Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 Tips and Cheats

Article by Benjamin Sell (12,253 pts ) , published Oct 20, 2009

Looking for an edge in your fight against the Superhero Registration Act? Or an advantage against those rebellious heroes who refuse to register? Check out fusion tips, team bonuses, and cheat codes for Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2.

DeadpoolMarvel Ultimate Alliance 2 is one of the best superhero titles available for the Nintendo Wii, or any system, for that matter. Players take on the roles of their favorite Marvel superheroes (and a few choice villains) and work their way through a plot loosely based on the Civil War storyline from a few years ago.

Basically, the government decides that all superheroes must register with them and reveal their secret identities. The registration act quickly splits the Marvel superhero community in half with one group, led by Captain America, firmly opposed to the act and another, led by Iron Man, in favor of it.

With superheroes fighting superheroes, players need all the help they can get. Check out some useful hints and cheats for the game.

Fusion Tips

Ice TornadoOne of the coolest features of Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 is the ability of heroes to combine their powers to create devastating fusion attacks. These attacks take on different forms: The Invisible Woman encases The Thing in a round force field and he rolls around, bashing everything in sight while Juggernaut and Wolverine perform the infamous "Fastball Special." Using these fusions effectively is a big key to victory in the game.

Targeted fusions (i.e. Wolverine and Juggernaut's "Fastball Special) are best against boss-type enemies. They deliver massive damage to a target or two, but do little to clear out surrounding enemies. Use targeted fusions when facing a tough single foe.

Guided fusions (like the Invisible Woman/Thing "Hamster Ball") are best for taking out successive waves of enemies. They can be great for clearing a room, but work even better when you can direct them toward continually incoming waves of weaker enemies.

Clearing fusions (including the Thor/Thing "Double Ground Pound") work best when you find yourself overwhelmed by a screen full of enemies. These fusions can clear out the area and give you a bit of breathing room.

Beam-type fusions (Iron Man/Wolverine, for example) are great for striking a single target continually or working through a crowd of stronger enemies. Just be careful to not let the bad guys get behind either of your heroes.

Check out page two for a full listing of hero teams and their associated bonuses, as well as all the cheat codes for the game.

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