X-Men Origins: Wolverine - PS3 Game (Retro Fam)

to much info required, game given as gift that was requested i do not know anything about it, because it was requested i orderd it

A solid action/adventure title with a nice story thrown in. Smooth combos and furious fighting make you truly feel like wolverine, also seeing chunks missing out of you when damaged helps. So pick it up and unleash your inner animal.

This is a game that is surprisingly good. It is probably one of the best movie-tie-in games ever made. But those games tend to trend to the abysmal. The game follows the plot of the movie in loose way but features characters and events not portrayed in the movie.PRO's:1) Extremely fun and engaging combat system.2) Wolverine's abilities seem accurately reflected in the game. The regeneration system works well. You can see him heal in front of your eyes. The claws damage most enemies as you might expect.3) RPG elements are fun. The upgrades work and you do become more powerful as you progress.4) Excellent voice-acting and plot.CON's:1) Some repetitive boss fights. It gets pretty tiresome jumping on big dudes' backs and stabbing them in the hump.2) Incredibly frustrating timed platforming with controls that are subpar for platforming. (For example in good 3d platformers such as Assassin's Creed 2, or Prince of Persia, trying to jump off a platform and mistiming the jump results in your walking to the edge and stopping, or catching yourself. In this game you just walk off the edge. Also, most platforming in this game seems to require double jumps, which is tuned overly tightly, making it very difficult to execute.) Overall the platforming seemed nonsensical. Wolverine can leap 30 yards to stab an enemy, but without that enemy his range seems to be 5 yards.3) Some poorly spaced checkpoints which force you to repeat long tedious sections in even of failure. Although for the most pa.

i love the game play in this game , its one of the better games that have a marvel comic character in it

Marvel games are the best