Iron Man (PS3)
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Average customer review:Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #5031 in Computer & Video Games
- Brand: Sega
- Released on: 2008-05-02
- Rating: Parental Guidance
- Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
Editorial Reviews
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Based on the comic book series and major motion picture from Marvel Studios, Iron Man immerses gamers in hardcore shooting action and explosive combat from the film. Exclusive content created just for the game makes it even more interesting for those who want to know more about the Iron Man story. With freedom to move anywhere in the open world environment, customize your Iron Man suit, and seamlessly transition between ground combat, and open air flight as you battle against armies of fighter jets, tanks, armored Super Villains, and more. You are a One Man Army. You are Iron Man.
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Manufacturer's Description
After reading the comics and seeing the movie, the game aims to quench consumer thirst for exploring the world of Tony Stark and his adventures as Iron Man. Following the story line of the movie, the game will also include a number of additional locations and villains well known from the comic book series.
Everything in Iron Man will reflect the action packed, fast paced nature of the movie. Players will be able to become Tony Stark, the multi faceted man inside and outside the Iron Man armour, and make their own decisions which will directly impact the flow and storyline of the game as they play. As Iron Man you will take on enemies from the movie, as well as some additional characters from the Marvel universe, as you engage in the most traditional of all battles - good vs evil.
Customer Reviews
plain and simple a bad game
2 stars is all is as much as i could force myself to give this game, it is just terrible. combat is repetitive, the grabs u do on machinery is the same everytime so even if you're at the part your grabbing you'll still fly around and do the wee scene of taking it off. although the flying is a tad fun at the beginning, the novelty wears off soon enough and then it's just a bad, bad game. the camera angles are terrible, you'll be wanting to fly in a direction and suddenly the camera will flip, meaning you cant see where your going.... graphically it isn't amazing either, not using the ps3's full potential at all. this game poses no challenge at all, it is almost impossible to die coz all you need to do is reroute your power to your life support and your fine, and then route it again to thruster's to get an unlimited afterburning.. all in all terrible terrible game
Steaming Pile of Meh.
Ugh... This is one of those games i played way longer than i should've done just trying to justify my purchase. I thought maybe, just maybe a movie-game would be good. The trailers made it look quite a lot of fun, but then thats the idea i suppose.
The controls for this game are shocking and combined with the awful camera angles make for a very frustrating experience, Iron Man moves way to fast and jumpy for the camera to possibly keep up. It felt like i was playing an old 16-bit game where you can only move at 45 degree angles. About the coolest thing in the game is grabbing things like helicopters and tanks and ripping them appart, but once you've done it once you've done it a thousand times as the animations are all the same. And the timing of the move seemed pot luck.
With a few tweaks to the controls and a wider camera angle it might be a half decent game. The most frustrating thing is you cant lock-on to your enemies and keep the camera locked on them, the result is you end up playing Iron Man more like a fighter plane than a guy in a suit doing fly-by's on your target.
The graphics i guess aren't bad but you'd have to be very easily pleased by them to think this was a good game, they make it barely playable for a while. After so long i just couldn't take any more.
You'd have to be a moron or a massive Marvel fan to buy this, if you must see for yourself then rent it.
Put Some More Effort Into Games Please Marvel
Annually treated to a superhero-fest of some sort on the silver screen, and equally bombarded by; rushed, poor attempts at a film tie-in. I talk of efforts such as; the spiderman movie games, batman begins: the game, the incredible hulk: the game and so many more.
Having waited for an Iron Man film for so long, and having ENJOYED the Iron Man film,immensely, today, I was anticipating a good effort, considering the fact that the premise of Iron Man lends itself to a game almost perfectly; upgradeable armour suits, multi-weapons, engaging storyline and flight ability.
But, unsuprisingly, the game leaves a lot to be desired. Bad camera views, generic enemies, repetitive combat, lacklustre voice over acting and weak storyline.
The look of the game is undoubtedly impressive, but the controls ruin any sort of enjoyment factor. If the Sixaxis controller was enabled with vibration function, then the game might have some sort of 'feel' to it, but with the Dualshock PS3 controller not yet released, the game doesnt have any grounding what-so-ever.
The trend of movie to game franchises flopping, and game to movie blockbusters disappointing, doesnt seem to be changing anytime soon, but as more Iron Man films seem to be on their way, maybe Sega can get their act together next time around.







