The version released on PS3 and Xbox 360 is a blast, but the others (on the PSP, for example) are less-impressive.
Your experience of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 probably varied depending on how you played it. There’s also the GTA-esque rising response levels based on your actions, with ever-increasing firepower coming your way. Smashing buildings to rubble, throwing tanks, and fighting enemies in mech suits all give this an epic feel. Ron Perlman and Neal McDonough show up as Abomination and Banner respectively (McDonough voiced the character in the 90s’ animated series), adding a touch of gravitas to the dialogue. Sure, The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction might get a tad repetitive as you progress, but it makes such great use of the character, it’s hard to complain. Fancy getting out of town for a while? Go for it – there’s mile upon mile of sprawling desert to explore too! You get to run through thriving city streets, surf on buses, use cars as fists, and play a spot of impromptu baseball with nothing but a lamppost and an unassuming pedestrian. Bruce Banner, unlike in the 2003 Hulk game – it’s just big green action all the way. You’re not forced to play through painful stealth sections as Dr. Ultimate Destruction hit the market back in 2005, and was a huge step forward from previous Hulk games.
The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction The inclusion of Hulk villains – the Leader, Ravage, Half-Life – make this feel more epic and part of the Marvel universe than the movie did, too. You actually feel pretty monstrous and unstoppable as you’re tearing through hordes of enemies as the Hulk, and the challenge mode gives you reason to keep playing outside of the main campaign. The last thing you want when you come to an Incredible Hulk game is being told you have to sneak around and take enemies out without being noticed. Eric Bana (star of the movie) voiced the character, which may explain these sections, but they’re pretty unforgiving. Hulk isn’t actually a bad game at all, despite having its fair share of detractors – okay, so it might be repetitive and frustrating at times, but it’s well worth playing for fans.īy far, the most unpleasant parts of Hulk are the infuriating stages revolving around Dr.
This 2003 game was released to tie-in with the infamous Ang Lee movie. 2 The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction.
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