http://www.gamesradar.com/gc/features/l-X/s-a-zhttp://www.gamesradar.com/f/the-many-faces-of-wolverine/a-2009042810227858023<img src="http://static.gamesradar.com/images/mb/GamesRadar/us/Features/2009/04/Many%20Faces%20of%20Wolverine/Finished/042809_wolverinefaces_obs03--article_blog_image.jpg" border="0"></img><br /><p>Everyone&#8217;s got their favorite superhero, but none are as consistently badass as James Howlett. Sorry, Logan. Sorry again, Wolverine. With incredibly quick healing powers, an indestructible metal alloy grafted to his skeleton, and three claws that emerge from his fists, Wolverine quickly made an impact in the comic book world with his first appearance in 1974. ...</p>GC featureApr 28, 2009http://www.gamesradar.com/f/x-men-legends-ii-rise-of-apocalypse/a-20060714155529528013Individually, the X-Men might not be able to hold a game on their own. Hell, even X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse has a few glaring problems, but when it comes to working as a team, this game's got it where it counts. From the massive roster of both heroic and villainous mutants, you can have up to four running through the overhead levels at once. The gameplay's basic stuff - follow maps to mission goals, then blow up or beat up whatever's in your way. You'll gain experience points, ...<br/>GC featureJul 30, 2007http://www.gamesradar.com/f/comic-games-that-got-it-right/a-20060714161616160007Comic books are one of the hottest licenses out there right now. All you have to do is slap Spider-Man on a bag of socks and boom! It's out the door. The same goes with games based on comics - no matter their quality, they tend to sell like crazy. With so many lackluster heroes running around, it's hard to pinpoint which games are worth playing and which need to hang up the spandex. Well, that's precisely why we've hand-picked the best, most authentic comic book games of all time. The five ...<br/>GC featureJul 30, 2007http://www.gamesradar.com/f/bestselling-crap/a-2007060713592079079In general, we think you've got pretty good taste in games. You've made massive successes of stellar franchises like Ratchet & Clank, The Elder Scrolls and Katamari Damacy. You tend to like the things we like, and that's part of why we enjoy writing for you and telling you about all the cool games we think you'll get excited about playing. Sometimes, though, you ignore our advice, which breaks our hearts a little. It's bad enough when you do it by passing up kickass experiences like Okami or ...<br/>GC featureJun 26, 2007