When I’m not up to my eyeballs in video games there’s a good chance I’m immersed in the tales of spandex wearing, crime fighting, world saving superheroes. My love affair with the most resilient of comic genres has probably gone on for longer than that of gaming, for better or worse, through thick and thin. Through reboots, re-imaginings and missteps, I’ve kept reading. It shouldn’t come as a surprise, there’s a substantial crossover between fans of games and fans of comics, and it’s one that developers have been keen to exploit for a very long time. Not without a lot of faltering, however.
Discover the best Batman Arkham games ranked from Asylum to Knight, including Origins, VR and more, with a focus on combat, story, and world design.
No new games in the Top Ten as EA Sports FC 26 reclaims the top spot.
Wait, Kirby made less revenue than Spidey2?? How many units did Spidey2 sold? or how few copies have Kirby sold? Astonishing
Superhero games have been around for a long time before the PS2, but it felt like Sony’s second console was when developers really started to play around with the powers and abilities of the characters we’ve seen in movies, TV shows and comic books.
Just beat the Punisher game from the Marvel Capcom Arcade Collection last night, couch co-op with a buddy. That was fun.
Spider-Man 2 was life back then. I used to swing around New York and powerbomb thugs off of skyscrapers. Other than that I played Ultimate Alliance a lot as well as Hulk Ultimate Destruction.
