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meio que não importa muita coisa sobre história aqui, por mais que seja bem legal. a luta desse jogo é tão interessante e divertida, os cenários diferentes e a medida de habilidade e força dos personagens são bem equiparadas (menos você homem de ferro) e é tão divertido. achei que era coisa da minha criança do passado mas esse jogo é realmente bom, super divertido
Eu AMAVA esse jogo quando criança. Lembro de viajar para a Bahia com meus pais, levar meu PS2 e jogar isso no hotel. Provavelmente não envelheceu bem, quem se importa também? Nada paga a sensação transmitida por essa época do Playstation 2, jogos com muita experimentação e alguns acertos que ficam na nossa memória para sempre.
Uma atmosfera sombria que por conta da disney e sua influência na marvel é surreal de pensar hoje em dia.
До прохождения этой игры я не знал о её существовании и лучше бы так и оставалось
😁
still better than anything the MCU has done in the past 3 years
"Rise of the imperfects" es la forma en la que podemos llamar a las mecanicas de este juego.
Con una ambientación, arte y una premicia interesante, eso es todo lo bueno que el juego me pudo ofrecer.
El combate Multiplayer esta increiblemente roto y desbalanceado, sumamente bueno para echar las retas con los amigos pero nada para tomarse el tiempo de querer mejorar o perfeccionar.
En cuanto a la historia, la premicia es de lo más genial, pero toda ejecución se ve frustrada por lo soso y tedioso del gameplay. El peor enemigo del juego no es ninguno de los OC creados para el, si no la horripilante cámara que puede frustarte cualquier intento de pasar la historia y que solo se ve condimentada por unos controles un poco pesados y no tan responsivos.
Me causa bastante nostalgia porque siento que es el vivo recuerdo de aquellos años dosmiles donde todo era edgy y darks, además de que en la epoca era increíble ver a mis superheroes favoritos con ese arte, sin embargo, es un juego que se queda mejor en la nostalgia y no vale la pena revisitar.
PSDT: Los barriles son lo peor del juego.
Con una ambientación, arte y una premicia interesante, eso es todo lo bueno que el juego me pudo ofrecer.
El combate Multiplayer esta increiblemente roto y desbalanceado, sumamente bueno para echar las retas con los amigos pero nada para tomarse el tiempo de querer mejorar o perfeccionar.
En cuanto a la historia, la premicia es de lo más genial, pero toda ejecución se ve frustrada por lo soso y tedioso del gameplay. El peor enemigo del juego no es ninguno de los OC creados para el, si no la horripilante cámara que puede frustarte cualquier intento de pasar la historia y que solo se ve condimentada por unos controles un poco pesados y no tan responsivos.
Me causa bastante nostalgia porque siento que es el vivo recuerdo de aquellos años dosmiles donde todo era edgy y darks, además de que en la epoca era increíble ver a mis superheroes favoritos con ese arte, sin embargo, es un juego que se queda mejor en la nostalgia y no vale la pena revisitar.
PSDT: Los barriles son lo peor del juego.
I loved the alternative colors.
By far one of the jankiest Marvel games I have played.
The camera does everything in its power to make you rage, the campaign if we can call it that is far from compelling and honestly the only redeeming quality is the animation of well known Marvel characters (having played the PSP version the animations were surprisingly smooth), other than that, just terrible.
The camera does everything in its power to make you rage, the campaign if we can call it that is far from compelling and honestly the only redeeming quality is the animation of well known Marvel characters (having played the PSP version the animations were surprisingly smooth), other than that, just terrible.
I like playing as a giant rock monster and throwing cans of gasoline at wolverine, all while fighting tooth and nail for control over the camera (which is now clipped into a wall)
Pelo que eu lembro era bem cria ainda vou rejogar
Fun fighting game. Kind of like a new marvel event comic storyline
there’s really no other marvel game out there like this one, for better or worse.
some of the late game campaign mode shit is agonizing but it’s pretty fun with a friend
some of the late game campaign mode shit is agonizing but it’s pretty fun with a friend
i remember liking this game.
Another game that I really liked as a kid, but probably because I was a kid. Idk let Spider-Man say "fuck"
Unbalanced, ok gameplay, but the coolest idea ever. If this was remade today into an arena fighter with good graphics it would be peak.
I loved this game so much as a kid. It definitely isn't a perfect game, and in hindsight the plot makes ZERO sense. But I can absolutely credit this game for my obsession with super hero comics in high school. Reading the free comic pages you unlocked as collectibles were some of my favourite things about this game.
Achava muito foda a estética desse jogo
não revisite jogos da sua infância
It's not great
Entertaining enough, but probably because I have nostalgia for it. I probably wouldn't recommend it unless you played it before
Homem aranha verde e preto, irado
O subtítulo o define perfeitamente.
Até hoje lembro do toque da música do menu desse aqui
You may look at gameplay of Marvel Nemesis and say “hey, it doesn’t look that bad. There’s various Marvel characters, it’s animated fairly well, and it has a unique aesthetic for a comic book game even though the graphics are mid. How bad could it be?”
Well, where do I start?
The combat is dull and unbalanced. Marvel Nemesis is a beat ‘em up with seemingly no depth. There’s a block, regular attack string, and a grab. Each character has a superpower they can activate but it’s either a projectile or makes their regular string more powerful. There’s also objects around the stages you can throw and they are far too powerful. They one shot every base enemy without getting up close.
When actually attack enemies you’ll notice how unresponsive the game is. Its not because of an input delay or slowdown issue, it’s because there’s so many frames of delay at the end of everything you do. You can’t cancel anything except attacks into grab. If an enemy blocks your attack, you’re stuck in place for 2 seconds while projectile enemies rain down missiles that ricochet you into other explosives. Getting knock over results in so much downtime for the player, and you can easily be knock over right away as soon as you get up. Barrels and cars just fly everywhere from offscreen. It’s such an unbalanced mess. You’ll beat some levels with no issues barely getting hit, and others will be a roadblock for no discernible reason. It’s an unbalanced unresponsive mess.
The level design is as bad as possible. Marvel Nemesis has bland environments that are reused CONSTANTLY. Levels play more like bonus challenges you’d unlock more than well thought out coherent structures. No puzzles, no platforming, no creative objectives. It’s always something dull such as “defeat 20 enemies!” Or “destroy the objects!”. These stages last about 2-5 minutes. Every time you finish one, you’ll feel a huge relief that you’re closer to the end of this catastrophe.
The boss fights are horrendous and there’s so many of them. There’s usually a boss fight after every two “beat ‘em up” levels. Multiple explosives going off at once stack so you can easily kill bosses in less than 20 seconds if they ricochet off of them. However, the opposite is also true. You can get absolutely steamrolled by these bosses because of these stacking explosives. Battles are more so a competition to who can throw more stuff at the opponent than a clash between unique super-powered heroes. I also had FOUR bosses kill themselves by flying off the edge.
This game is also strangely disrespectful to the source material. I’m more of a DC guy, but having these new generic characters known as “The Imperfects” kill multiple prominent Marvel heroes is silly. It’s trying to be dark and edgy, but it comes off as the develops saying that “our new characters are better”.
I’d like to also mention the PlayStation 2 version. Apparently, it has a game breaking bug that makes the first level unable to be completed. You have to enter a cheat code to bypass it. If you are considering playing this game (I don’t recommend it) I’d avoid the PS2 version. If you must play this frustrating miserable game, I’d recommend the Xbox version.
It’s a significant testament to a games’ quality if you find yourself running past enemies just to get it over with. With Marvel Nemesis, I did this nearly every level I could. Unbalanced unresponsive, unpolished, Rise of the Imperfects is a tedious and often frustrating experience that you wouldn’t wish on your worst enemies.
2/10
Well, where do I start?
The combat is dull and unbalanced. Marvel Nemesis is a beat ‘em up with seemingly no depth. There’s a block, regular attack string, and a grab. Each character has a superpower they can activate but it’s either a projectile or makes their regular string more powerful. There’s also objects around the stages you can throw and they are far too powerful. They one shot every base enemy without getting up close.
When actually attack enemies you’ll notice how unresponsive the game is. Its not because of an input delay or slowdown issue, it’s because there’s so many frames of delay at the end of everything you do. You can’t cancel anything except attacks into grab. If an enemy blocks your attack, you’re stuck in place for 2 seconds while projectile enemies rain down missiles that ricochet you into other explosives. Getting knock over results in so much downtime for the player, and you can easily be knock over right away as soon as you get up. Barrels and cars just fly everywhere from offscreen. It’s such an unbalanced mess. You’ll beat some levels with no issues barely getting hit, and others will be a roadblock for no discernible reason. It’s an unbalanced unresponsive mess.
The level design is as bad as possible. Marvel Nemesis has bland environments that are reused CONSTANTLY. Levels play more like bonus challenges you’d unlock more than well thought out coherent structures. No puzzles, no platforming, no creative objectives. It’s always something dull such as “defeat 20 enemies!” Or “destroy the objects!”. These stages last about 2-5 minutes. Every time you finish one, you’ll feel a huge relief that you’re closer to the end of this catastrophe.
The boss fights are horrendous and there’s so many of them. There’s usually a boss fight after every two “beat ‘em up” levels. Multiple explosives going off at once stack so you can easily kill bosses in less than 20 seconds if they ricochet off of them. However, the opposite is also true. You can get absolutely steamrolled by these bosses because of these stacking explosives. Battles are more so a competition to who can throw more stuff at the opponent than a clash between unique super-powered heroes. I also had FOUR bosses kill themselves by flying off the edge.
This game is also strangely disrespectful to the source material. I’m more of a DC guy, but having these new generic characters known as “The Imperfects” kill multiple prominent Marvel heroes is silly. It’s trying to be dark and edgy, but it comes off as the develops saying that “our new characters are better”.
I’d like to also mention the PlayStation 2 version. Apparently, it has a game breaking bug that makes the first level unable to be completed. You have to enter a cheat code to bypass it. If you are considering playing this game (I don’t recommend it) I’d avoid the PS2 version. If you must play this frustrating miserable game, I’d recommend the Xbox version.
It’s a significant testament to a games’ quality if you find yourself running past enemies just to get it over with. With Marvel Nemesis, I did this nearly every level I could. Unbalanced unresponsive, unpolished, Rise of the Imperfects is a tedious and often frustrating experience that you wouldn’t wish on your worst enemies.
2/10
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Não é um game perfeito mas lembro de adorar jogar ele na época que ganhei meu PS2.
I intend to play again.
Imagine getting the rights to a Marvel fighting game and stacking the roster with your OCs