Featuring an original story line written exclusively for
Activision by comics' industry legend Larry Hama, and featuring
the voices of Mark Hamill and Patrick Stewart, X-Men: Wolverine's
Revenge lets players take on the role of Wolverine, everyone's
favourite X-Men tough guy. In the game, Wolverine faces a race
against time to find an antidote to the viral time bomb that's
just been discovered in his system. With only 48 hours to live,
Wolverine returns to the clandestine Department H facility deep
in the Canadian wilderness, to uncover the terrible secrets
behind the Weapon X laboratory and the experiments that turned
the mutant hero into a precision killing machine.
As with all mutants, Wolverine has unique abilities that set him
apart from the rest of humanity--deadly claws to defeat the
greatest of foes, animal-like super senses to assist in tracking
enemies, an enhanced mutant healing factor, unbreakable s to
withstand devastating as of punishment and superior strength
and reflexes for an added edge in combat. In X-Men: Wolverine's
Revenge players will have to master all of these skills in order
to defeat the sinister forces massing against them led by
arch-villains Juggernaut, Wendigo, Magneto and Sabertooth.
Luckily, players won't have to face the onslaught alone and can
expect occasional backup from fellow X-Men including Professor-X
and Beast.
.co.uk Review
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You've read the comic, you've seen the film--now be the mutant!
X-Men 2: Wolverine's Revenge puts you in the adamantium-spiked
shoes of the X-Mens meanest hero.
While comics are having a bit of renaissance in films lately,
with several decent versions of four-colour heroes making it to
the big screen, the only half-decent superhero game is still
Spider-Man. Wolverine's Revenge should change all that with what
promises to be a genuinely worthwhile game in its own right.
Tying in only loosely to the new X-men movie (
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Wolverine simulator which traces his life from his first
appearance as Weapon X in 1968 to a series of deadly battles in
the modern day against the likes of Lady Deathstrike and
Sabretooth.
As you'd expect, the emphasis of the action in the game is on
3-D combat and this works extremely well, with various combos to
unlock and the ability to fight multiple bad guys at once. More
interesting though is the way you can use Wolvie's animal senses
to follow scent particles in the air, hear distant sounds and
track an enemy's heat signature. This aspect of the game works
incredibly well and allows you to play the game as either an
all-out actioner or a more , stealth-based affair.
It's unusual to see a comic character portrayed so accurately in
a game, with all their powers intact, but Wolverine's Revenge
really pulls it off and combines it with some great gameplay and
cool graphics. --David Jenkins
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Manufacturer's Description
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X-Men: Wolverine's Revenge is the only action-adventure that
allows players to assume the role of Wolverine. After discovering
that a deadly X-Virus has been activated within Wolverine's body,
the player has 48 hours to acquire the antidote from the evil
organisation that not only gave them the disease, but also their
mutation.
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- Third-person action adventure game.
- Original storyline written by comic book writer Larry Hama.
- Play as Wolverine in a race against time for an antidote to a deadly viral infection.
- Face arch villains Juggernaut, Wendigo, Magneto, and Sabertooth.
- For 1 player.