Released: X-Men Origins: Wolverine Video Game
The
game allows players to harness Wolverine's brute strength, regenerative
mutant abilities, and indestructible adamantium claws as they battle
powerful forces and uncover the mysteries behind his origin. Activision
Publishing and character-based entertainment company Marvel have
released the game on worldwide retail stores.
Developed by Raven Studios, the game is inspired by the feature film
X-Men Origins: Wolverine from Twentieth Century Fox, released in
theaters May 1. The video game also features the voices of some of the
film's leading men: Hugh Jackman (Wolverine), Liev Schreiber (Sabretooth),
and will.i.am (John Wraith).
"X-Men
Origins: Wolverine features the most authentic Wolverine experience ever
in a video game," said Rob Kostich, vice president of global brand
management, Activision Publishing. "The game captures the uncaged nature
of Wolverine and allows players to uncover an incredible storyline that
will appeal to comic book and gaming enthusiasts, as well as fans of the
action-packed feature film."
X-Men
Origins: Wolverine is an epic action-adventure game featuring a
true-to-character Wolverine gameplay experience that takes gamers
through and beyond the movie's storyline. Set in a variety of vivid
real-world locales, the title challenges players to hone their animal
instinct as they uncover hidden dangers, hunt and defeat enemies, and
take on seemingly insurmountable situations while discovering the truth
about Wolverine's tragic past.
With
razor-sharp adamantium claws unsheathed, the future X-Man enacts
lightning-quick combat, evasive maneuvers, in-depth combo attacks, and
an array of brutal finishing moves. Wolverine doesn't just deliver
massive damage, either – he also takes it, thanks to his mutant
regenerative power that heals him in real time right before the player's
eyes.
X-Men
Origins: Wolverine Uncaged Edition is available on Xbox 360, PlayStation
3, and Games for Windows. Also available now are more versions of the
X-Men Origins: Wolverine video game, developed by Amaze and rated "T"
(for Teen) by the ESRB, on PlayStation 2, PSP, and Wii home video game
system, and E10+ on the Nintendo DS.
Photo courtesy: Activision Publishing
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