Summary: This game sucks. X-Men Destiny is one of those projects that sounds good on paper but just totally falls apart when it gets to the practical execution phase.
Pros: None. Not a one. Null. Nada. Nil. Zilch. Zero. Zed. Zip.
Cons: The game is boring!, You’re not an X-Man. You’re not part of the Brotherhood. You’re not even a real mutant from Marvel continuity. On top of all this, there’s no o...
Summary: I don’t know what’s harder – to come up with a complete list of everything that is wrong with X-Men Destiny or to try and find something positive to say about the game.
Excerpt: No matter if you read comic books, watch movies based on them or play as them in video games, the idea of becoming a mutant or superhero is something every fan has
Conclusion: well as a football fanatic named Grant; Adrian who is the son of an anti-mutant extremist (Adrian obviously being a mutant himself); and Aimi, a mutant girl that was
Excerpt: On paper X-Men: Destiny seems like a great idea for a game. You play as a mutant who has just discovered his or her powers, and you can customize and grow your power set...
Summary: X-Men: Destiny could intrigue some hardcore gamers and X-Men fanatics. But the game in execution doesn't really deliver something truly special.
Summary: Too hit-and-miss for casual gamers, and tolerable for X-Men fans. Mechanic issues are forgivable only by appreciating the great X-Men renditions.
Pros: genuine comic book feel without convolution, nostalgic X-Men costumes
Cons: unforgiving combat, heavy and distant camera, random boss immunity makes for unjustified deaths