Overall, the gameplay is nice, but is certainly lacking in the detail area. I definitely think that they could have done better, compared to a few other games out for the PSP. Wolverine doesn’t really look much like the comic book version of himself, nor does he look much like Hugh Jackman. I think most of the world has come to associate Wolverine with Jackman’s face and forgot what the original character looked like. Unfortunately, the PSP’s game version of him looks like a whole new entity. He’s still got the animalistic body movements and the groovy 1860’s extended pork chop sideburns, but other than that he’s a whole different beast.
FIRE! FIIIIREEEE!
That’s not the only detail I found lacking. While many of the games out for PSP are richer in detail and have smoother shading, Wolverine’s is a little more blocky and pixelated. While the actual gaming portion carries that sweet 3D movement that the PSP has become famous for, I think that Marvel sold themselves short by not making the detail a little richer than it could have been.
That said, my final opinion is that the game is awesome in most aspects. It carries a lot of weight when it comes to action, but lacks in environmental detail and authenticity. All I can say is at least they stuck with the storyline, instead of creating a whole new web of BS to go with it.
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