From ShockblastMedia.com: "The Infinity Gauntlet storyline was one of the first major comic book arks I can remember having a profound effect on me becoming a comic book fan as a child. I can remember being in school, out at recess and playing with my friends, pretending to be Adam Warlock, who at one point or another was the holder of the most powerful collection of artifacts in the galaxy simply because of that fact alone. Does anyone out there remember Adam Warlock? Probably not, even if you are the most astute of Marvel fans. Needless to say, when I saw that Marvel would be bringing the storyline into the video game world in a marriage with their Marvel Superhero Squad animated series, I was intrigued. At $39.99 and in need of a new game for the cousins to play when they visit, I figured why the hell not."
“Marvel Super Hero Squad: The Infinity Gauntlet” is a third–person action game based on the hit Cartoon Network series. Geared towards younger gamers, your favorite heroes have child-like appearances with a more innocent dialog and watered down violence.
The story begins with Hulk and Iron Man picking up Thor’s birthday gift. They discover that Thanos is after the six Infinity Stones. You must find all the stones before Thanos can retrieve them becoming the most powerful being in the universe. Assemble your squad and take out the trash.
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OXM UK: On a lazy weekend in front of the telly, chances are your channel surfing has progressed so far that you've entered the realm of children's TV. If so, you may have found yourself sitting in front of Marvel Super Hero Squad on Nicktoons. It's Marvel's latest attempt to introduce its numerous comic book heroes and villains to a younger audience, and with action figures and comic books already doing the rounds, it was only a matter of time before a game was released as well.
