The version we played had only one level, so it's hard to say how this will look when complete.
There have been a couple of similar-looking games for the PlayStation before-Hulk looks remarkably like Interplay's Loaded-but so far nobody's done a 3D maze platform game with beat-'em-up elements, so at least it's a first. And now, thanks to the good folks at Eidos, you get to play the game too. Anyway, he's pretty strong and he likes to "smash" stuff-you get the picture. Marvel's greenest, and possibly meanest, superhero, is perhaps the strongest creature in the galaxy-with the exception of Juggernaut and maybe The Thing. And the fact that it's been made under the decades-old 'shit game, doesn't matter' business model doesn't make it even slightly less enraging in fact, that just makes it 10 times worse. The Incredible Hulk has no place expecting to be bought and played. Enemies get stuck in the side of buildings, and you'll spend the end of some missions jumping about like a blue-arsed fly trying to locate the one remaining Enclave swine. Civilians don't seem to notice the Hulk's activities. The game's bugs are pretty much the insult to an injury that's the game itself.Ĭars explode at the slightest touch, and their AI leads to hilarious situations where they turn around to speed in the other direction on seeing you, only to lightly brush a wall and detonate. Textures fail to improve at higher resolutions, and the game's engine has a shocking draw-distance - the sudden appearance of trees and buildings is embarrassing. Using the mouse just doesn't feel right, so the Hulk is only really controllable with a 360 pad. You pull off moves with combinations of the middle and right mouse buttons, while also having to move the unwieldy camera. This is an open-world game that might be serviceable if it wasn't so bland, featureless and ugly. You run around the city of New York, fighting against either the army or The Enclave - a totally generic, group of high-tech terrorists that have popped up in the comics every now and again. The story, as with most licensed titles, loosely follows the plot of the film, shoe-horning an extra faction to justify the gamut of repetitive "find this, punch that" scenarios that makes up most of the game. This is an ancient-looking, repetitive and buggy turd.
The incredible hulk 2003 full#
This is an unashamed rip-off, charging full whack for a thinly souped-up PlayStation 2 version of the game, where the higher-resolution mode only leaves the graphics looking more embarrassed and naked.
The incredible hulk 2003 movie#
We Don't Expect the highest quality from a game labouring under the twin burdens of console port and movie cash-in, but so soon after the porting excellence of Devil May Cry 4, The Incredible Hulk brings everyone crashing back down to Earth. The Incredible Hulk's just what it's billed to be-a solid game that's gonna please fans of the big guy as well as gamers just looking for a good time. A little more variety would've been nice, but they do the trick. Jazzy tunes serve as a backdrop for standard sound effects and some nice growls and grunts from the Hulk. Solid background graphics and some interesting cut scenes round out the game's comic book look. Good- sized, well-animated, colorful sprites really capture the Hulk and his famous foes. One of the best parts of this game is how it looks.
Although the button presses for the moves are straightforward, pulling them off in the heat of combat isn't as precise as it should be. The moves for each of Hulk's incarnations include runs, jumps, punches, grabs, throws, and some special moves for Super Hulk and Hulk-Out. Even on the Easy setting, the game's probably a little too tough for most beginners. The Hulk takes a pretty brutal beating from the Leader's crew, but there are various power-ups, like energy - restoring capsules, that help him out. When your energy drops to 40 percent, you fade from Super-Hulk to Hulk, and so on. You gauge what state you're in by the energy bar on top of the screen. The more beefed up the Hulk, the deadlier his repertoire of moves.
0 kommentar(er)
