Marvel MaXimum Collection

Games Freezer: 6.5 / 10 by Britt Roberts

In closing, X-Men and Captain America and The Avengers are simple, fun games that are an absolute blast in multiplayer, and have many quotable moments that celebrate that era of arcade gaming, but are followed up in this collection by games that are either bland or flat out frustrating to play, combine this with a very sparse archival section and it adds up to a mixed experience to say the least.

SmashPad: 4 / 5

At the end of the day, I do think Marvel Maximum Collection is worth your money, but you should know the only truly great title in here is the X-Men arcade game. If you’re okay with that–with the rest of the titles being mid–and with the addition features feeling barebones, then throw down the cash. If you expected more, then wait for a sale.

MKAU Gaming: 8 / 10 by Sammy Hanson

Playing these games again will bring back childhood memories for longtime fans and allow newcomers to experience a bit of nostalgia. Marvel MaXimum Collection is the opportunity for True Believers to own some pieces of Marvel gaming history. In the words of the late great Stan Lee, “Excelsior!”