PlayStation is an interesting brand. Though there have been plenty of platformers, puzzlers, mascots and, just, overall games appropriate for kids on the PlayStation platform, the console over the years -- particularly the PS3 (and now PS4) -- have a stigma of only being for "hardcore gamers.

Lego Marvel Superheroes is the best lego game to date. It provides the unique story delivered by a lego game yet. Its open world is a lot easier to get around than the open world featured in Lego Lord of the Rings.

The game is well worth it. It has the biggest roster, better refined gameplay than previous iterations including tighter character flight control. It's unmissable blend of puzzles and short action sequences combine to make a highly addictive game.

Lego Marvel Superheros is flat out awesome and the fact that you can play as characters like Deadpool, Elektra, Doctor Doom, and Magneto makes this game way better than Avengers, Avengers isn't that bad its just that Superheros is better and has a great overall gameplay.

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes offers an original storyline in which Nick Fury calls upon Iron Man, the Hulk, Thor, Spider-Man, Wolverine and other heroes spanning the Marvel Universe to save Earth from such threats as the vengeance of Loki and the hunger of Galactus, Devourer of the Worlds.

Excelsior!

Just about everyone likes escapism and to live in a fantasy world full of impossible possibilities. Unfortunately for most of us, we mere humans are not known for having super powers that let us fly, command thunder or leap tall sky scrapers in a single bound.

The most packed Lego game roster ever; Fun for all ages; Tons of replay value; It's Marvel teamed with Lego

Even lower difficulty curve then previous games may put off some

Tt Games does a great job with taking the Marvel universe and applying it to fun gameplay and big, somewhat sandbox-like, environments. There's plenty to do and discover with this LEGO entry. Fans of the series won't be disappointed.

Traveller's Tales are, at this point, a master of their art. Creating family friendly licensed games under the Lego brand, they have moved between some of the biggest entertainment licences seemingly without friction creating a gaming dynasty with the same lasting appeal as many of Nintendo's...

Limited only by story levels that grow tired towards the end, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes is nevertheless a wonderfully witty, fun romp with a huge cast of characters and an impressively large and varied open-world hub. TT Games has done it again.