You know, I actually don't have TOO much experience with this game. I've beaten the first few missions of it. I actually think the Wolverine movie is pretty god awful. But man, this game is really cool. The character model they use looks exactly like Hugh Jackman. When he gets roughed up, you see it in the character model. He gets bloody, his shirt rips, and even gets chunks of his skin taken off. As expected, his wounds heal in realtime, and you can't help but watch it every time it happens. Wolverine has the awesome ability to lunge at enemies, which really makes you feel like the raging Canuck.


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I remember being SO excited for this game. Eventually, I became disappointed with a lot of it. The story missions are awful, the voice acting is horrible (minus the always amazing Bruce Campbell), and the character models and animation look really, really dated. However...the swinging. Man, that swinging. If it weren't for the swinging, Ultimate Spider-Man would be on this list. SM2 really makes you feel like Spider-Man, swinging through the streets with your own momentum. You can jump REALLY high by holding and releasing the jump button. You can long jump by doing running and charging up your jump. It all just feels really good, almost like a Tony Hawk game, how you can chain together your many acrobatic manuevers. Really awesome stuff.

Oh. Yeah the rest of the game is kind of terrible, but swinging around through the city has never been better.

Try to skip the beginning and just get to Bruce Campbell talking. Awesome stuff.

Yeaaaaah. Not much to really be said. Just a great mindless 2D brawler in the arcade and on the SNES. It's a shame what happened to its XBLA remake, but the originals can't be beat. Great soundtrack!

Many people may say that this game isn't as good as DuckTales...and perhaps I agree, but I think I sunk more time into this one. I think the multiplayer aspect helped, and the fact that this game was longer. Still, I don't think I've beaten it as many times as DuckTales...if that makes sense.

Just a fun game all around. It's not the longest game, but moving Uncle Scrooge around is a lot of fun. Finding all the treasures is rewarding, and again...that soundtrack! Capcom really knew what they were doing back then.

I actually do not know if this game has held up all that well, but I have really fond memories of it. It was really the first game I've ever played where you really felt like a Jedi. Kyle Katarn was awesome in this.

I've only played this recently...but man. What a trip. An emotion gut punch at times. Even if you're not a fan of zombies, check it out. It'll leave you on the edge of your seat!

This is "technically" the only game on here not available on a Nintendo system (Wolverine had a version on Wii I think, and Jedi Knight was on Gamecube), but it's so good, I couldn't not include it. I hope we see it hit the Wii U! Probably not going to happen, but here's hoping. It'd be perfect for the Wiimote.

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My namesake! When the GameCube was unveiled, this was the game I had to get. Nothing else mattered (well, besides Smash Bros.). Even though the controls feel WAY too tight in retrospect, I can't help but play this after watching one of the original movies. So nostalgic, and just so true to the source material in so many ways. I love the levels they throw in between the movies. Such a cool way to add gameplay where you wouldn't expect it.

Rebel Strike had this whole game in multiplayer....but let's face it, the rest of Rebel Strike was so bad, I couldn't put it on this list in good conscience.

And it's still one of the best looking Wii games!

I can't ever forget the hundreds of hours I've put into this game.

Does it hold up all that well? Probably not. However, it still has really clever levels, an amazing soundtrack, and one of the more addicting multiplayer modes in any Nintendo game ever. Not really much to be said here. It's freaking Goldeneye.

I honestly couldn't pick one, since I've only played through Arkham City once. Surprised to see these at the one spot? I just couldn't resist.

When I first played Arkham Asylum at a Target kiosk, I was blown away. Here I was, in an aisle at Target...but really, my mind was in a dark room, grappling up to gargoyles and figuring out how I would take down the Joker's henchmen. This, along with Arkham City, are the two games that out of any licensed game ever, made me FEEL like I was in that franchise. I AM Batman when I play these games. I'm the one taking out enemies as gracefully as Bruce Wayne does in Batman Begins. I'm the one snatching up henchmen and dangling them, instilling fear in the other bad guys. Everything about these games is practically perfect to me (aside from Batman's enormous shoulders).

We can talk about how the stories are way too silly, or how Batman has some stiff animations here and there, or how it's really easy to get addicted to Detective Mode...but in the end, these are the kind of games that I think every licensed game should strive to be. Put the player into the shoes of the main character, and let them live and breathe that world. It's the main reason I go to a licensed game in the first place - because I love that world enough, that I want to interact with it and be a part of it. And no games do it better than the Arkham games.

Check it out here...the Kevin Conroy soundalike is excellent! Ezio would be proud.