PSU writes: "SEGA has said that the publisher is expecting its upcoming movie tie-in The Incredible Hulk to turn in a solid performance when the game hits shelves this summer.
Xbox360Achievements.org have recently released the achievements for the upcoming Incredible Hulk title.
TVGB: "You've probably all seen the concept art above from The Incredible Hulk game, heard the news that Tony Stark will be making an appearance in the new Incredible Hulk movie and also heard that Hulkbuster armor will be making an appearance in the Iron Man game. Putting these three news items together one could easily jump the conclusion that Iron Man is going to make an appearance in the Hulk game. Well I'm here to tell you that that assumption would be completely and totally correct."
A whole host of new screenshots for The Incredible Hulk have appeared online, which you can look at here. ...
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Looks like the new Incredible Hulk game will use the actor voices from the upcoming movie, which is nice. Impressive to see that Sega is going big budget on their movie games, first Iron Man gets good voice acting and now Hulk.
The difference is slightly more than a wii bit when it comes to Gaming Target's comparison between of The Incredible Hulk on next-gen systems and other "next-gen" system. Notice the the decreased muscle definition as well as the barren city detail in the Wii version (the first image) and the higher textures of the true next-gen version (second image).
Coinciding with the new film, Sega has scheduled the release of the movie tie-in game, The Incredible Hulk, for June 2008 on Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, DS, PS2 and PC. The game will feature moments from the film, as well as additional plotlines and characters drawn from the Marvel universe. Taking control of the Hulk himself, players can smash through anything in their paths and even use the debris as weaponry. According to Sega, damage is persistent ...
LucasArts' internally developed Indiana Jones game (scheduled for release on PS3, Xbox 360 and DS) is "still in development," but the company is no longer referring to it by the "Indiana Jones 2007" codename. This likely signals a delay to coincide with the release of Indiana Jones 4 next year.