Fantastic Four

Fantastic Four

Clocking in at 9 hours or so, Fantastic 4 is too short to outright recommend a purchase, although the unlockables, extra completion bonuses, and cooperative play add a little value to a return trip. It's not polished enough to join its high-quality brethren in the superhero game hall of fame-- but even amidst a plague of poor design blunders and bland production values, it succeeds at offering some mindless controller wrangling in spite of itself. If you've got the cash,... Read more

PS2 Fantastic Four

This game is all and all average. You won`t be surprised or amazed by what you find. I was actually turned off by what I saw in it, the amount of unlockables(which involve having to collect stupid tokens hidden through out each level) and the repetitivness adds up VERY quickly. I don`t suggest this to anyone but the diehard. But if by chance YOU ARE a die-hard FF fan, or just in for a game to play(not that I`d suggest this) this might be the game for you. Overall Score... Read more

Another fantastic addition to Activisions lineup...

The game starts with a very good introduction movie which leads you straight into the game. You start by learning about each of the individual characters and what powers they possess as they learn themselves. One by one you complete missions to get all four to find each other and learn the basics of they are capable of. The game starts slowly but gives you enough action to keep you interested and learn the basics. Be sure to read the hints and advice that is given... Read more

Move licensed games are made to sell to people who don't really care for videogame reviews, so this review probably won't make a whole lot of difference to the game's sales. If you are reading this and were seriously thinking about picking the game up, I'd strongly warn you against it. If you must buy a superhero videogame based on one of this summer's movies, you'd be much better off taking a look at EA's Batman Begins - a game that has the production values you'd... Read more

Fantastic Four

There’s not much more to say about the game because frankly there’s not that much more too it. Fantastic 4 is best left to diehard fans of the movie or comic. There are better superhero brawlers out there for everyone else. Read more