The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction (PlayStation 2, 2005)

This game is hilarius. You get to play as th hulk and do anything you want (even destroy buildings) but you also get to pick humans up throw them, punch them, and with the cops, smash their skulls. Their is one thing that you pick up that is a big blue baloon thing and if you jump you will gently float down. You can also pick up a giant hamburger. It s really funny if you put a human on top of a tall building and watch them run off in terror not realising they just commited suicide(note this will only work on citizens).I think this is a great game.

I'll put it like this if your a fan of the Hulk from comics then this is the game 4 you. The free roaming is great Massive destruction all over Smashing humans. It's like your really the Hulk from the comics (NOT THE CRAPPY MOVIE or The game that went with it) You may think it's sick but grabbing a pole and hitting people like baseballs is hilarious not to mention picking them up in cars and tossing them,then hear their Screams trailing off is just GREAT!!!! Plus the side missions the ones I got to were challenging,and when you buy a new move learning how to use it is just as fun. So if your a game head looking 4 a great comic to videogame this is the one too buy.

Awesome! This game does Hulk the way Hulk should be done. The action is good, and the graphics are as good as I expected. Good Game. Hulk Smash puny human.

You run, jump, smash, and crash through the whole game. you can just run around causing havoc, do bonus missions, or just stick to the story line. There are tons of moves to unlock, comics and cheats.

This is an excellent game for any fan of the Hulk or video games. It has tons of action and free roaming destruction. There is interaction with the entire environment. It was an excellent bargain for an awesome game.

I bought the Hulk Ultimate Destruction game for my son. It is a hard to find game in local department stores and also has a nice price tag if you find it. I found it on eBay and the price was so good I couldnt believe it! It was brand new and my son was so excited when he received the package that I could get him to do most anything, like clean his room! I have found it easy to find those hard to find items on eBay.

It is a great game and has a lot of callenges to beat it ,a great game you can smash everything in your way and never hurt anyone,and it is from a great Maevel cartoon that i remember

I like this game, because you can control the hulk and go anywhere on the game. This hulk game is way better than any of the previous ones.

I don't know why people don't like free-roaming, I think it's at least 1/2 the reason I buy games like this. I put it right up there with Spider-man 2, though it does get a little old like some reviewers said just running around. That's where Spider-man 2 has the edge, since when you're "running around" you're actually swinging around which makes it a little more adventurous compared to running and jumping everywhere. Hulk does have the edge in "handling situations" compared to Spider-man 2... like the smashing and throwing and spearing instead of just shooting webbing or using it in some way. If you're looking for this type of game, I'd call it a toss-up between this and Spider-man 2... it really comes down to who your favorite superhero is I guess, since they're both very even in quality.

It has pretty good graphics and controls are easy for the beginner. My daughter loves it. Provides hours of enjoyment for all ages. It does get a little monotonous for the adult when you get tired of smashing things.

I had an awful experience with this purchase. The seller never corresponded with me or answered my many emails. She did not send out the item for over a month until I called the phone number that ebay gave me. It all turned out ok in the end and I did end up receiving my item about 6 weeks later. Seller is no longer a member to my knowledge. Most of my other ebay experiences have been good ones

i would have given this game a higher score, but it has bad graphics and i've never been a big fan of free roaming sandbox games. i got bored after a while just running around, smashing puny humans, and smashing more stuff. the way it makes you search the city for level entrances is annoying and tedious. overall you should at least get a few hours of fun out of it.

Received this item really quickly and cannot wait until my grandson gets to play it for Christmas. He is going to love
it

well my grandson haven't use it yet , so i can't say how well it works, so i m go going to give it a real good ration

Very good, no booklet was provided and the case can not hold the game disc tight in place. Over all very good!

game did not work, seller did not respond to emails, took my money and ran.

I wish I did not buy from him, poor seller.

The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate destruction is a fairly straight forward, arcade-ishly fun time, that felt like a Side-Scrolling Beat'em up, except it was in 3D. It doesn't revolutionize the Super Hero Video Game genre, but it does offer enough entertainment to keep you playing until the end.

Here's the key items that I think impact the game-play the most.

The Hulk: He's in it; a must for Hulk fans. He's big, tough, and represented quite well I think (of course I'm admittedly not a Hulk aficionado). The game also makes sure that you play only as the Hulk. I'm sure it may have been interesting to have you play as Bruce Banner, maybe in a couple of stealth levels or something like that. At the same time, I don't think it would've been worth the variety, since people who buy a game with a name like this probably want to play as the Hulk as much as they can.

Damageables - You can pick up people, lamp posts, trees, concrete road barriers, cars, buses, and pretty much anything equal in size to or smaller than a tank or small mech suit, and use it as a weapon. You don't have to look hard to find something you can pick up and throw. Most vehicles will also show visible damage as you pound on them. Streets will crack when you land on them after a high jump. Bricks and concrete will crumble off buildings as you run up the sides of them. All very nice. Sadly, it's the larger mechs that disappoint in the visible damage arena. Sure, they'll light on fire, but I never really noticed much actual damage on them until they're about to explode. You kind of lose that sense of power you're suppose to have when your charged up flying fist attack doesn't even put a dent in the armor.

Side Tasks: There's plenty to choose from, and some of them are quite fun. One kind in particular has you searching the rooftop for soldiers with rocket launchers, and you have to take them out before time runs out. More often than not though, the bonus missions are more like mini-games. Some players may get a kick out of them, but somehow giant-inflatable-gorilla-sailing didn't seem to fit in with the rest of the game-play.

Camera: It's not great. It works best when your target is a few blocks away, and in front of you. When you get into close combat situations, you can lose sight of your target and lose sight of yourself. During some the more hectic scenes in the second have of the game, the busy scenes can cause confusion as to what's going on. In these tight situation, you just use the lock-on feature, mash the buttons, and hope you hit something.

Controls : Like the Hulk himself, they lack finesse. The lack of responsiveness can make it too hard to pull off precise moves, or change tactics in the middle of an action or combo.

Upgrades: Probably the best part of the game for me, there's plenty of new moves to unlock and purchase with the smash points you collect throughout the game.

After you've played through the story missions, and tire of the bonus objectives you can just run around the environment causing havoc, and raising your "threat level" until the authorities feel the need to try and put a stop to your destruction, and start throwing random bad guys at you.

It's the kind of fun that can probably best be described as "Weeeee!". Nothing serious and holds some entertainment, but wasn't overly memorable with a few frustrating battles thrown in the mix. It's worth a look if you're into super hero games, and it's probably a must have if you're a Hulk fan.

I did not wan't this game but I have heard that it it was very good. I have never played this game before and might buy it in the near future.

I bought to this game getting into the mindset that it would be similar to the upcoming game "prototype". it has pretty solid controls, amazing combos and even a decent story. The camera sucks at times but overall i love this game. Cannot wait for Prototype on ps3.

PRICE WAS VERY LOW AND THE SHIPPING WAS VERY VERY FAST !!!***************************************************************************************************************************************************************

Ah, the comic book-based games. These are notoriously some of the worst games in the video game industry. With barely average games like Batman Begins to the infamously horrid like Superman 64, saying these games fail to capture greatness of the comics would be an understatement. Only few of them have ever qualified to call themselves video games. The Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction is one of them. Not only does it do the comics justice, its also fun to boot.
Hulk is known for being a vicious yet semi-creative madman, and it shows throughout this title. Off the bat the game starts you off in a tutorial that gets you familiar with the controls. You'll probably notice fairly quickly that the controls feel tight and responsive. From there the game hurls you right into the action as you attempt escape the military. It isn't too long before the fun really starts to pick up. You'll go around doing mission based tasks as you try to find a cure to rid yourself of the monster in you. These span from fetch quests to smashers and get crazier as you go. Generally this is due to the enemy of the game: the U.S. army. Tons of troops, tanks, choppers and hulk-busters challenge you as you quest for inner peace. These guys only get harder as you go along. With each chapter completed, Hulk (who is the only playable character, by the way) can buy newer moves to make his life a little easier. Most of anything you can imagine hulk do is in here. From sonic claps to "weaponizing" to atomic explosions, this game pretty much has it all.
What's even more surprising is that most of these moves work so well and actually come in handy. It all boils down to simple (and memorable) button combos and charging (Nearly every move can be charged up. Even mid-combo moves). What is shown on screen is nothing short of satisfying. Debris, cars, civilians and enemies cascade around you while appropriate crunches, crumbles and screams boom out of your speakers. The creativity of some of these moves (especially the ways you can make different objects and enemies into weapons) will no doubt leave a smile on your face. It truly adds to the already pleasing and well thought out destructive force of the game. Bosses are also epic and fun, not to mention challenging. In fact, the game in general can pose an intense, albeit sometimes frustrating, challenge. As enemies rain down you, you'll fend off the onslaughts with your skills and anything around you to survive. With so much done right with the gameplay, you almost forget you're playing a licensed game.
The music in the game is nicely orchestrated, fitting and sometimes epic (like during the bosses). The voice acting is spot on with Neal McDonough from the 90's cartoon reprising his role as the tragic Bruce Banner and Ron Pearlman as the sinister Emil Blonsky/Abomination. The story is decent yet short (30 story missions and text telling a good portion of the it). The extras are plentiful with 40 optional and unique (and sometimes quirky) missions to complete and several artworks, movies and alternate costumes to collect.
Glaring short-comings can be found (only two main areas, repetition in combat/voice clips, frame rate slows down when too intense, fair graphics), but that's to be expected for this kind of game. What is done right, however, makes them almost forgettable. For a licensed and action title, Ultimate Destruction is too good to pass up for fans and the maniacal (same difference? ;P).

Product was exactly as described and great condition. Shipping was quick and there were no problems.

My son enjoys the game. he is 8 and can get through most of it pretty easily, but he likes crashing the cars and such together. we are both bummed about violence with the police, but talk about it being a game. wish there was a game that was up to my son's skills, and not so violent.

I really enjoyed it. I loved to smash everything up. EVERYTHING. The open areas were great and fun to just expolre. The missions ran great and had a great story to them. The side missions were a great challenge to break your personal records and win golds. Overall, I think that this is a great game for any Hulk fan.