There was a time when we didn't need photorealism, 4K textures, or open-world quests to feel like superheroes. All that one needed was a rectangular controller, some patience, and that click of a NES ...

Back in the day, if a TV show or movie did well, there was a solid chance it got a video game tie-in. It made perfect sense: take all the action, excitement, and brand power that fans love and turn it ...