Are there any good X-Men games?
Why yes, the two SEGA Megadrive games and, of course, X-Men: Welcome to Die!! (aka, the Arcade game)
i loved welcome to die
also the x-men legends games are good, despite not being for everyone
Mutant Apocalypse on the SNES is also pretty good.
Did the Arcade game ever get ported to home consoles? I could swear it hit the X-Box Live Arcade, but I don't remember for sure...
@@Darklordjadow1 It was indeed ported to Xbox 360 and I think PS3, not sure if you can still purchase it tho.
@@Darklordjadow1 It did go to XBLA and PS3 at one point. Since the license expired, it can't be purchased on either console anymore. It never got ported anywhere else.
Suggestions
*RWBY Grimm Eclipse (Ps4/Steam)
*Spawn Armageddon (Gamecube)
*Spider-man Web of Shadows and Shattered Dimensions (Nintendo DS, they play like Metroid)
*Ed, Edd, n Eddy games on Gamecube and GBA
*Spongebob games
Nightcrawler's gameplay looks like what Jumper: Griffin's Story could have been if it were made by developers that gave a shit.
If you ever need an easy target for a review check out Jumper Griffin's Story. It's based on that god awful movie from 2008 and it's one of the shallowest games I've ever played. I beat it in like 3 hours on the 360 and I got most of the achievements in the process. Considering the corners that get cut on some Wii ports I can only imagine how much worse that version might be, but considering how poorly made it was it might actually be similarly terrible.
I do own the Wii version of Jumper Griffin's Story and I haven't played it yet. I did watch that movie too.
The Wii version is an unholy abomination. From what I vaguely remember from playing it was an absolute nightmare.
3:06 I'm having a problem understanding this logic. In your Godzilla ps4 review you were complaining the game was too close to the source material. But in the X-Men legends and MUA games you have a problem with power scaling and should have been closer to the source material. I feel there some contradictions here.
My guess is that it isn't some dichotomy in which either completely adhering to source material or completely being away from the source material is the way to go, but it's a sweet spot you have to hit for every franchise in which playability and fun are the most important.
Iirc, in Godzilla e.g. it was the problem that Godzilla being slow as molasses and lumbering around is how Godzilla was in the movie, but that translated into super sluggish bad gameplay.
In the case of superheroes, nerfing superheroes down into oblivion to make them as strong as realistically way weaker superheroes also negatively impact playability and fun because you feel neutered af instead of feeling as powerful as a superhero in the comics.
Basically, two cases of which going into either direction too far negatively impacted the gameplay and fun.
Whoa did you just insult X-men legends & Ultimate Alliance(not three fuck that one) them fighting words!
People really like the X-Men Legends and Marvel Ultimate Alliance games for their stories and characters. The gameplay is kinda meh.
Meh for people who like beat em ups??
I actually like the marvel ultimate alliance and X-men legends games it's what introduced me to the bigger universe so I'm biased but I love them Man
Actually he's some of the few people who don't like this games. You don't have a rare opinion.
I want to get X-Men Origins Wolverine and maybe the X-Men Legends games. Just bought Marvel Ultimate Alliance 1 and 2 again physical copies this time for my PS3 collection.
I loved the first MUA and really enjoyed the second one. Never played the third one, but it looks fine. It’s a dumb and repetitive series, but I find they fun.
He lost all respect from me for that one
Darklord as a fellow viewer who loves non-mainstream games that almost no one ever knows exist, could you try the ed,edd'n eddy game? its something I think you will find interesting if you watched the show.
Just subscribed love your vids bro I loved playing this back in the day
x-men legend 2 and marvel ultimate alliance part of my childhood
I have this game on the xbox 360, it's in my backlog.
Shadow Man remake announced for PS4
I am the 💀Lord of Deadside💀
the stars are in alignment & the bones have been cast....
👿time is right for the DarkLordJadow to do a ShadowMan 64 review👿
3:42 Mutants are physically impossible to exist without magic.
Honestly: From where The Iceman get the water to perpetually create Ice?
I wish they could use Scientific Mechanism (or Metabolism) to explain their powers.
Like for example: The use of X Power cause Y deficient. That would be nice and balanced. IMO. 🤔
Frozone from The Incredibles offers a good explanation to how his powers work, and he's basically the same as Iceman: he creates ice using the water molecules in the air and in his body, which means that if he's dehydrated or there's too much heat, like in a flaming building, he can't use his powers.
Iceman works in a similar way, or at least sometimes does I believe, but in the game it's extremely exaggerated for the sake of gameplay.
Marvel ultimate alliance 1&2 are fantastic but there not for everyone I guess.
and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is a mobile-game looking uninspired mess.
I would love it if you could do a review of wolverine's revenge. I hate that game, but I find it fascinating.
“Ah shit, here we go again.”
Oh no it's the return of the ice puns! Hide the alcohol!
Also, is "I hate to bother you but I am on fire" the new running gag around here? Because I'm all for it! It's like it's your "What's a paladdin?" and "Of course!"
I hope jadow reads these comments and i hope he knows that i love his vids
I do read the comments. And thank you!
@@Darklordjadow1 iv been watching from the start and its great to know you do :)
Great review! You just earned yourself a new subscriber! I always liked this game. I’m glad you liked it for the most part (mind you, I’m referring to the console version of this game, not the god-awful hand-held version). Very underrated.
I have it for my Xbox 360 and I have beaten it a bunch of times and unlocked every single achievement and collected every single Cerebro file. Wolverine was actually my favorite character to play cause he was just so much fun to play, but Nightcrawler came at a very close second. Iceman was easily my least favorite one to play cause for a long time I found his controls too confusing and his mission objectives too frustratingly difficult, but I eventually mastered playing him and got the hang of him. The story was fairly good and I love how it expanded upon the X-Men Cinematic Universe.
I agree about Iceman. Man I can't stand constant trial and error without checkpoints. But I also got used to him by the end. Loved Nightcrawler and Wolverine's levels though. Overall a good game.
@@HammerBlow666 Thank you!
So, I imagine you won't give games like X-Men Origins: Wolverine and Deadpool the game a review any time soon?
Everyone's talking about X-Men Origins: Wolverine, but I don't have a console that'll run the good version.
I have Deadpool on PS4, but the thought hadn't really crossed my mind to review it.
Deadpool was a decent game.
Wasn't anything special but it was enjoyable for what it was.
Main issue is there's practically no replay value. There's no real reason to play it again after you've finished it once
@@feedthemeat543f Sure there is, unless you're not into getting all the achievements.
Cyclops and Storm should have been playable they were key characters
I think I'll like to hear about legends/alliance
X-Men on GBA is a good game. First X-Men game I played.
hidden street & comic costumes are awesome.
Giant Fire snake! 5:34
Ive always liked X-men Mutant academy 2, it was developed by the same guys who did Dimension.
So yeah same thing but with cartoon era costumes and Spidey and professor x as hidden characters.
I keep trying to play Next Dimension and every time I get my ass handed to me because the controls are so stiff and I don't have the combos memorized; plus the game runs on Street Fighter rules where your block can't be broken except for the grab that barely does anything and leaves you wide open.
The only way I beat Arcade mode back in the day was playing as Rogue because her Level 1 Super steals enemy health.
@@Darklordjadow1 Thats pretty much my memory of Dimension too, a friend of mine had it.
XMMA has alot of the same parts but it does flow alot better, pulling off attacks and chaining to combos are easy and cyclops itsn't a bitch and is one of the most dynamic fighters ,this could be rose tinted glasses though.
But I guess it all comes down to what you prefer, too bad that the options are either capcom esq controls or dare i say it...
Marvel rise of the inhumans!
I was wondering if your going to review this game...
"Mild Super strength"
i had this game on the throwback xbox and i was so mad because it kept freezin on iceman first mission so i never finished it, but the legends series is top tier Marvel.
Wasn't Lady Deathstrike under mind control in the second movie? Didn't the person forcing that mind control on her die in the second movie?
She was and he did. That's never addressed in the game apart from a brief chat with Silver Samurai and Wolverine just hates her anyway.
@@Darklordjadow1 Alright, I knew she was a villain from the 90s cartoon(And I assume the comics, with the name Lady Deathstrike), but I was never sure she was supposed to be in the second movie, since she was mind controlled the entire time.
Um the guys name is striker
Want good wolverine combat play x men origins wolverine
Specifically the Uncaged Edition. The PS2 and Wii versions are kinda shit from what I've heard.
Supposedly Patrick Stewart voiced the poop emoji for shits & giggles because he knew the movie was garbage anyways.
At least he's doing nicely with Uber Eats ads with Mark Hamill.
0:27, I liked the Deadpool game.
worth the laugh 15:40
Brain dead 13 please
You dare to slander the Legends series? UNSUBSCIBED!
(Not really, agree to disagree)
People seem to be really mad that I didn't like the Legends game that I played... oh well.
X men Legends and Ultimate Alliance games are the best.
I hate MUA3 but I don't really hate the first two.
I felt the same way.
I think one of the best x man games is origins wolverine.
I would really like for you to play Origins Wolverine. Much better than the film.
HOWEVER, DO NOT PLAY THE WII/PS2 VERSION. PLAY THE 360/PS3/PC VERSION.
Well there's the rub: I don't own any console that'll run the good version of X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Darklordjadow1 Not even the PC version?
You mean much better than the movie.
@@Darklordjadow1 You don’t have an Xbox 360, PS3, or PS4 (it’s backwards compatible for PS3 games)? That is pitiful!
@@thedestroyer2alltrolls411 I did get a 360 long after doing this episode.
And no, the PS4 does not play PS3 games.
Please do a Jedi fallen order review.
great vid.
I think the greatest X-Men game is the arcade game.😁
This game is trash
No, it’s not. It’s way better than those other games he mentioned. Those other games like Legends and Ultimate are overrated trash. This game is good and fun!