Strange deliver their witty comments after dispatching foes. During the game the heroes will make various quips and even after multiple plays it's hard to get tired of hearing Luke Cage and Dr. The voice-acting is superb and uses known voice actors from animated TV shows. The CG cut scenes are of a such quality that you could sell them as a show on their own - though some of the character modelling is rather amusing with most male heroes having calf muscles as large as their thighs. Enemies and your heroes are well-animated and nice special effects for powers remind you that you're playing a modern video game.
Backgrounds are colourful and well-textured with plenty of destructible elements and objects for your heavy-lifting characters to toss about.
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The environments are largely indoor with the party moving through a series of interconnected areas towards a single destination. A small graphic in the lower left corner of the screen shows you which one you're currently using, whether or not their special attack is ready and their relative energy/health levels, whilst their currently selected power is displayed in the upper right. You can have 1-4 heroes from your team on screen, each selectable by a D-pad press (or better still controlled by a friend - sadly no Wi-Fi).
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The presentation of the Wii version is the same as on the PS3/Xbox 360, though the Wii does suffer a bit in the detail department as expected even in 480p mode some in-game HUD features can be hard to make out. Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., has assembled the greatest team of heroes the world has ever seen to combat this menace to life and freedom across dimensions of space and time! The storyline resembles many classic Marvel title-spanning events: Doctor Doom has assembled The Masters of Evil to undertake an audacious gambit to assume ultimate power in the universe. As the title suggests, this is the ultimate game featuring Marvel super heroes.
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