Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6530 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Sierra
• Released on: 2003-06-13
• Platform: GameCube

Amazon.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

Manufacturer's 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.

Customer Reviews

Camera Control, anyone??
Right, first of all, I am a fan of Marvel comics, so I was already predisposed to buy this game, and for the most part, things started off OK.

The cel shading effect works quite well, and there is fun to be had running round as the Hulk, beating the living daylightsout of everything that moves (and things that don't, in this case).

However, the gameplay soon becomes repetitive as you find yourself using the same button-bash combination over and over and over....I think you get the picture.

But this is not my main gripe - that accolade has been reserved for the chronic camera angles present within the 3D environment. Unlike Zelda or Mario which would allow you to rotate the camera so you could see what you were doing, the game designers obviously couldn't be bothered. Turning a corner can be a hit-and-miss affair which can result in the Hulk running back the way he came and flipping the angle again.

Getting stuck on corners in a fight is no fun either!

There are some hidden extras to unlock, such as different game modes or the ability to play as Gray Hulk, as well as the standard cheats for invulnerability and a few "making of"s and game trailers, but nothing really special to warrant playing through it again. Having said that, re-play wouldn't take too long - I finished it in just over a day.

Overall, a basic game that doesn't quite cut it, I'm afraid

Not a bad game
The hulk was a fun game to play with plenty of moves baddies to squash and lots things to smash but I finished it in a week . So all in all a good game but it could have been longer.

The way of the Spider or Wolverine?
Will this go like the spiderman game or the X-man game (Wolverine's revenge). Well the games set after the movie so its a nice follow on if u liked the movie.
The game is alot like Wolverines revenge, as bruce you use steath to get around and if you morph into the big green guy your going to get alot of attention. The big green guys got more power obviously and is actualy so powerful he can punch through walls. Its a standard game, move through the levels solving puzzles and not dieing. But even if your not a fan of the comic or the movie, you might as well give it a try