Justice League Heroes
From Eidos Interactive
In Justice League: Heroes, Brainiac and his villain cronies have developed a master plan to conquer the world and eliminate the Justice League forever. Using the extraordinary super powers and expert fighting techniques of the Justice League, players must save humanity from Brainiac's destruction -- and the even darker forces that are lurking behind the scenes. Unite Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, The Flash, Wonder Woman and other extraordinary characters to form the most powerful force
- Amazon Sales Rank: #2759 in Video Games
- Brand: Eidos
- Model: 50026
- Released on: 2006-11-28
- ESRB Rating: Teen
- Platform: Sony PSP
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.00" h x 4.25" w x 7.25" l, .22 pounds
Really good--A DC fan's dream game...
This game came out against Marvel's "Ultimate Alliance", and I heard it wasn't as good. I now have both games, and while it's not the same animal as M:UA, it's a great game in it's own way. As others have noted, it's probably closer to the X-Men: Legends games. But historically, games featuring Batman and Superman have really sucked. This is probably the best game featuring the DC Characters EVER: Bats, Supes, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, John Stewart Green Lantern (Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner GL's also unlockable), Flash, and Zatanna (who quickly became my favorite) are the main playable characters. Green Arrow and others are able to be bought as you play through the game. This may the game's weakest point, that you only get to play with 2 characters at once, and only have character selection at certain points in the game.
The game's other strong points: graphics (the cut scenes look weird at first but actually get even more awesome as you progress), sound, music, characterization and story (by comic/JLA cartoon writer Dwayne McDuffie) are also almost perfect. The game also has replay value--as you progress you power up your characters more and more, and can replay through the game with your powers on a different skill level.
In short, JL:H has been overshadowed by other games, but is highly Recommended.
Justice League Heroes
While it's no Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, Justice League Heroes does offer up the chance to play as the best that the DCU has to offer. The graphics are good as is the rock-em sock-em simplistic approach to gameplay. The only real downside is the lack of characters to choose from and the lack of a whole lot of wardrobe changes. All in all, though, a good game for anybody who likes Action/Adventure games.
Its actually pretty good.
I didn't like this game at first, but once i got further into the game and developed my heroes more it became enjoyable. I liked the xmen legends series and this one is similiar. Superman and Green Lantern are probably the most fun to play with. I actually considered picking this up on ps2 just to play it on a bigger screen. If you like DC characters and the xmen legends style, give this one a try.
