You'll be raising more quizzical eyebrows than a demented Sean Connery. It'd be just about forgiveable that neither of the main characters plays any part in the entire game of the movie if the actual gameplay redeemed the situation, but it's so far away from even being a competent action game that it's incredible it's even been deemed worthy of release. While familiar foe Lex Luthor regularly appears in cut-scenes with Lois Lane, neither character plays any part at all in the action at all, leaving the Man of Steel to battle it out a series of tedious and utterly unrelated combat encounters in the streets and skies of Metropolis.Ī series of tedious and utterly unrelated combat encounters against mechs, flying droids, dragons, mutants and. Claiming it's one with the film is borderline fraudulent. This isn't a game based on the summer blockbuster movie in any way whatsoever. But we'll try.įor a start - the name of the game is hopelessly misleading. It's a game so mind-numbingly lacking in so many fundamental ways, it's hard to put your finger on how a company with the talent and resources of EA could turn out such a turkey. probably the last legendarily terrible N64 Superman game back in 1999.
Not even Superman could avert this disaster.ĭelayed by six months to get the game up to standard, EA's Tiburon studio has turned out arguably the worst superhero game since.
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