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Superman Returns: The Videogame
September 18th, 2006
by Howard Brown
Bookmark this post System: Xbox 360, Xbox, PS2 Electronic Arts has released the newest screens from SUPERMAN RETURNS: THE VIDEOGAME. The screens show the huge amount of improvement made to the graphics engine. The title looks to place The Man of Steel into the Sandbox genre of games made popular by titles such as GRAND THEFT AUTO. Whether or not they’re successful at making it a memorable gaming experience, we’re not sure but we’ll know soon enough. We’ll be heading down to the developer, EA Tiburon, in Orlando in a couple weeks time to find out for ourselves how things are shaping up with this title. This is where you come in. If there’s anything you wanna know about the game, let us know below in the comments or in our forums and we’ll find out for you firsthand. Wanna know if a certain power is in the game? How about a certain villain? No question is too small, so ask away. Until then, look at some of the game features below and make sure to tell us what you want to know about SUPERMAN RETURNS: THE VIDEOGAME. Features The Authentic Superman Experience Metropolis Comes to Life Huge Open World Missions and Mini-games Varied Gameplay Next-Gen Technology Filed under: Game Previews See Also: |









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1. Ecetia » Pantallazo&hellip | September 18th, 2006 at 8:12 pm
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2. Corey Sandifer | September 20th, 2006 at 10:09 am
Will there be any unlockables, like extra skins and costumes, like being able to play a comicbook model of Superman instead of from the movie?
3. Dr.Ph8 | September 21st, 2006 at 11:51 am
Make sure they use Mr. Mxypl-whatever. He’s a magical midget in a purple bowler hat, and he can bend realitywith a snap of his fingers. Imagine the challeges! He could flip Metroplois upside down and Supes would have to race to catch everyone falling (done in the comics).
They should also incorporate the fortress of solitude somehow, maybe with the intro and options menus. Each time you change menus, show Supes changing the crystals in that glass interface of his, possibly with Jor-el’s face in the background. Then, when you start the game show Supes dash off to Metropolis.
Little things like that make good games, great games.
4. diop david | September 27th, 2006 at 7:24 am
I BUY A PS2 FROM YOU PEOPLE ANY I DONT LIKE THE DISK PLATE IN IT I NEED ;
1)superman
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