Brent Lee of The Koalition writes: Comic book superheroes have undergone something of a transformation in pop culture over the past decade. While the 1990s and early 2000s played host to a number of dismal adaptations of both Marvel and DC properties across film, TV and video games, each company has seen its fortunes take a monumental turn for the better in recent years.
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes made it's debut 10 years ago today, and remains a popular entry in the series of LEGO videogames.
The game so good I had to buy it twice on the PS4!
actually, it was because my toddler broke my first copy in half LOL
My kids thought I was dumb for selling the Xbox 360 and buying a PS4 until Legal Marvel Superheroes dropped on PS+ a couple of months later. The game is like GTA for kids with couch co-op and a lot of humor.
The game is still one of the best LEGO games ever IMO. The sequel was a letdown for me
Injustice: Gods Among Us launched 10 years ago today, birthing a brand new fighting game franchise from NetherRealm Studios.
Injustice turns ten years old today, so let's look back at why it matters
Batman and Robin on megadrive
The Arkham Games definitely are some of the best Batman titles out there. In particular, Batman: Arkham Asylum deserves some praise as that was the title that started it all.
Saints Row 4.
Two of my favorite superhero games are Batman: Arkham City and Ultimate Spider-man.
Wow, these two picked by the author seem bad choices to me. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, for best superhero game of all time?! That's a bold choice in my opinion. I think the fact that they used voice acting, instead of just vocal sounds like LEGO Star Wars had, was a bad development choice and took a lot of the fun away. It felt like a generic kids' cartoon all of a sudden.
My contender for the greatest superhero for all time? FREEDOM FORCE. Now -that- game was brilliant...