I was able to play to the second level in an attempt to at least get some small satisfaction for my money when the clunky controls finally got the better of my patience. The last word on this shoddy software would be to simply save your money if you don't possess one of the consoles for which there is a version. Any number of titles for even first-generation consoles, never mind second-generation ones like the PS2, Gamecube, Dreamcast - all now long since obsolete - would *run circles* around this title.Įffects are even more pathetic than the average - for example, piles of high explosives vanish in a dinky little 'poof', leaving you to go "is that IT?!" Oh yes, and there is no way to adjust graphical quality AT ALL other than to change the screen resolution.unlike nearly every game worthy of mention since the Windows 3.1 era! The chunky surfaces are reminiscent of games like the original Half-Life, with overall quality being slightly less than one of the Zelda series for the N64. Graphics in a game is the top consideration, and here Iron Man for the PC fails miserably. Unfortunately, the result not only fails to clear the high bar, but isn't even able to jump. This pathetic piece of software masquerading as a 'game' spouts eye-popping system requirements, and combined with viewing screenshots of the game for the XBOX 360 and PS3 one is left with high expectations.
As in the film and comics, different armor suit options become available as the story progresses, offering different powers.Īction/Adventure, Adventure, Action/AdventureĪlcohol Référence, Mild Language, Violenceįreely switch between ground combat Customize your powerful suit Battle fighter jets, tanks, turrets, missile launchers, and moreĪ complete waste of money and a disgrace to Iron Man
The game plays out across large, open, multi-objective battlefields, where Iron Man can re-purpose objects and equipment to attack enemies or cripple their defenses, as well as put his suits' arsenal to good use. Combat takes place both on the ground and in the air, and players have access to the hero's power armor abilities, including rocket boots and repulsor rays. Players take the role of the troubled engineering genius (and billionaire) Tony Stark, creator of a powerful suit of high-tech armor he wears to become the title hero. Inspired by Marvel's summer-2008 cinema, Iron Man returns to consoles and handhelds in a concurrently released combat action game.
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