The Incredible Hulk (video game)

For other uses, see The Incredible Hulk (disambiguation)

Consoles

Nintendo DS

Java ME

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The Incredible Hulk
Developers	Amaze Entertainment
Publisher	Sega
Writer(s)	Migdia Chinea
Platforms	Nintendo DS
Composer	Noah Gabriel
Release Date	June 5, 2008
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The Incredible Hulk, also known as The Incredible Hulk: The Official Video Game, is a video game based on the Marvel Comics superhero Hulk and the 2008 Marvel Studios' film. The console versions were released on June 5, 2008, and the PC version was released on June 10, 2008.

Differences Between Versions

• The plot is much more like the movie it is based on rather than the other versions of the game. Therefore, there is no Enclave, U-Foes or Rick Jones.
  • There is an additional ten levels taking place in Alaska before the story moves on the Porto Verde five years later.
  • Since there is no Enclave, Kyklops is not owned by anyone.

Chapters

• Alaska
  • Frozen Tundra
  • Frigid Cavern
  • Mountain Ascent
  • Mountain Peaks
  • Icy Den
  • Icy Tunnels
  • Frozen Forest
  • Research Rig
  • Glacial Sea
  • Ship Wreckage
• Brazil
  • Favela
  • Sewers
  • Coral Reef
  • Downtown
  • Bottling Plant
  • Deep Jungle
  • Lake
  • Ruins
  • Canopy
  • Upper Canopy
• United States of America
  • University
  • Sewers
  • Suburbs
  • Slums
  • Lab Complex
  • Warehouse District
  • Harbor
  • Chinatown
  • Retail District
  • Harlem

Plot

To be added

Appearances

Characters

• Bruce Banner/Hulk
• Betty Ross
• Thaddeus Ross
• Emil Blonsky/Abomination
• Samuel Sterns
• Kyklops

Locations

• Greenland
• Brazil
  • Porto Verde
    • Pingo Doce Bottling Plant
• United States of America
  • New York
    • New York City
  • Virginia
    • Willowdale
      • Culver University

Events

• Bruce Banner Manhunt
  • Ambush in Alaska
  • Ambush in Porto Verde
  • Battle at Culver University
  • Duel of Harlem

Items

• Gamma Radiation

Organizations

• United States Army
  • Strategic Operations Command Center

Vehicles

• Humvee

Projects

• Project Gamma Pulse (mentioned)

Alternate Skins

The Nintendo DS version of the game the same skins as the console versions in addition to many more. Unlike the console versions, the skins in the DS version can be unlocked by finding them in the game's various levels.

Banner Hulk

Bi-Beast

Classic Abomination

Hiroim the Shamed

Hulk 2099

Hulkbuster Iron Man Mark III

Korg

Madman

Rick Jones Hulk

Savage Hulk

Ultimate Hulk

World War Hulk

Zzzax

Behind the Scenes

Continuity

The game contains an entirely different plot to the film it is based on as well as the greater Marvel Cinematic Universe. In the game, Samuel Sterns works at Empire State University while in the film, Sterns works at Grayburn College. Additionally, instead of taking a version of the Super Soldier Serum, Emil Blonsky uses a suit of armor before becoming Abomination.

Therefore, this game is considered non-canon.

Videos

Incredible Hulk Debut Video Game Trailer

The Incredible Hulk The Game-Official Trailer 1

The Incredible Hulk Videogame - "Incredible" Trailer

The making of The Incredible Hulk

New Incredible Hulk Making Of Video Game

The Incredible Hulk Videogame - "The Sound Of The Fury"

External Links

• The Incredible Hulk (video game) on Wikipedia
• The Incredible Hulk (video game)/Nintendo DS on IMDb
• The Incredible Hulk (2008 video game) on Marvel Database