X2 wolverine's revenge or x-men origins: wolverine?

[drhycodan]

Which one is the better wolverine game? If neither is good, then can someone recommend me a good wolverine game?

[LordVador]

Both are good games

[I.S.T.]

(08-02-2015, 12:52 PM)drhycodan Wrote: Which one is the better wolverine game? If neither is good, then can someone recommend me a good wolverine game?

I've gone through both games more than once(Thank you NG+!).

Depends on what you're looking for. X-Men Origins: Wolverine is a sort of lowish rent god of war style game with a shit ton of murdering, and light RPG elements(You can level up and when you do, you get a point a level to distribute in various ways). It has some QTEs, but they're not particularly hard or common.

X2: Wolverine's Revenge is more of a standard action game with some stealth elements where you go in and try to infiltrate some areas and kill less people than Origins but still a lot of people. It's also got almost no blood and gore unlike Origins, which is rated M and uses that rating very much.

I recall the final bosses being just total jerks, but I last played the game over ten years ago.

My advice? Look up some gameplay videos of both without commentary.

[drhycodan]

Well apparently the Wii version of X men origins doesn't even match up to the PS3/PC version. The only reason to play it on Wii is for the hell of emulating a game rather than running it on native hardware.

[Mike94]

I enjoyed them both.

[mbc07]

If anyone reading this is planning to play X-Men Origins Wolverine, avoid at all costs the PS2/Wii versions, they're highly capped and buggy that looks like a bad spin-off when compared to the real game on PS3/Xbox 360/PC which is an enjoyable hack-n-slash with some RPG elements but kinda average. I didn't finish it but played most of the story mode on my friend's PS3 and after that I gave it another chance on PS2 version: that crippled port (which is the same you get on Wii) was so bad that I didn't even bother playing more than 15 minutes...