For someone who doesn't enjoy killing, Wolverine sure does a lot of it.

Why do we keep coming back to the same game, over and over again? Because it's just that addictive. Broken, but still addictive.

Smells Like Teen ...something

A poor adaption of this popular kung-fu style animated series.

A poor adaption of this popular kung-fu style animated series.

Nightcrawler is the saving grace of this formulaic beat 'em up based loosely on the latest X-Men film.

X3 is a good expansion of Egosoft's free-roaming space game universe.

Those marvelous mutants shine on Sony's hand-held in this fine bite sized sequel to X-Men Legends.

Activision's second action RPG starring the X-Men offers some decent fun and a nice storyline.

While Xenosaga II isn't a terrible game, it's not a beacon of hope in this popular role-playing series.

You will need to stick with the game for some time until you start to see the real fun start to shine through.

Presented in a mostly pleasing comic styling, the graphics are likely to be the only aspect of this game worth noting

As with Spider-Man, this game also leads to a sequel.

More X-Men than you can shake an adamantium claw at.

We enter deep space now with EgoSoft's epic space sim X2: The Threat. It's a game of enormous depth with beautiful graphics and an involving atmosphere. So, have fans of the classic Elite finally got the game that they've been dreaming of all these years? Read on to discover the truth...

The beautiful comic-book graphics of XIII have gained the game a lot of attention, but is there enough gameplay to match this interest? We take a look at the espionage game based on the french comic book novel.