Digital Battle writes: "It's not every day I get my hands on a game like X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Having just covered the movie version of same mere days ago over on our sister site Screenhead, I knew that the game was going to be a baffling little package for plenty of reasons.
Perhaps the biggest of these reasons is that, the movie was a greatly flawed beast that had a lot of wild action fun involved with it. It virtually ignored canon and went off on a truly bizarre tangent that only resembled in passing any of the previous events. So knowing what we all know about movie-to-game translations, how would the game version, the Wolverine Uncaged Edition (now available for Playstations two and three, Xbox 360, PC, Wii, PSP, and the Nintendo DS) play for us?"
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