What is your First Video Game Based on a Superhero?/Cuál es tu Primer Videojuego Basado de un Superhéroe?

[GuyZero32k4]

My very first...

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Me too. My cousin had it. Play it for a few minutes back then thinking " This is dumb, doesn't even look like Superman...." I wasn't having fun, turned it off to go play outside.
It would be years later that I finally saw a super hero game that blew my little mind, and it was Superman no less...

Through the years, I'd rent super hero games. I was happy to see comics getting attention and seeing the characters and systems evolve through the years, was quite a sight. Though I never bought a super hero game of my own till this one, because he's my favorite comic character:

 

[RageBurner]

This one was my first too, my cousin had it and we played it a lot. The intro music still gives me the chills.

Same. Hard as nails, too, this one. Only the Sega Master System version is even harder.

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

Onslaught used to scare the shit out of me tho lol

Without a doubt one of the most difficult and unfair bosses in MvC that I have faced even if I beat him 2 times against him at least even if it took me several attempts.

 

[Flamebeard]

This one was mine.

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

It was probably Marvel: Ultimate Alliance on the PS2, I barely remember much outside of Doctor Doom being Doctor Doom cause I was a child who saw Spider-Man and went Spidey is very cool.

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I also played that Marvel game on the PS2, WII, and PSP versions .

 

[Rox00]

I also played that Marvel game on the PS2, WII, and PSP versions .

How were the Wii and PSP versions? I hope they were just as good as the PS2 version from what I remember somewhat on it.

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

How were the Wii and PSP versions? I hope they were just as good as the PS2 version from what I remember somewhat on it.

The difference is that the Wii version has motion controls and runs at 30 FPS to reduce instability because the PS2 version had about 45 FPS but they were not stable when there were many elements on the screen and the PSP version has online support (Currently Inoperative) and to avoid instability when there are many elements on the screen or in online or ad-hoc mode and avoid technical problems it had to be limited to 20 FPS to maintain stability in the game but it is possible to improve frame rate in the PSP version via cheats in the PPSSPP Emulator (30, 45 or 60FPS but this requires overclocking up to 333 MHZ or more for it to be stable).

 

[iamthemilkman]

Either Batman: The Video Game or Arkham Asylum.

 

[Rox00]

The difference is that the Wii version has motion controls and runs at 30 FPS to reduce instability because the PS2 version had about 45 FPS but they were not stable when there were many elements on the screen and the PSP version has online support (Currently Inoperative) and to avoid instability when there are many elements on the screen or in online or ad-hoc mode and avoid technical problems it had to be limited to 20 FPS to maintain stability in the game but it is possible to improve frame rate in the PSP version via cheats in the PPSSPP Emulator (30, 45 or 60FPS but this requires overclocking up to 333 MHZ or more for it to be stable).

I never realized the differences were that big my goodness. I forgot about how these ports during this period of gaming really made sure the ports all stood out on their own, kinda crazy to believe looking back lol.

 

[Redwall Muzyczka Redwall Muzyczka Redwall Muzyczka's icon]

Faiiiirly sure it was Batman on NES (a bootleg copy of).

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

Faiiiirly sure it was Batman on NES (a bootleg copy of).

Possibly Batman & Flash from an existing game like Monster in my Pocket.