The Incredible Hulk: The Pantheon Saga

The Incredible Hulk is a fairly ho-hum game that could have been better. I really wish they would have incorporated human to Hulk morphing because this is really what the Hulk is based on. I think what you will find is this game wears thin fairly quick and unless you are a huge fan of the Hulk, I suggest renting it first to see if this green machine is for you. For the rest of the world that has no interest in comics but just want a good game, this will probably be a disappointment.

It isn't as bad as most Acclaim games of the same formula, and is best thought of as part of Eidos' old ways. Look forward to Tomb Raider 2 and leave Incredible Hulk behind.

The Incredible Hulk sucks, plain and simple. Do not buy it unless held at knife-point.

Taskig grafik, monoton musik och en förlegad spelidé gör det här til ett riktigt sömnpiller. Eftersom jag känner mig på mitt allra bästa humör sk jag ge spelet en tvåa.

Ironically, Eidos (publisher of The Incredible Hulk) also released Tomb Raider, which helped redefine platform and adventure titles to such a lofty point that games like this are now unacceptable. Even before Tomb Raider, however, games with similar shortcomings have had at least one redeeming quality. Sadly though, there is no salvation for The Incredible Hulk - its dreadful mix of low-quality graphics, sound, and gameplay will leave players green with disgust.

Actually all of the graphics in this game look pixelated and indistinguishable to the point where you feel the need to divert your eyes. The sound effects are muffled, and the background music consists of loud grinding guitars that only add to the agony. As you wander around the monotonous 3D areas, you'll battle weak robots, solve inane lever puzzles, and take cheap hits from every direction. Every level is chock full of traps and unavoidable projectiles that only succeed in making the Hulk's life a living hell. After just a few minutes of playing this game, even I was enraged.