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Cnet Review : Iron Man (PlayStation 2)

Unfortunately, indoors or out, Iron Man is not a pretty game. Enemy models and explosions are a half step above two-dimensional, and draw distances for bigger environments are woefully short. More attention was paid to Iron Man's various suits, but even those efforts were not very successful. The graphics are most effective when you're flying at high speeds, largely because that's the one time that the pervasive blurriness is actually a positive thing. It's hard to feel like much of a superhero with such lackluster visuals.
45 / 100
Z3rg - contributor
Published: 633 days 18 hours ago | Review | PlayStation 2
 
 
 

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