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Good news for anyone with a 360, a demo will be released on Thursday.

There are only 1 to 2 side quests per level, and most are either find/protect/rescue something, while the rest are tied into the level objectives. The alternate endings are just explanations about how those side quests affected the future, nothing more. On average, you could beat the entire game in about 15 hours.

http://vip.marvelultimatealliance.com/site...ol/Deadpool.jpg Link to all four of Deadpool's costumes.

Both Cap and Deadpool are some of the strongest in the game if you level them up properly. For Cap, level up his Shield Throw skill, as well as his Shield Mastery skill that is attached to his first Costume. For Deadpool, level up Blade Cyclone, Battle Cry, Duel Shot, and Health Regen (Second and Third costume).

The Punisher isn’t in the game due to licensing issues. The same goes for the Hulk. Here’s the list of playable characters: On All Consoles Blade Captain America Deadpool Dr. Strange Elektra Ghost Rider Human Torch Iceman Invisible Woman Iron Man Luke Cage Ms. Marvel Mr. Fantastic Spider-Man Spider-Woman Storm The Thing Thor Wolverine Unlockable Characters Black Panther Daredevil Nick Fury Silver Surfer PSP Exclusives Black Widow Captain Marvel Hawkeye Ronin Next-Gen Exclusives Colossus Moon Knight

Just a heads up for anyone wanting to preorder a Wii. Tomorrow, Gamestop will start taking preorders.

Once inside the tunnels, head north to the Grocery store (look at your map) and exchange the motorcycle for the truck. Collect all the bombs on that side of the tunnel, then head over to the Paradise Plaza bathrooms and exchange the truck for the car. Pick up the rest of the bombs and head to the entrance of the tunnel. An easier way to do it is get the tunnel key at the beginning (it is in the warehouse inside the tunnels, at the dead end that looks like a T). With that, you can go to every bomb without having to deal with Carlito and the massive amounts of Zombies.

Another tip for Cletus is to hide behind the display cases (there are three of them I think). He reloads after about six shots, so either return fire, or if you have no guns with you, move the case closer to him and steal some guns (handguns are easy to steal, but if you’re quick enough, hop over the counter and steal a shotgun or sniper rifle).

They changed it. Now you have to do Case files to move along the story. The scoop missions (rescuing people) are optional. And there’s more than one mode. There’s Story Mode, which is timed and Mission based, and there’s Unlimited Mode and Survival Mode. In Unlimited Mode, there’s no time limit so you can do as you please. In Survival Mode, you have to survive as long as possible. You have to eat from time to time, as your health drains, and nothing respawns, so you have to be cautious and not waste anything.

It’s probably time exclusive, like it was on the PS2. Meaning the PS3 may not get it till after, say 6 months of it being released on the 360.

Oblivion is not an MMORPG.

To have BC, you need a hard drive and either 1) download the patch through X Box Live (Silver or Gold, Silver is free) 2) Go to Xbox.com and burn the patch to a disk, then load it or 3) email Xbox.com and they will send a disk to you via the mail. It’s all free; you just need the hard drive to store the patch.

That wasn’t from Nintendo. IGN made that mock up, showing you how they think it could be.

There's a B button on the back The lowercase a and b are used only when you turn the control sideways, like an old NES controller.

Listening to it right now; Sad Statue, BYOB, Violent Pornography, CIGARO, This Cocaine Makes Me Feel Like I'm On This Song, Radio/Video, and Old School Hollywood all kick ass. Definitely better then Steal This Album.

They stayed away from Reality Shows, because they’d have to spend an extra hour just naming all the failed reality shows from FOX.