X-Men: The Official Game

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Release Date: May. 16, 2006
Price: $60.00
Publisher: Activision
Developer: Activision
Platform(s): Xbox 360 PS2 Xbox GameCube PC DS GBA
Genre: Action

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Mutants get incredibly boring and uninspired in Activision's X-Men: The Official Movie Game, leaving us wishing that they had been "officially" left on the drawing board.
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X-Men: The Official Game - Xbox 360

Posted: May, 13, 2007
Score: 2.75/5.0
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To sincere X-man fans

This game is only for serious X-Man fans. You can only play as 3 different characters.(Wolverine, Nightcrawler and Iceman) If you die during a mission. You probably have to do it all over again. If you arent a serious fan and just want to play a game that has people with superpowers. There are better games out there.

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May. 19, 2006 Review: X-Men: The Official Game
Mutants get incredibly boring and uninspired in Activision's X-Men: The Official Movie Game, leaving us wishing that they had been "officially" left on the drawing board.