- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Sep 15, 2009
- Also On: Wii, Xbox 360
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 25 Ratings
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Positive: 20 out of 25
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Mixed: 1 out of 25
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Negative: 4 out of 25
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CrashXSep 21, 200910
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CarloCSep 20, 20097
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JonSmithOct 10, 20093The gameplay is a simple mash of buttons, I couldn't even imagine playing this in co-op. There are so many characters that one feels overwhelmed at times with what to choose, and the graphics are disappointing. This all said is a regret because I was looking forward to this storyline (which was the games only plus) and I barely played have the game.
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SteveOct 1, 20097
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RockmanXSep 18, 20098
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AndrewPSep 16, 20098
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EzraRSep 15, 20099
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KritUSep 16, 20090I love the series and hoping I would love this one. while playing I don't even know where the character I'm controlling is, my enemies are, nor my allies are. The whole thing look confusing. I was gonna give it a chance for at least a few hours before judging it. But after 30 minutes I asked myself, why would I wast my time on this piece of crap? So I stopped.
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maxgSep 16, 20099
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Mar 24, 20115It goes to show you that better graphics and a bigger storyline doesn't necessarily make a better game. The extra-combination powers gets old real quick when you can regenerate them very quickly as in this game. The story itself has too many turns to care about. And the final boss battle was patheticly done. Very dissappointing game considering its predeccesor.
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Jul 1, 20117Pros: decent graphics, good roster of characters, level design is fine, organised. Cons: weak cutscenes, you have to pay for dlc, not enough levels. Other: the choice of 'powers' are hit and miss. OVERALL: a decent game but the type of gameplay isn't particularly fun
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91Most of the time when I see a developer change between products, it spells inevitable doom or a watered down shadow of the previous title. In this case, I think Vicarious Visions has taken what Raven started and managed to not only match it but improve upon it.
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67But ultimately, even though a lot of things about MUA2 aggravate me, the moment-to-moment gameplay of superheroes beating the crap out of robots/mutants/soldiers with fists, mystical hammers, repulsor rays, giant tongues, and what-have-you feels solid and enjoyable.
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87A solid follow-up to the 2006 release, with great new characters and fusion powers. The game looks very nice and plays well.