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Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction (Microsoft Xbox, 2005)

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Entrega prevista: jue. 21 ago. - lun. 1 sep.

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No Manuel tested works great. Great condition please take a look at the photos thank you. "Impactful action and adventure await in 'Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction' for the Microsoft Xbox. Released in 2005 by Sierra, this T-Teen rated game offers a thrilling experience in the world of martial arts, action adventure, karate, and boxing. With the unique storyline and captivating gameplay, players can expect an exhilarating experience as they unleash the powers of the Hulk in this NTSC-U/C region game. Though this listing does not include a manual, rest assured that the game still delivers on excitement and entertainment."

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This third-person action game is designed to let Hulk do what Hulk does best. Based on the Marvel Comics character, Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction puts players in the role of the most powerful, angry creature on the planet, and then sets them loose in open expanses of unwary civilization.<br><br>Fittingly, the game's environments are designed to be almost completely destructible, and Hulk can learn to wield nearly any item he finds among the wreckage as a weapon. While freely roamed cityscapes in need of random smashing will be tempting to many, the game does offer a storyline, which plays out through a series of missions. Side quests may give Hulk some direction as well. If he wants any.<br><br>Although developed by the same studio that created 2003's Hulk game, Ultimate Destruction is not tied to the Ang Lee film. Writer Paul Jenkins and artist Brian Hitch helped create the storyline and settings of Ultimate Destruction, which are based more directly on the original comic book.