The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction preview:
Hulk enjoys the smashing, and so will fans of the comic according to our latest impressions of the title.
The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction preview:
But there's also a lot of free roaming to do, and with the powers available, it's fun stuff. Citizens flee from the green behemoth, and cops and military personnel are drawn to him like tentacles to hentai. The Hulk is fast, and can leap nearly any building. Structures which can't be leapt or destroyed can be climbed, and Banner's alter ego can even run up walls. Don't ask how; just enjoy it.
The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction preview:
My only worry is that developer Radical Entertainment's last title, GTA clone Simpsons: Hit & Run, didn't really survive beyond the novelty of the first few hours. But, even as the effects of the E3 demo wear off, that strikes me as the only barrier that Ultimate Destruction still needs to prove it can break through. If it does, it'll leave the last Hulk game looking rather comical by comparison.
The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction preview:
Hulk smash puny humans. And smash, and smash, and smash! Translation: Hands-on impressions with new screens and videos.
The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction preview: