Captain America: Super Soldier doesn’t suffer from the insane pitfalls
that most games timed to movie releases fall into. Fighting is
actually fun and once you get to use your invincible-boomerang shield
it’s downright addictive. The story, however, is lacking something in
the way of intrigue.
By Moshe Sweet: Did you wake up today and tell yourself “man, I sure am in the mood for another top 5 licensed video game list”? Then you are in luck because I have a fresh list coming straight for your eyeballs. If not, then you got one anyway.
Superheroes dominate the movie screen, but they almost never star in big-budget games. Why?
Opinion piece from Pause Resume
"You’ve seen the movies, but why hasn’t Marvel brought their film universe across to video games? In particular: Captain America"
really enjoyed this game. but I got lost way too many times. I hope they make a sequel and add in some Winter Soldier action. That would kill
"We still set the story in the same region and time period as the movie, but we were free to tell our own story. We created the game-flow first and then Christos Gage came on-board and wove an awesome story into the existing flow, adding a roster of villains from the comic books." - Next Level Games
thanks for that note on the writer's strike. didn't realize they were affected too.