Critical Gamer writes: Captain America: Super Soldier has spread itself across nearly every platform (and in fact would have been on them all had the PC and PSP versions not been cancelled) and ties into the plot of the recent Captain America: The First Avenger movie, chronicling one of the clashes between the all-American hero and his Invader allies against the Red Skull’s Hydra Army.
The basic plot and the events that unfold in this 3DS outing and the bigger brothers on console are very similar. Captain America leads the charge on a Hydra base that was once an ancient castle belonging to Baron Zola, who isn’t too happy about the occupation of his home and actually sides with the allied forces as a result. From disabling AA guns to taking down Hydra officers, anyone who has played a console version of Super Soldier will feel significant deja vu early on.
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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"
