• Use Bruce's brains and stealth or the incredible strength and rage of the Hulk.
• 30 massive levels with fully destructible and interactive environments.
• Intense boss battles against gamma-enhanced super villains like Flux, Rampage and Half Life.
• Over 25 devastating attacks, including super attacks like the Sonic Clap and Gamma Slam.
• Voice-over features members of the film cast, including Eric Bana.
• For 1 player.

Product Description ------------------- Hulk the game takes place one year after the events in Hulk the movie. Troubled scientist Bruce Banner and his enraged alter ego the Hulk are forced into battle against the terrifying forces of the Leader, who's intent on using the Hulk's gamma energy to unleash a relentless army of gamma creatures on the world. .co.uk Review ------------- If you're not content with just watching Hulk on the screen or reading about him in comics and want to be the big green beast--and if you like the punishment of super villainy to involve as much collateral damage as possible--then step right up for some true video gaming mayhem. Based loosely on the Ang Lee movie, Hulk the game casts you as the weedy Bruce Banner, who rather inconveniently turns into a giant green monster whenever he gets annoyed (good job he doesn't take the London Underground to work or he'd burst a blood vessel). Although the movie features only human bad guys the video game features a number of the Hulk's comic-book enemies, including big-headed bad guy the Leader. At first glimpse the game appears to be a fairly ordinary 3-D scrolling beat-'em-up, but it manages to spice things up via the fact that you actually spend a significant part of the game as Bruce Banner, sneaking around army labs and the like in a manner that would make Solid Snake proud. No doubt Hulk combat is what you're really interested in, and here the game doesn't disappoint, with lots of moves and the ability to destroy just about anything within reach, including walls and even the floor beneath you. Simplistic it may be, but it's good fun for those with a short attention span. --David Jenkins