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Ron Perlmans great voice acting
Accurate depiction of sarcastic Hellboy humor.
Cooperative play lets you drag another person with you.
Abstract: Since I am a considerably crazed Hellboy fan girl, you could say I was pretty darn excited for the new Hellboy game, Hellboy: Science of Evil. Sure, it was coming out right before the new Hellboy movie, but I figured since the two were basically unrelated...
Published: 2008-08-26, Author: Tom , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: There is a moment in Hellboy: Science of Evil when you have to face off against a hideous gorilla/octopus hybrid. It roars with anger as its slimy tentacles writhe like sloppy worms. At this point, your adrenaline should gush as you raise your stone-en...
Published: 2008-07-02, Author: Gabe , review by: gamespy.com
Ron Perlmans great voice acting; accurate depiction of sarcastic Hellboy humor.
Boring combat gets old quick; story goes nowhere; co-op play adds little appeal.
General opinion would indicate that Hellboy is a pretty cool character, what with one feature film under his belt and another on its way (not to mention the scads of comics from which he originated). Youve already had plenty of opportunities to famili...
Abstract: Games based on popular movie licenses generally fall into one of two categories; there are those like the recent Iron Man, tightly tied to a current film release, as well as the movie’s narrative. And then theres those, like last month’s Bourne Consp...
Abstract: Xbox 360, PS3Classification: MRRP: $110Rating:1 out of 5 Developed by Australias Krome Studios, this Hellboy adventure, released to coincide with the new Hollywood flick, begins promisingly. The inimitable Ron Perlman delivers amusing quips, you ...
It’s no surprise that a movie-licensed game has turned out rubbish, again. There is no excuse for gameplay this dated. Avoid, unless you’re feeling very nostalgic. 3.8/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Re...
