故事方面，劇情從超級反派「毀滅博士（Doctor Doom）」組織一個強大邪惡聯盟開始。這個聯盟由各種大反派組成，企圖使用來自阿斯嘉（Asgard）的神秘能量，進行能夠顛覆整個宇宙秩序的陰謀。為阻止這場災難，尼克·福瑞（Nick Fury）緊急召集地球最強的超級英雄，組成的「終極聯盟（Ultimate Alliance）」。將帶領鋼鐵人（Iron Man）、蜘蛛人（Spider-Man）、雷神索爾（Thor）、金剛狼（Wolverine）等英雄穿梭於各個關卡，包括神盾局航母（S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier）、地獄界、亞特蘭蒂斯、阿斯嘉以及外太空基地等，對抗一波波強大敵人，最終直面毀滅博士，決定宇宙命運的未來。

操作方面，加入大量體感操作元素。使用Wii遙控器和Nunchuk組合進行遊戲，基本攻擊以揮動遙控器、Nunchuk來觸發，例如揮動可以發動普通連擊或重擊，指向螢幕則用於施展技能或鎖定敵人。特殊技能則結合按鍵與揮動指令，例如雷神可以舉起控制器來召喚雷電，鋼鐵人則可以瞄準後發射能量炮，這使得戰鬥過程更加具有動態感與參與感。

遊戲系統採取四人小隊制，從36位可操作角色中自由挑選組隊，不同英雄間有特定的組合加成，例如組成「新復仇者」、「驚奇四超人」等經典隊伍時，隊伍會獲得額外能力提升。每位角色都有獨立升級系統，透過戰鬥累積經驗值升級，並自由分配技能點來強化特殊技能或提升屬性，依照自己喜好塑造個性化的超級英雄小隊。

市場評價方面，在發售時獲得整體偏正面的評價。評論普遍認為成功地呈現豐富的漫威世界，角色數量龐大，且動作流暢爽快。尤其在Wii版本中，由於體感操作使得戰鬥過程更具互動性，被不少玩家認為是增添樂趣的改良。關卡設計方面，每個場景都充滿細節，包含大量對漫畫迷的致敬元素，例如出現在場景背景的經典場面、彩蛋與角色對話，讓喜歡漫威作品的玩家能有強烈的沉浸感。

不過，也有部分批評指出，遊戲本身在戰鬥系統上略顯重複，敵人種類與攻擊模式偏向單調，長時間遊玩後可能感到疲乏。此外，在畫質上略遜於其他主機版本，且因為體感操作有時辨識不夠精確，某些技能施放時會感到操作不夠流暢，這對動作節奏要求較高的玩家來說可能稍嫌扣分。

總結來說，《漫畫英雄：終極聯盟》是集大成式的漫威超級英雄動作RPG，透過自由組隊、體感互動與龐大的世界觀，提供粉絲夢寐以求的「英雄集結」冒險體驗。即使在技術層面有些許瑕疵，但憑藉角色魅力與內容豐富度，在Wii平台上仍是極具代表性、值得一玩的超級英雄大作。

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance (Japanese title: マーベル アルティメット アライアンス) is an action role-playing game developed by Raven Software and published by Activision in 2006. The Wii version was released alongside the console at the end of 2006. Set in the Marvel Universe, the game brings together a huge roster of famous heroes and villains, allowing players to form their own dream team of superheroes and embark on an epic adventure spanning across the world, outer space, and even alternate dimensions.

The story begins with the supervillain Doctor Doom forming a powerful evil alliance made up of various notorious villains. Their plan involves harnessing mysterious energy from Asgard to execute a plot that could overthrow the order of the entire universe. To counter this crisis, Nick Fury urgently assembles Earth's mightiest heroes into the Ultimate Alliance. Players lead iconic characters like Iron Man, Spider-Man, Thor, and Wolverine through a variety of stages, including the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, the Underworld, Atlantis, Asgard, and outer space bases, battling wave after wave of enemies, and ultimately facing off against Doctor Doom to determine the fate of the universe.

In terms of gameplay, the Wii version incorporates extensive motion controls. Using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk combination, basic attacks are performed by swinging the controllers — for instance, swinging to execute normal combos or heavy attacks, and pointing at the screen to cast skills or lock onto enemies. Special abilities are activated by combining button inputs with motion gestures; for example, Thor can summon lightning by lifting the controller, and Iron Man can aim and fire his repulsor blasts. This dynamic interaction enhances the sense of immersion and engagement during battles.

The game uses a four-hero squad system, allowing players to freely assemble teams from 36 playable characters. Certain hero combinations, such as forming the "New Avengers" or the "Fantastic Four," grant team bonuses that boost abilities. Each character has an individual leveling system: experience points earned through combat can be used to level up, and skill points can be freely allocated to upgrade special abilities or enhance attributes, letting players customize their superhero team according to their preferences.

Upon release, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance received generally positive reviews. Critics praised the game for its rich depiction of the Marvel Universe, the large character roster, and the fast-paced, satisfying combat. The Wii version, in particular, was noted for its interactive motion controls, which many players felt added an extra layer of fun. Each stage was filled with details and Easter eggs paying homage to classic comic scenes, background cameos, and character interactions, providing a deeply immersive experience for Marvel fans.

However, there were some criticisms. The combat system was seen as somewhat repetitive, with enemy variety and attack patterns considered limited, leading to potential fatigue during extended play sessions. Additionally, the Wii version's graphics were slightly inferior compared to other platforms, and the motion controls sometimes suffered from imprecise recognition, making certain skill executions feel less smooth — something that could be frustrating for players who demanded tight action responsiveness.

In conclusion, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance is a grand showcase of Marvel’s superhero universe, offering a dream-come-true adventure experience through its team-building freedom, motion interaction, and massive world-building. Despite some technical flaws, the game's character appeal and content richness made it a standout and must-play superhero title on the Wii platform.