Thanks to Sttnw we know that “at one point, the Wii version of Activision’s Marvel: Ultimate Alliance (developed by Vicarious Visions) was going to feature Link and Samus Aran. However, the deal between the two companies fell through and the characters were cut from the final release”.
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The deal fell through because someone at Activision thought that it’d be a good idea to show Nintendo the characters in the PS2 version of the game.
http://sttnw.blogspot.com/2007/11/nintendo-characters-in-marvel-ultimate.html
lol why would they do that? its stupid
Possibly because the Wii version was the last version to be completed, so they dropped them into a more complete version.
You can see some higher quality images/animations at Jason Harlow’s ( http://www.spacejase.com/ ) and Casey Richardson’s ( http://www.caseyrichardson.com/Animations.htm ) individual sites.
I cant find the Marvel: UA nintendo characters on those sites, maybe they were removed? Anyway Stevesesy has found some videos of them on YT, i think that they came from those sites: http://forum.unseen64.net/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=300&p=2579
Looks like both artists removed all related Link and Samus content once someone from GoNintendo nicked the information and it wound up on Kotaku’s front page.