| We have all played our share of bad super-hero | | | | game. This is the best Hulk game I've ever |
| games. Well, I want to start of by letting you | | | | played. It takes the best parts from last years |
| know that the Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction | | | | Hulk game, the Hulk, and just let loose. You start |
| is not one of those. In fact it is polished and | | | | off with some basic moves, but you can upgrade |
| incredibly fun. There will be a ton of comparisons | | | | them throughout the game. After a couple hours |
| to the Grand Theft Auto franchise, but it would | | | | you are pretty much the unstoppable force you |
| be more accurate to compare Ultimate | | | | would expect the Incredible Hulk to be. |
| Destruction to the recent Spiderman games. In | | | | The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction is at its |
| this free roaming action smash-em-up, you play | | | | best when your just doing your own thing |
| as the Incredible Hulk, and your job is to destroy | | | | between missions. You feel like you are controlling |
| pretty much everything (hence the name Ultimate | | | | the Hulk. You can jump over small buildings, and |
| Destruction). | | | | easily scale larger ones. You can swat helicopters |
| You are given free reign of various areas, these | | | | out of the sky. And you can smash up various |
| are not based upon any actual cities like | | | | vehicles to make shields or metal gloves that give |
| Spiderman 2 or GTA: San Andreas, but the areas | | | | you the extra power to smash those puny tanks |
| feel alive and real. Unfortunately the areas are a | | | | into scrap metal. To be honest, I never got tired |
| little more limited than what you get in GTA: San | | | | of seeing how far I could throw the terrified |
| Andreas or Spiderman 2. But to make up for it, | | | | civilians. |
| just about everything is completely destructible. In | | | | Speaking of the civilians, they act exactly as you |
| your battles with the Hulk-Busters, Police, and the | | | | would expect them to act when they see a giant |
| Military you can literally level the city. | | | | green dude fall from the sky and smash a building |
| Before I go too much into how much I love this | | | | to the ground; they run screaming in the opposite |
| game, I want to let you know about what's | | | | direction. You get a certain level of satisfaction |
| holding it back from reaching the ultimate heights | | | | being a one man wrecking ball, and bringing a city |
| of excellence. Too start off I would have liked to | | | | to its knees. The kind of satisfaction you just |
| see more super-villains, but instead your primary | | | | won't get from Spiderman 2 or any of the games |
| foes are the Hulk-Busters (for those not familiar | | | | in the GTA series. |
| with the story-arc from the 80's, their a task | | | | Now the missions, as I already said, are mostly |
| force that uses exo-skeletons so they can go toe | | | | destroy this or protect that. But the boss battles |
| to toe with big 'ol green but), the military, and the | | | | have that epic feel to them. I'm not going to give |
| Police. Also the missions can get a little repetitive. | | | | too much away, but going toe to toe with a giant |
| You mostly have you standard destroy this, | | | | Hulk-Buster was absolutely invigorating. It was also |
| protect that missions. But when it came down to | | | | one of those moments when there wasn't much |
| it, the world just didn't feel big enough by the end | | | | of a city left when you finally dispatch of the |
| of the game. | | | | monestrous mech. |
| Now as I previously stated; I really enjoyed this | | | | |