U b correct

I thought you were in space about to die.

@@thebc5754 well he's passing his time until April

I was gonna say he’s clearly wearing the New X-Men costume

@@thebc5754 The PlayStation 2 version has high-pitched music.

Kind of reminds me of the X-Men legends character icons.

@Sandman Slim What the hell? 😂

@@fertilebeef802 Pros: Darker tone like Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated. Suspense and awesome story-telling. Incredible voice acting from Mark Hamill and Patrick Stewart. Creepy soundtrack. The PlayStation 2 version is considered the lead-development platform besides GameCube and Xbox and the best version of the game. Intense boss-fights. It is followed by a superior and violent well-done Wolverine tie-in game for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC (as well as toned-down versions for Wii and PS2). Cons: Most enemies of the game are the same. The difficulty of the game is very hard and there's no difficulty selection unlike Spider-Man (2000). The sound of the enemies were annoying and repetitive. Lack of mid-level checkpoints. Despite featuring Hugh Jackman as Wolverine on the box-art and hint that it's a tie-in to the X2 film, but it's actually based on the comic book X-Men and he was voiced by Mark Hamill. No sequel to the game despite there's a sequel-bait ending featuring Apocalypse; in fact, the game sold poorly due to mediocre reception from critics upon release.

Quote that as much as I can

I was stoked to come across this game back in the 2000s. I wasn't even aware of the X-Men universe until I saw Hugh Jackman's X-Men on cable TV. Then the cartoon channels began running the X-Men series, which was a real struggle between my parents wanting to watch things they wanted to, stupid school homework, and electrical failures. So eventually when I did play this game on a budget, it really was frustrating, yet appealing in a way. All these experiences made me feel sympathetic to the mutants in the X-Men universe who suffered identity crises, homelessness, battling other mutants, battling other humans, and boss villains.

@@sztypettto This had Rayman 2's gameplay because the player character's head appears on the left besides the health bar.

@@TangerineWallaby343 , that blows my mind, and it makes so much sense. Thanks for the insight man!

@@sztypettto Well, compare WR to Rayman 2: # The character's heads besides health bar (WR's Wolverine to R2's Rayman). # Collectibles (WR's "Dog tags" to R2's "Lums"). # Enemies (WR's Weapon X/The Void soldiers to R2's robo pirates). # Tone and setting (WR's darker and facility to R2's lighter and fairy world). # Soundtrack (WR's intense track to R2's charming track).

Hahaha! *Same.*

Bro its these people with there false narritive that these idiots spread just like with Batman Forever their are sites that people said the movoe was a flop when that movie at the time broke the box office on release. X2 was a pretty hyped movie and the wolverine game is still pretty fun to play.

Yeah fr

No I liked the game too.

This is literally like my favorite game of all time.

It was my favorite game for a long ass time.

Honestly the best wolverine gameplay

Same.

I enjoyed the finisher moves. Like how you could take out 3 guys at a time if they were positioned a certain way

Me too, I wish they could've used the mechanics they originally used, then it could've been a great game.

Yeah that voice and exclamation are burned into my mind everytime I think of wolverine! Lol and i’ll just do it out loud sometimes being stupid

Not his dying voice but his takedown move sound lol

@@monstergonads11 honestly all of his noises. I like the stepping on a land mine one haha. “WoaAaooh”

@@thecuckoos9336 that one as well! Lmao you are right, all of his noises are just so memorable for some reason. The takedown noise will probably always be my favorite though

Lmfaooo

Honestly I’d have to agree

Furthest I ever got was the void level, that one part where those 2 big robots are in that room 🙄🙄

I also beat it as a kid however I was stuck in the magneto boss battle for almost two weeks because I didn’t knew what to do and how to hit him

@@rickyrosay33977 props to you dude I never reached a boss fight😭😭

@@rickyrosay33977 I never beat it bc my disc was damaged and everytime I did the last saber tooth fight my game would crash

Vincent Gomez honestly, I have no clue. I think, just... general vengeance? Wolverine’s mad at somebody and somebody’s gonna get stabbed

Revenge for Weapon X you thieving scoundrels

Someone killed his woman

Revenge for the lack of a boss fight with Omega Red.

He was injected with a virus that was killing him over time. So, he went to find a serum.

And the punches sound like water balloons.

@@basedbattledroid3507 really wet ones too

To be fair do people always gurgle when they die? I’m no serial killer but I’d imagine it’d be more natural to make noises closer to coughs than gurgles when dying, no? But yeah I guess gurgling would be more appropriate for a gory comic book based video game

@@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf it's just the way that they did the sound effect for the game and how they just kind of make that same one Loop over and over for every single enemy death that's just hilarious to me.

@@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf Well, Headhunter plays like Fur Fighters, but why Pirates: Legend of the Black Buccaneer similar to this game???

I am curious about how wolverine beat magneto in the game since wolverine's body is filled with metal, did he use some tricks to get around magneto's powers or did the developers just ignored it?

@@wireboar7321 It's explained in the game that Magneto's powers are being limited by some sort of collar. If you take too long fighting magneto it weakens. Then he just rips the skeleton from you resulting in a game over. He lifts you often as well, with insta game over magnetic... Vortexes? (Idk lol, been a decade since I played)

@@wireboar7321 According to GenePool Software, the game's lead platform was the Xbox due to being the powerful X-console.

WEEEENNNNDIIIIIGOOOOOO 😂

​@OneEyedCloud01 Aw aye man used to give me ptsd the first playthrough anyway 🤷 even lady deathstrike at the end was fkin harder than it had any buisness being but still... shitloads of fun nonetheless

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The Music that was on the title screen that was also in the game sounded like the first Predator movie theme to me.

@@GreenGoblinsOckVenom Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated - Scooby's Revenge

All the budget must’ve went to Mark Hamill

I miss games that let you do that. A few games on the PS let you do that back in the day. Sometimes it fucked up the audio bcz you couldnt hear portions of the game.

@@st4ne4rmthevill63 I just make a playlist here on YT and play like that.

The spidey cameo was a non canon deleted scene.

@@metaloverload7374 True, but it was a cool Easter Egg.

I would normally point out how edgy this was but for the time period of this game that was pretty normal

We already have one, it's called X-Men Origins: Wolverine and it's the best Wolverine game.

@@radrno7 Yes but I said from the creators of Spider-Man

Smith Wesson Idk, I don't think they can do much more than they already did with these games. I'd rather see an X-Men game, with a full roaster of characters to play, or just a different Marvel character.

Which Spider-Man devs are you referring to? Insomniac (2018)? Treyarch? Neversoft?

@@basedbattledroid3507 he's talking about the guys behind Spider-Man PS4.

Is this game the dark souls of marvel games?

@Sandman Slim The original title at the time of the development of this game was X-Men: Wolverine's Revenge.

I saw your comment and immediately started thinking of that omegared bit at the end then i saw you included it too. 😂 Its stuck in my head so many years later because it was way too surreal for my young mind and i never understood it

I remember I couldn't remeber juggernautas name as a kid so I described his head as a Lego duplo piece and my brother still had no idea who I was talking about ;-;

The PLOOOOURHGURGHURGH always had me dying.😂🤣

@@krimsonk-9478 Omega Red!!!

Why did it sound in my head correctly?

I was 17 (I think) when I played it. I just ended up looking for the cheat codes somewhere to see how the rest of the game went (lol)!

Fighting Sabertooth was sooooooo difficult!

@@Tosh1907 And when first announced at E3 2002 as X-Men: Wolverine's Revenge, the first screenshots (from the Xbox version) was shown on IGN website.

You've reminded me how i finished it. Because i dont remember it being hard. I probably used cheats

Maintenance Renegade You rented a video game? Why didn’t you just buy it on Steam or game-share it over wi-fi?

@@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf how old are you?

@@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf Don't take this the wrong way but you must not have been alive in 2003 cause a lot of people didn't have good enough internet to do things like that. Heck, youtube wasn't even around yet. I was in highschool when this game came out and my parents lived in the country. We could only get dial up internet which was too weak to watch videos or do video games on. Yeah. Videos on the internet weren't really a thing at that point. Just a few years ago some of the local internet companies installed wires on their road so people out there could have better internet and hence the internet companies could make more money. But in 2003 that wasn't an option. Heck, I don't even think I even watched a youtube video til about 2009 when I had started getting enough hours at work to both pay my rent at my apartment and pay for good internet service.

I beat it all till that fucking void level where u had to destroy the barrier at the point I used that code everything else I was legit

you're welcome log

@Sandman Slim This game was based on the comics and it's originally named X-Men: Wolverine's Revenge.

Prince Of Pain Patrick Stewart is a worldwide treasure

@@PurposelessRabbitholes he may have retired from the role as Professor X. However, I still want him, Hugh, and Ian McKellen to reprise their roles for an animated series or at least a few games possible set in the marvel gaming shared universe. The younger versions of Professor X and Magneto from the movies would also be fun to have in such games and animations in my opinion.

Patrick Stewart needs to win the Nobel prize for being so awesome!

@@Xander_P.G.K The GameCube and PlayStation 2 was actually the ports of this Xbox game, GenePool developed the GameCube port and the PlayStation 2 port (the latter with Warthog Games), but the latter suffers from speedup music.

@@TangerineWallaby343 Thanks for telling me.

Lol

I was laying down at the time, slowly drifting off...and then when I heard that shit I immediately shot up from my bed and screamed because I thought a serial killer was about to stab me to death.

I don’t hear beeping. do you mean the Psycho strings sounds?

@@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf Yeah, I believe those are it.

Congratulations you are an idiot.

Well,spiderman was far better than this

@@mau7522 and yhat shit had a simpler combat system and a better strou

The spiderman game was horrible. Ok maybe not horrible but not that good lol.

@@jack_meoff69 yeah but at least it's better than this game

@@jack_meoff69 Bruh that game's a classic what you on about?

I played PC port with crazy KB controls... And managed to beat it... I didn't knew you can regenerate health until in chapter 4 found out you can hide claws with Num 5 - FREAKIN' NUM 5 KEY - and this being chapter 4 we are talking about - it didn't help at all because sentry lasers make a swiss Wolverine cheese in 2 seconds. Yep! This guy... THIS GENIUS BYPASSED VENDIGO in Act 2 where game supposedly force you to use barehand fighting style to stun and toss soldiers to him to proceed... BY LURING THEM TO HIM. May i remind you I didn't know you i can regenerate health and it was always had to be done from first try? Man to this day I remember by heart where freakin' health pick ups are... And this sweet-sweet awesome Sabertooth boss fight music from Act 1... Man this is the stuff. The game was clunky indeed - but it did felt like you're playing Wolverine (less unstoppable and more ferocious and tactical one who actually uses his brain to be the best of the best) - to this day i remember it as a good albeit rough on the edges experience. P.S. My PC version didn't even had cutscenes in it! I just thought it was a series of different disconnected stories - Wolverine Origin, Wolverine First X-Men Mission (cause Wendigo was his first one), Sabertooth rematch, Helping Colossus out of The Void prison (completely backwards, right?), Stopping Magneto attack and duking it out against crazy woman on a roof. Like episodes from Wolverine's daily life... WHAT "FIND THE CURE" PLOT?! it was in the game? For real? Welp shiver me timbers i'm so bamboozled.

@@Ghostel3591 Yeah i still remember the science facility missions where you could just slaughter bystanding scientists while everything is exploding around you lol.

@@LightTrack- I kicked this games ass in so many ways I found a routine that always worked after a while. Except that fucking VOID mission

@@Kn1ghtborne "Press LT for going into stealth mode"

did he gain like 4k subs in two days or cant you read? :D

Because he screams every 5 minutes like an annoying toddler.

@@ogone3 "Press the A button to punch"

@Lord Megawin Your Prayers have been Answered.

@@isaiahkayode6526 The game plays really like Rayman 2 for the N64, except darker and edgier facility places light-hearted fairy world, Wolverine places Rayman, Weapon X/The Void soldiers places robo pirates, and "Dog tags" places "Lums".

Yeah it’s really fun

He literally tells you at the beginning of the vid

@@aaroncrocker4242 Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated as a X-Men video game with a extremely-hard difficulty.

ZPB Studios Maybe there’s a reason it’s hard to find a positive review of X2 haha I don’t dislike it because it’s hard, I dislike it because it’s _bad_ , which is what _makes it_ hard, at least imo. Jak 2 and SMB are two of my favorite games ever as well, and yes they’re difficult, but that’s because they were put together with care and polish, and were designed to be challenging. X2 is challenging because it LACKS good design; you’re constantly struggling against the trial-and-error format, the bad checkpoints, the confusing and uninformative level design, the awkward tank controls and the half-baked combat. I so wish I could still enjoy this game, I want to love it as much as I used to, but playing this game in 2019 was a freakin’ slog and a half for me haha. I don’t genuinely hate it though tbh, too many good memories with it! I mostly exaggerated my hate so I could justify that final funny shot of smashing it with a hammer.

@@PurposelessRabbitholes I'm sorry, Mr Rabbitholes. I just realised that it's just an opinion and I will respect it, no matter how harsh you sounded in the review, but I laughed at the disc destruction scene near the end. I do hate the stealth sections, but the tower climb in the Void, the Wendigo and Magneto fights are entertaining enough for me that I can't really complain I plan on reviewing X2, because that game gave me quite the feeling, not to judge you or anything. X2 received mixed reviews, but I can see your point of view. If they added new environments and focused more on combat than stealth, maybe this could be better, but it's meh, I suppose. Anyway thanks.

@@PurposelessRabbitholes if the healing factor was as fast as it should be as well as active during combat instead of taking 200 yrs which makes you hide and become a statue i suspect that it would've received better reviews. One of the many reasons why Origins is the best Wolverine game out there is because of the healing factor being faster and active during combat. The combat is also better. sure, the stealth animations was lacking, but the focus wasn't on stealth unlike it clearly was for Wolverine's Revenge.

@@Soron661 What about the forgotten light gun game from 2004? The game was a sleeper hit and was developed by the company of Big Buck Hunter games and has akimbo feature and the cutscenes was a comic-book styled, the title was Action Hero and was published by the company of redemption games that also had a deal with a BBH company for Pink Panther video redemption platforming game as well as Monopoly video redemption party game with spinner controls and Ice Age: Ice Breaker video redemption "hit-a-nut" game.

Punisher says 'hello' with a few nail bombs.

Deadpool has heart

@@libertyprime619 "Press RT to retract claws"

Punisher: “Eyy, waddup?”

Yeah, it would have made your review less negative.

@@zpbstudios9551 The game like Spider-Man (2000) plays really like Rayman 2: The Great Escape for the N64/Dreamcast, except darker and edgier facility places light-hearted fairy world, Wolverine places Rayman, Weapon X/The Void soldiers places robo pirates, and "Dog tags" places "Lums".

*AHHRRRRAAAAHHH*

@@mistymarie2736 Exactly. Used to kill me. 😂😂😂

@@jwarnock291 mark hamili is a fuckin beast, even the scream when he does with the strikes, golden lol

@@mistymarie2736 "ACTIVISION™'S X-MEN™: WOLVERINE'S REVENGE is raging on the XBOX™ entertainment console and other sixth-generation consoles spring 2003." -IGN, April 2002

sai sameer I like Wolverine’s model a lot here, even if he has a weird brick head

Clearly you never saw Logan

@Nåmêlëśš Sîñčė Ëxìśtëńčê He says that Hugh Jackman isn't Wolverine

If you watched Logan then you would be wrong

@@smithwesson1896 I did. Honestly, while i liked the movie it really wasn't as great as i thought it would be. It was actually kinda disappointing. Also, i see Hugh Jackman's Wolverine as simply a different interpretation on the character. While I never really read the comics, I did watch the x men animated series and x men evolution and Wolverine in them is much different from the movie versions.

also, the only reason I played this game was for the elusive triple takedowns. They were the coolest animations and there was like less than a second window for you to get them usually. I spent the whole time blocking and trying to set them up in my combats.

@@chriscote2703 The gameplay copies Rayman 2's

X-Men Legends *slaps*