Don't let the 'Uncaged Edition' fool you, this is not a special edition or bundle. Price Point X-Men Origins: Wolverine - Uncaged Edition is going to set you back a cool $59.99 on the PS3 and 360, but the PC is only going to cost you $39.99. Want to know which version is worth your comic book collection, bub? Scroll on down and get your hands dirty, fanboy. Want to know what I thought of the game? Take a gander at the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC reviews. It puts you into the events of the summer blockbuster along with a healthy dose of exclusive stuff such as enemies, costumes and power augmentations. Decapitations, lopped of limbs and people getting torn in half are all parts of the game's simple and satisfying combat system. With claws drawn, Wolverine tears through opponents like I tear through a Buffalo wing buffet. My best advice would be to just rent this if you’re looking for a change of pace in your games, or if you’re a Wolvie-diehard, it may be a full price game to you.Besides having an excruciatingly long name, X-Men Origins: Wolverine - Uncaged Edition is probably one of the bloodiest games of the year (so far). Kinda makes me wonder why the movie couldnt be like this?There really isn’t anything in the way of replay value to justify coming back to this other than costumes to unlock and play as a Wolverine of your choice to replay the storyline. Even though it wouldn’t be Game Of The Year material that follows the same storyline as the movie in which it feels like “seen it, don’t need to see it again,” you’re really not gonna give a care as you go around, slashing people up.

What fun! This game is literally what every Wolverine-related game should have been. The hack n slash action in this game is satisfying, and did i forget to mention the blood flys when you slash someone? You seriously spray blood everywhere when your slicing someone up with Wolverine’s claws.

I was half-expecting to yank X-Men Origins Wolverine out of my PS3 and ship it back to Gamefly thinking it was gonna be an indespensible money-maker advertising the movie just waiting for any gaming-customer to give in to being $20-$30 broke with a possible bad game.The deal with this game is that, for gamers, its your typical actioner complete with the moves you have as Wolverine to upgrade: Attacks, Health, Fury, all that good stuff, and then there’s the combat. When it comes to video games, movie-based games are the ones getting bad reps these days.

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