360Sync writes: "X-Men Origins: Wolverine has a lot going for it, especially since the game officially falls into that ill-fated category of movie tie-in. Not only does it let you control one of comic's greatest anti-heroes but it allows you to do so with a great deal of flair, control, and bloody violence. This is a hero whose entire arsenal is a set of adamantium coated claws and serious attitude, which begs the question; just how many ways can you slice and dice a human opponent?
To this end, the developers utilized a graphics engine that hits home just how insanely dangerous Logan really is as he tears through a literal army of opponents. Kill animations are bloody and amazingly varied with virtually nothing held back as you sever heads, impale chests, gouge eyes and tear enemies completely in half before flinging their bloody entrails at surrounding opponents. Another amazing effect is Logan's mutant regeneration ability which looks absolutely fantastic on screen..."
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