Others say...

"Fun marvel game"
Fun game that takes practically no time to get the hang of playing. Even though there are some combos, specials, and other things you can use....at time just spamming the same button can be fun too! It's an excellent "casual game" to play in one or two hours slots. A hardcore gamer may find this game a little lacking or "over too quick". I wouldn't say it's worth the large pricetag, but I at least got 50 hours out of the game.

"A great sidekick to have with this Game"
As with all strategy guides by Brady Games, this book proved quite useful, especially in finding the collectibles and simulator discs.. the only thing I still don't know is how to get the fourth costume of Silver Surfer once he's unlocked cuz I don't have a simulator mission appear like Black Panther & Daredevil when they were unlocked. Anyway, great guide to a great game.

"Awesome guide to awesome game"
Ultimate Alliance is a big game with a lot of variables in fighting styles. The guide was very helpful in weighing the pros, cons and special features of each character. As is typical, the guide does a very thorough job walking you through the game and revealing things you might naturally overlook. My only criticism is that it did not make clear that some charcters could only be unlocked in certain systems (i.e X-Box vs PS2 vs X-Box 360). Otherwise, a good - even for a casual player like myslef.

"Got the job done!"
With this book I was able to locate all the "extras" and find my way past those areas that would have been sure to get me lost. I like how it was not for any specific system. I highly reccommend it because I like hard games but I hate when I get stumped or the game loses the fun value because you aren't sure what to do. With this book however I beat the game on Normal (with the book) and then started my team again on hard without the book.
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"Excellent Comprehensive Guide"
I've bought some Prima guides over the years, and sometimes feel like I was kinda ripped off. Not so with this one.

The walkthrough is appropriately comprehensive and detailed, as should be expected. The playing tips actually exceed my expectations, though. For example, the writeups on each hero don't simply rank their powers on how much damage they do or how efficient they are, but also on how simple or complicated they are to use! This is very useful, especially for older, clumsier gamers like me. If Power A is "by the numbers" better than Power B, but requires some complex button manipulation to execute properly in the heat of battle, it's not that good for me. Nice to see a book that recognizes this principle. It reads like the authors really played the game a lot, and aren't just regurgitating design documentation or something.

I'm about 3/5 through the game, and there don't seem to be any major changes to the game that make the guide book "outdated" by late code changes. I've run into a couple here and there, but they're all minor things, nothing that really seems to impact gameplay.