Lego: Marvel Super Heroes: Universe in Peril

Lego: Marvel Super Heroes: Universe in Peril Rom shrinks the Marvel sprawl into a brisk handheld caper on Nintendo 3DS quick bursts, tight arenas, zero fluff. I bounce between heroes for the right tool at the right moment: Iron Man hovering to ping a distant switch, Spider-Man snagging a sneaky grip point, Hulk bulldozing debris, Wolverine shrugging off hits to keep the combo alive. You dip in for a five-minute stage, snag a minikit, then realize there’s another route you missed; replay doesn’t feel like a chore, more like tidy puzzle-hunting with a wink of LEGO humor. They keep the pacing sharp—snappy combat, readable visuals, clean feedback—so even on a small screen the action stays clear and chunky in a good way. You’ll chase studs, tokens, gold bricks, and that little dopamine pop when a secret corridor clicks. Own the original and stay within local rules if you’re using an emulator; preservation is cool, piracy isn’t. For bite-size commutes or a lazy evening 100% sweep, this one simply works.