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Review Scores

VGChartz Score
8.1
                         

Ratings

   

Developer

Radical Entertainment

Genre

Action

Other Versions

PS3, PSN, X360

Release Dates

06/09/09 Activision
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06/12/09 Activision

Community Stats

Owners: 43
Favorite: 2
Tracked: 0
Wishlist: 0
Now Playing: 3
 
7.3

Avg Community Rating:

 

Hulk SMASH!

29th Jun 2009 | 1,850 views 


adventurene

User Score
5.5
                         

Presentation - 6.0
Gameplay - 7.5
Value - 4.5
Definitely reminds me alot of Hulk: Ultimate Destruction. OK story and good graphics, although a bit repetitious.

From the start the game opened as the typical button smasher would.  You have all the powers unlocked and you can kick major booty.  Of course we soon realize that the main character is going to lose those abilities and start from scratch real soon. 

Starting from scratch isn't so bad, though and the controls, although a bit clunky with a mouse or a laptop touchpad have a pretty shallow learning curve and soon you'll be smacking around the military like it owes you $20.

I am currently playing on normal difficulty and the game has yet to really challenge me.  Being that I have played a few MMOs in my time, the XP...I'm sorry EP grindage is pretty light.  If you move around enough and find a modest amount of the hidden goodies you'll unlock most of the powers you'll need through the game. 

This is a good game to just bust out when you have 30 minutes or so to kill and want to get out some frustrations as the GTA style open world presents you with a good opportunity to basically smash the crap out of stuff without too many consequences.  So long as you save regularly, there isn't much of a chance that you can screw things up too bad.

I do have one major gripe with the game, especially as I play it on a laptop.  The camera seems to really dislike being where it should be and makes the game about 50% harder than it needs to be.  There were quite a few times that I just didn't get why the camera was pointing where it was and sabotages your controls when it isn't in the correct place.

I haven't finished the game yet, but so far the story is pretty standard.  You were wronged by the military that messed up and blah blah blah blah...  I know I shouldn't expect Hemmingway from an action game, but I should at least get some semblance of a good story. 

All in all, if you come across it cheap, pick it up, otherwise wait for something more developed.


Legacy Sales History

Opinion (5)

haxxiy posted 23/08/2009, 07:49
Loving it, mind rapes the console versions. When you play with a gamepad, that is.
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Graves posted 14/07/2009, 06:47
I bet a majority of people played Prototype on the PC. They downloaded it off the internet, shared it with their friends, I'm sure its mega popular.
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Gearbox posted 13/07/2009, 01:35
every1 got it for the 360 or ps3. pc gaming is dieing down, weather some would like to admit it or not. aside for rts and mmo games tho
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DOLBYdigital posted 18/06/2009, 02:03
Wow I guess there aren't many PC gamers on this site ;)

If there are then I would highly suggest getting this game. It is truly a blast to romp around a fully realized city and wreak absolute havoc.

If I had to summarize this game I would say it is a mix of Incredible Hulk and GTA with tons of gore and twice as fast.

The gameplay is so wicked fun, fluid, and fast that I can just run and glide around the city for hours. Not many games are this much fun just running around the game world. Toss in some sweet powers and hard enemies and you have a great game!
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DOLBYdigital posted 18/01/2009, 11:48
Looking forward to this one mainly because I love romping all over sandbox worlds and wreaking havoc.

I like how the videos show very fast movement, scaling buildings, and then flying off of them... coming down with a crash... yeah this is right up my alley. Like Hulk but even faster!
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