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Binding: CD-ROM Brand: ACTIVISION EAN: 0047875329591 ESRB Age Rating: Teen Format: CD-ROM Label: Activision Manufacturer: Activision Model: 47875329591 MPN: PCSACT32959 Platform: Windows XP, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me Publisher: Activision Release Date: September 20, 2005 Studio: Activision Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: Sequel to best-selling X-Men Game / The X-Men and the hated Brotherhood ally in a fight to reclaim Earth from Apocalypse's grasp IIntense online and offline multiplayer action Average Rating:
 Rating: - Lot's of characterHas lot's of character to choose from and can switch at any time at x-light mark and portal to station, play as 4 character, lots of voices maybe more and less reading sometimes though some villain might say something unpleasent so skit through it,... For more fun game play, I think this game should not called on clothing and armor and having to pick=up chains to buy stuff and character power upgrade... because they are super human so clothing and armor are should just be for appearance, if they ... Read More Rating: - short gamei played this game for about 20 mins a day and i passed it in three weeks so its not a long game, also it is very childish-i mean it like for little kids Rating: - fun gameI gave it to my husband and he doesn't seem to get tired of it Rating:  - Fun if you can play it, but buggy.First off, if you get the Alchemy error when you start up the computer, just ignore it, it'll hassle you every time you start the game, but seems like only that first time. You may also get screw video resolution which makes the game unplayable, yuck. This is even if you meet/exceed all the requirements. Assuming you can play it, it's a very nice semi-Diablo clone. The enemies are great, though the Sentinals are handled really poorly in my opinion with the stupid timed level. All ... Read More Rating:  - Very goodThe in game cinema's are of incredible quality, the interaction between characters follows their personality well (having Sabertooth and Wolverine in the same party will lead to some friction, where Gambit and Rogue will look after each other it they get hurt, etc) I haven't read most of the comics, and I know there are continuity "errors", but that will happen with so many authors of so many comics. This is worth a try by any fan of X-Men!!! Biggest bonus, getting to fight ... Read More |
