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Published : June 09, 2008 |
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FULL completed online and downloadable walkthrough strategy game guide for: The Incredible Hulk. This precise WALKTHROUGH GAME STRATEGY GUIDE is going to be available for you right in your members area and compatable for the Microsoft XBOX 360, SONY PS3 platforms. Walkthrough Here:
http://www.wonderdogsoftware.com/GUIDES/IHULK.htm Just an update that we have completed this full walkthrough strategy guide that we are posting up in the members area in the next day or so. Special thanks to all the GameGuideDog members who have been so patient and to those that have contributed to helping us finish this guide! thanks again, keep on gamin! Here's another bit of good news- you'll be lurching around Manhattan as the Incredible Hulk, and believe it or not, the entire island has been reconstructed from a true-to-life scale model, and about 85% of the real locations are in this title. Obviously, you're going to be tearing this city a new one, which means we'll be looking at a highly destructible environment. But they're taking the background interaction to a whole new level this time around, because not only can you tear the landscape to shreds, you can use a lot of the debris you create. For example, you can actually pry up a piece of the roadway and use it as a shield, or rip vehicles in half and use them as boxing gloves. This is the kind of inventive freedom that most any gamer will appreciate, and we sincerely hope the destructible environment doesn't play out as little more than a gimmick that gets old too quickly. What we need is a game that makes us go "wow" with every new Hulk ability we see, although that may be setting the bar too high. Freedom of movement should be a staple of such a game, and it seems we'll have just that in The Incredible Hulk. Not only can you climb and fall with great control, but you can turn just about any building into rubble (although you may need a very large weapon to make it happen). Essentially, even though you will be following a linear storyline, your ramblings throughout the city should be limited by absolutely nothing. Think about it: a fully destructible Manhattan that is wide open from the start and constantly prompting you to explore. Of course, we're pretty sure you won't be able to go everywhere at all times, but anything close will be more than satisfactory. And besides, the Hulk's raw strength isn't his only option when faced with harrowing situations; he also has four separate powers you unlock during the course of your quest. Two of them are damage and health boosts, though, which really only means there are two actual skills: the Hand Clap and the Ground Smash. Even though these are the only two, we imagine they'll be pretty damn effective.
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