Lego: Marvel Super Heroes, XBOX 360

I knew I had to get this game for the family as soon as it was released. When it first arrived, the case even included a War Machine LEGO figure, which was a fun, little surprise. It was nice to see many of the more well-known heroes make their introductions in different ways, as well as seeing the villains make their appearances in different ways. It added variety to the game and made it more enjoyable to play. The game's overall plot was complex and fascinating. After finishing the story, the free roam map was much larger than in other LEGO games like Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, or Batman, giving you a lot more options for where to go and what to do. You were able to unlock certain power-ups by playing as different characters with different abilities. Bonus levels/mini games, power-ups, achievements, and characters Over 100 characters are available to play as, including custom ones that can be built/created in a room on the S. D Helicopter Carrier Overall, this is a fantastic game, and this review has only scratched the surface of what this game has to offer, so dive in! Click the "Buy Now" button to dive into this comedic take on the Marvel universe. You won't be disappointed because you'll learn a lot more than what this review has to offer!.

King Meyer

| Jan 10, 2021

This game has the added bonus of voiced characters who are fairly entertaining, even if the puns start to become groan worthy fairly quickly. There are so many characters you get to play and so much replayability. br>br>My only gripe, which I have with all Lego games, is the way the split screen is handled. When the characters are together, I understand why they want us to be able to see the entire screen, but the way it switches around makes me feel dizzy. br>br>I love that the Lego games are age-appropriate versions of things that kids might want to see but are too young for (Marvel, LOTR, Harry Potter, etc. ), and it's great to have a game that the whole family can play that isn't too boring for adults. br>br>I strongly suggest this game to people of all ages!.

Jaime Rush

| Oct 09, 2021

I purchase Lego games for my young nephews to play. They're entertaining enough for kids (4, 5, 10, and 12 years old) while also providing enough puzzles and humor for adults. I own the majority of them (Star Wars, Batman, Indiana Jones, Pirates of the Caribbean, and so forth), but this is by far the best. From one level to the next, the characters, game play, puzzles, and pretty much everything else changes dramatically. You aren't just doing the same thing over and over like some of the others, but the controls are familiar enough that the children aren't confused. It's a fantastic family game, especially if your children are fans of Marvel superheroes.

Natasha NORTH

| Jul 17, 2021

My 6-year-old son enjoys this game, but he finds it a little challenging. He doesn't play it as much as the Jurassic Park game we gave him. br>br>The main problem we have with this game is that it occasionally sends you back a level while you're playing it. Not in the sense that we exited the game without saving our progress. But it's more like you're in the middle of a level when it abruptly switches you to a previous one. It's a tad inconvenient. And we jacket figured out a way to make it work. br>br>Apart from that, the game is enjoyable and slightly challenging for a 6-year-old.

Gunner Rivera

| Oct 16, 2021

My 5-year-old loves this Lego game because the world is so big. br>If you're new to Lego games, I recommend starting with Batman Lego, the first game, and working your way up to the more recent games. br>While the newer games have improved gameplay, the older games' puzzles are superior. br>br>7th Update- br>Must-have children's games for 2014:

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Nalani Cox

| Jun 20, 2021