From: THQ Average Rating: Binding: Video Game ESRB Age Rating: Teen Label: THQ Model: 785138380339 Number of Items: 1 Platform: GameCube Release Date: June 15, 2006
Features:
Tactical action and adventure based on the movie storyline
Play as any of the Incredibles, using their powers against bombs, bullets, robots, and lasers
Fighting, racing, and puzzle action combines with the game's humor, as you play across 18 levels
Product Description: The Incredibles brings home the fun and adventure of the hit animated film! A super-powered family is trying to live a quiet life in the suburbs, when they're forced into action to save the world. Live up to your superhero name and be incredible -- the world(and your family) is counting on you!
Pros: you can play as mr./mrs. incredibles and his kids a little to easy fighting with humans
cons: bad graphics! they just keep talking! like mr. incredible allways says every five seconds, "How bout' a peice of mr. incredible!" and the mom "Whatever happened to Ladys First" it is so hard fighting the omnidroid! it should not be rated Teen because it should be rated Everyone. not even E10+!
do not get this game!
Very Cool Is a very challenging game but all my kids love it. True to form with the movie.
Promising Game That Doesn't Deliver When I watched The Incredibles, I remember thinking, "That would be a really fun game." A boy who can run over a hundred miles an hour? A woman whose entire body is elastic? Sounds like it would make for an afternoon or two of sugary superhero fun!
Unfortunately, I disliked the game so much I never finished playing it. The gameplay was a horrible mixture of repetition, poor graphics, and an absurd level of difficulty. A good video game should be challenging, I know, but this game left me feeling multiple times as though I was mere moments away from developing an eye twitch.
I loved the movie. I hated the game.
It's pretty good......... I was not that thrilled by the game. My dad won it. I think there was way too many levels when it was mr. Incredable. He is not fun to do. Mrs. Incredable was the best and she only had like threE! Some levels were kida stupid. Like they have you fighting the big thing twice! WHY!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
fun but short The Incredibles movie was a pleasant suprise, featuring lifelike characters, well animated fight scenes, and an interesting story. The game follows closely to the movie, with a few additional easter eggs.
First, the good: The Incredibles game has fun gameplay, good overall graphics, multiple cut scenes, and a nice ammount of replayability. The only problems with the game are that, first, the game is very short. There aren't many levels, and they aren't very long. A good player can beat the entire game in less than a day, but it will probably take a new player around a week. Most of the length is caused by some hard sections, such as the first two Omnidroid battles and places where the game makers didn't make it easy to grab a rope or something. The game is heavily scripted, making it easy to predict what you will have to face next.
The final problem is that you barely spend any time playing as Dash or Voilet. Dash has two levels, and Voilet only has one. The game has a very fun bonus feature you can unlock about halfway through the game, called Battle. In battle, you choose either Mr. or Mrs. Incredible, and battle seemingly endless waves of enemies.
All in all, The Incredibles is a short, fun game that is worth a rental, but you should think about it before you buy it.
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