Since Flash is dead, you must use a Flash emulator (like Ruffle) or visit archival sites (like the Wayback Machine) to play these. They are very short, simple platformers meant for children.
If you can only play one, on Xbox 360/PS3 is the definitive title—it captures the show’s tone, introduces Ultimate forms in real-time combat, and features the original voice cast. For handheld players, the DS version is a solid alternative.
The video game franchise represents a pivotal era for the Cartoon Network series, introducing the "Ultimate" evolution mechanic that redefined Ben Tennyson's combat capabilities. Released primarily between 2010 and 2012, these games allowed players to wield the Ultimatrix to transform into hyper-evolved alien forms with enhanced powers. 1. Major Console Titles ben ultimate alien games
May 2011 Platforms: Nintendo DS, DSiWare (digital download) Developer: Griptonite Games Publisher: D3 Publisher
2011 Platforms: iOS (iPhone/iPod Touch), Android (limited), Java (feature phones) Developer: Chillingo (iOS) Publisher: Turner Broadcasting Since Flash is dead, you must use a
October 2010 Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PlayStation Portable (PSP), Nintendo DS Developer: Papaya Studio (HD versions), Griptonite Games (DS) Publisher: D3 Publisher
It is a turn-based fighting game, similar to Pokémon but real-time. You pick an alien, and you fight in a gladiator-style arena. For handheld players, the DS version is a solid alternative
Ben Ultimate Alien Games typically feature:
Ben can evolve favorites like Humungousaur, Swampfire, and Big Chill into their "Ultimate" versions for massive damage during boss fights.
While not standalone Ultimate Alien games, these titles included content from the series: