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Villains

The list of villains includes Havok (comics), who normally is a hero on the X-Men and recently Uncanny Avengers. I haven't seen him in the game and I don't see any proof he is a bad guy. The villain list may be incomplete, some bad guys are rare.Frmorrison (talk) 19:35, 14 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Browser based?

Can anybody clear up where that information came from? Thanks. 24.42.224.102 (talk) 15:58, 30 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Perhaps someone was thinking of the browser-based game on Facebook called Marvel: Avengers Alliance that came out in 2012. This game has always been a normal Windows game.Frmorrison (talk) 14:44, 6 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Voice Cast

The game's credits are now public, and the voice cast is as follows:

April Stewart - Jean Grey, Psylocke
Brian Bloom - Captain America, Daredevil
Chris Cox - Colossus, Hawkeye
Christopher Daniel Barnes - Symbiote Spider-Man
Danielle Nicolet - Storm, Ms. Marvel
Dave Boat - Thing, The Hood, Shocker
Drake Bell - Spider-Man
Fred Tatasciore - Hulk, Juggernaut, Blob, Mandarin, Beast
James C. Mathis III - Black Panther, War Machine, Luke Cage
James M. Connor - Cable, William Stryker
Julianne Buescher - Black Widow
Kari Wahlgren - Emma Frost, Boom Boom, Clea
Kate Higgins - Scarlet Witch, Jocosta
Logan Miller - Nova
Marc Worden - Iron Man, Punisher
Matthew Yang King - Human Torch
Nolan North - Deadpool, Pirate Deadpool, Tombstone
Rick D. Wasserman - Thor, Bullseye, Cloak, Wizard
Scott Porter - Cyclops
Steve Blum - Wolverine, Rocket Raccoon, Mr. Sinister, Taskmaster, Sauron
Tara Strong - Squirrel Girl, Moira MacTaggert, Dagger
James Arnold Taylor - Magneto
Jim Cummings - Kingpin
Kat Cressida - Elektra
Lex Lang - Dr. Doom
Andrew Kishino - Living Lazer
Ben Diskin - Rhino
Crispin Freeman - Pyro, Gorgon, Ka-Zar
Dave Wittenberg - Toad, Vision
Liam O'Brien - Electro, Nightcrawler, Havok
Minae Noji - Lady Deathstrike
Neil Kaplan - Sabretooth, Venom
Nick Jameson - MODOK, Dr. Strange
Robin Atkin Downes - Grim Reaper
Roger Rose - Mole Man
Tom Kenny - Dr. Octopus, Morph
Tasia Valenza - Madam Hydra
Travis Willingham - Green Goblin
Brett Pels - Pepper Potts, Sersi
Carlos Alazraqui - Forge
Cynthia McWilliams - Misty Knight
Rick Pasqualone - Madrox, Gambit
Vic Mignogna - Watcher
Cat Taber - Shanna, Rogue
Clark Gregg - Agent Coulson
Emerson Brooks - Bishop
Enn Reitel - Jarvis
James Sie - Jimmy Woo
Jim Ward - Professor Xavier
JP Karliak - Iron Fist
Kari Wuhrer - Maria Hill
Keith David - Nick Fury
Mary Elizabeth McGlynn - Jessica Jones, Moondragon
Mary Faber - Jean DeWolff, She-Hulk
Michael Beattie - Northstar
Michelle Arthur - Valkyrie
Richard Epcar - Madison Jeffries
Phil Buckman - Ghost
Stan Lee - Agent Lee
Tim Blaney - Ben Urich
Wally Winger - Hank Pym, Mr. Fantastic, Ikarus

But since the addition of "unsourced" (read: sourced using YouTube) videos is traditionally frowned upon, particularly by anons, would someone be willing to make note of these on the appropriate character and actor articles in my stead? (Or, at the very least, confirm whether a video of the in-game credits is sufficient sourcing?) -- 69.14.66.237 (talk) 02:56, 8 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]

See Wikipedia:GAMEGUIDE, generally speaking, a list of the actors providing voices for video game characters is not appropriate for this article. If those actors have a Wikipedia page, I think you could mention their voice work for this game and source the YouTube video, assuming it came from one of the official channels of Marvel, may be acceptable as primary source if their authenticity can be confirmed, or as a secondary source if they can be trace to a reliable publisher. The worry is the video could be changed or it is copyrighted material that should not be uploaded.Frmorrison (talk) 19:35, 14 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]

That's what I'm saying. I'm not looking to make a list on this page; I'm looking to add all the actors to the character pages, and all the character credits to the actor pages, but I needed help finding a citation that wasn't just video of the credits on YouTube. -- 69.14.66.237 (talk) 03:12, 15 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Article Split

I'm fairly sure Marvel Universe Online and Marvel Heroes are completely different games - MVO eventually became Champions Online, a full 3D downloadable game. Marvel Heroes is a browser-based Diablo game. I think these need two separate pages. 94.173.115.170 (talk) 18:42, 21 July 2013 (UTC)[reply]