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The third-person action game X-Men Origins: Wolverine follows the events of the film and expands upon them. It recounts Wolverine's past and reveals how he ended up with an adamantium skeleton and regenerative abilities. The gameplay centers on combat and features an in-depth combo system, complete with finishing moves. Anger is a primary personality trait Wolverine is known for and this is recreated in the game when he enters a berserker rage. While in this state, Wolverine has access to powerful attacks that multiple his impact in melee combat.
Let me start out by saying that X-Men Origins: Wolverine is one of the best superhero games I have ever played. With innovative levels, great graphics, mostly the original voice cast, and an amazing superhero, the game has a lot going for it. However, the main attraction of this game isn't the graphics of soundtrack, but the ability, heck, honor, to play as Logan A.K.A Wolverine. No superhero is badder, meaner, or as violent as Wolverine, and the game reflects that. The badness is reflected by the countless enemies you mow down every single level, despite the fact there are hundreds of them, and they have high tech weaponry. The meanness is reflected by his merciless killing, and no bloody, dismembered, body is spared from being cut to pieces in front of our eyes. The violence is reflected by all the dismemberment and the blood, it is rated M for a reason. The gameplay is great, and, unlike a lot of games today, it is actually fun, not just difficult. For children, this game is probably a pass, due to all the blood and guts, but for older players, this game is a must-have. This game is worth pretty much any price, but if you can get it under $29.99, you got a steal. I highly recomend it.Read full review
This was a great game to play. It is one of the only games I have seen recently that has really taken advantage of the PS3's capabilities. The game involves not only action through fighting, but puzzle solving as well. The mini movies as you go through the game are great and can also be watched again from the main menu. You can unlock bonus costumes of different wolverines too. (Which adds a nice touch especially when playing the game over or replaying a section.) The only thing to mention which I feel is just how games really are now a days, is that the game was beat quickly. With the difficultly levels and the costumes; going back through the game is still fun. Overall this is a great game for the husband or boyfriend to relive their childhood love of the character Wolverine and the X-men comics in general!Read full review
This is an amazing game and on the PS3, the detail and graphics are simply breathtaking. With a good story line and great action. However it can be A little repetitive. But it is expected in a game of this type (level based fighting) I highly recomend !!!!! on another note, it is a little graphic for anyone under 14. May not be a good choice for you unless you let your kids play mature rated titles. With the popularity of the Wolverine movie it would be hard to deny any one any age to play this. The violence is no worse then any other violent games out there. A great character and a great game I rate this product excellent
I just recently purchased this game a few weeks ago and it’s the only game I play now. This game loosely follows the latest X-Men Wolverine Origin movie. The first thing that grabbed my attention was the game play. It’s fast paced and full of surprises. Some of the more complex moves will take time to master but they’re worth the effort. The cinematic cuts and storyline are impressive. On occasion, your character will have flash backs filling in the back story requiring you to play during that period. Wolverine is such a complex character, every bit if information will enrich the game play. I’m not sure how far along I am in the game but I keep going back for more. If you love Wolverine, this is the game for you.
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