I actually purchased a PS2 slim solely to be able to play X-Men Legends. Part of how I gained information on the universe early on was through playing PlayStation 2. I think Hellcat has an unexpected backstory and an amazing outfit. I admire Jessica Jones to no end, minus the minor alcoholic thing. Scarlet Witch is my absolute favourite character, as her power to manipulate probability is just plain nifty. Marvel treats me well enough, although sometimes the storylines infuriate me and film choices leave me scratching my head. But there was a true love that blossomed from that failed infatuation: Lindsay and Marvel. The relationship ended, again over a decade ago. I learned there has been multiple reboots in the Marvel universe, confusing me to no end at the time. Marvel versus DC, how each company is different and who belongs to either brand. I started asking questions and learning about the basics. That, as they say, was the beginning of the end. I instantly fell in love with the X-Men, Jean Grey being a favourite with Rogue in a close second. But then the X-Men films started coming out, and I started dating a comic geek, and it could be avoided no longer. Sure, I had heard of Spider-man, but in all honesty that was the extent of my knowledge (my sister, friends, and I were more into Power Rangers and Sailor Moon). I grew up with a single mom and a younger sister, and I didn't have any exposure in childhood as many do. It also opened up a new entry on Metacritic as well, so it's possible Gazillion simply wanted to distance itself from the initial onslaught of negative Marvel Heroes reviews.My introduction to Marvel comic characters was in my late teens. In fact, Gazillion re-branded the game as Marvel Heroes 2016 last year, presumably in an effort to suggest so much had been changed and improved that this was a completely new game.
Many gamers thought Marvel Heroes was underwhelming when it was first revealed four years ago, but to its credit, Gazillion has released a steady stream of updates and new content and the game is in a much different spot now than it was in 2013. Support for the PC title is expected to continue, but Omega likely won't support cross-platform play between it and the PC or even between the two console versions. Taking a glance at the trailer, the gameplay does look largely similar to the original Marvel Heroes but we'll have to wait for the closed beta to find out more. While Marvel Heroes Omega will be free-to-play like its predecessor on PC, it's unclear at this time if Omega represents a full sequel to that title or if it will be closer to a port of the PC game.
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