Marc Allie

The Infinity Gauntlet is a decent game on its own, especially when compared to the first Super Hero Squad title. But there's much more that could have been done to make The Infinity Gauntlet appeal to those who aren't fans of the license.

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Marc Allie

Who needs Call of Duty: Black Ops when you can get adorable action figure-like versions of Marvel Superheroes in video game form instead?  I suppose the answer to that question is "most people".  Still, Black Ops is a grown up's game, and folks like Thor and Iron Man are far more appropriate for the E10+ crowd.  Last year, the first game based on the hit Cartoon Network show was released, and we weren't exactly fond of it.  The new game, subtitled The Infinity Gauntlet, is available today for the Wii and this time, for Xbox 360 and PS3 as well.  Perhaps the camera and co-op, increased to four players, are a bit more thoughtful this time around.  And a high-def makeover can't hurt, either.

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