Good news for everyone who picked up the recent remaster of Marvel Ultimate Alliance on the PC. A patch is now live for the game that fixes some of the bigger issues that players are experiencing on that platform. Specifically, audio bugs and problems with the controllers.

The release of the remastered versions of Marvel Ultimate Alliance and its sequel have not gone too smoothly. Delayed releases, missing characters, and problematic controls are among some of the biggest issues reported thus far, but it's sounding like, on the whole, the remasters just weren't well-executed.

There were rumors abound last month, and Marvel has gone ahead and confirmed it. Remastered versions of Marvel Ultimate Alliance and its sequel will be released on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC tomorrow.

This week's Xbox Live Deal of the Week features a piece of DLC for Marvel Ultimate Alliance.  The Heroes and Villains pack adds four new heroes and four new villains to your game, usable in any game mode - including co-op.

Going through stacks of games for something old to play with someone new can deliver up some awesome experiences. But, in order to mix things up in the replay department I tend to suggest a cranked-up difficulty, which was the case recently with Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. With Marvel: UA, the hard difficulty mode has to be unlocked by completing the game, and is probably not explored by many people.

For me, the best co-op games are the ones that make me feel like a total geek while playing them. Left 4 Dead did this for me, since I was constantly remarking how it was like 28 Days Later, in addition to other obscure zombie movie references. The only way the co-op game can be any more fun is if I am surrounded by other people basking in geekery. Fortunately I got the chance this week, as I played a game that is essentially a perfect storm for geeks: Marvel Ultimate Alliance.