This game is worth pretty much any price, but if you can get it under $29.99, you got a steal. 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. Whenever he gets shot (a common occurrence in this game), the bullet holes appear throughout hit body when he gets stabbed, you see the cut(s) and when he takes heavy damage you can actually see sections of his metallic skeleton, like his skull or rib cage. The gameplay is great, and, unlike a lot of games today, it is actually fun, not just difficult. Another noticeable aspect of Logan (that’s Wolverine for those who aren’t terribly X-Men savvy) is the way he takes damage.

The violence is reflected by all the dismemberment and the blood, it is rated M for a reason. 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. While X-Men Origins: Wolverine isnt exactly a graphical powerhouse, Logans regenerative skills do lead to one neat visual trick that youll likely spend a lot of time ogling. 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. No superhero is badder, meaner, or as violent as Wolverine, and the game reflects that.

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. With innovative levels, great graphics, mostly the original voice cast, and an amazing superhero, the game has a lot going for it. Let me start out by saying that X-Men Origins: Wolverine is one of the best superhero games I have ever played.

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