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Except that Wolverine's Revenge features an original story, its release just coincides with the one of the movie. Wolverine can go into a stealth mode that makes him silent to the enemies and with the help of his enhanced senses he can sneak up on enemies and kill them with Stealth Strikes.
Wolverine can also retract his claws at will allowing him to do different sets of moves and allowing him to perform special Combat Strike Moves which trigger a short cut-scene showing him dispatch his enemies. Depending on how many enemies are surrounding him, Wolverine will do different Strike Moves.
There are a number of nice touches here and there such as smoke and fog, nice particle effects, etc. The explosions and lighting effects seem to work rather well, putting on a highly-detailed and colorful "light show. The sad thing is that most of your enemies aren't that good looking either. The only exception would be the models a few bosses and, of course, the model of Wolverine himself you get to unlock and use various skins.
It becomes obvious that the designing team did a decent job on the main character, but somehow forgot to concentrate on other in-game models. Frankly some of them seem downright ugly. It appears that in an attempt to make a crossover between comic-like and real-life characters, the developers stumbled and have failed to achieve the desirable effect. Another bad aspect of the visuals in general, is the complete lack of embellishments like reflections on the walls and floor, or perhaps some of those nifty GeForce-powered anti-aliasing effects.
Anyhow, one of the rare positive aspects of the game can be attributed to well-designed characters and the enjoyable movie-like atmosphere. Besides the good artwork and decent character animation, the game was infused with a number of interesting features that make it exciting to play. It was rather fun using various objects in the background to knock out your opponents or ice them on the spot. An interactive environment is always a good boost to the gameplay mechanism and gives the game a more realistic feel.
Additionally, you'll be running into a lot of things throughout the levels, like obstacles that can be smashed or other objects that can be used to your advantage.
In-game sounds have no doubt improved the atmosphere. Although slightly repetitive, the game soundtrack is quite good fans of the movie will probably be familiar with it. Actually, the audio quality of the project is not that bad altogether. The dialog is excellent enter Patrick Stewart and Mark Hamill once again , explosions, combat sounds, and various ambient and backdrop noises are all top-notch. But, these fancy touches are not enough to ensure a satisfying and complete gaming experience.
So, once again ladies and gents, we're looking at a sloppy console port, which could've easily become a worthy successor of the film's delightful story and characters, if it was just given the appropriate amount of attention. To top all the negative aspects, the game is rather short. At the end of the day, it looks like the game is heading straight to our "shoddy console ports" pile.
It's a shame really, the movie really looks spectacular and the console versions were certainly better, controls and visuals wise.
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