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.
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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).

"The Incredible Hulk doesn't release until early June, in conjunction with the upcoming Edward Norton movie. So, there's some time for Marvel's green superhero to take some vitamin supplements. But here's a quick comparison of how he's shaping up...

Judge for yourself"
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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 ...
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It's no mean feat powering up from being video game publisher No. 14 in 2004 to becoming the industry's sixth largest third-party publisher today. But Sega of America is tasting that success. Industry analysts credit its president and COO since 2005, Simon Jeffery, as the force behind the company's struggle to reinvent itself.

In fact, come May 2, when the Marvel Enterprises-produced "Iron Man" blasts into movie theaters, Sega is counting on the day-and-date release of its video game version to inject even more life into what was once a very anemic portfolio.

"Historically, Sega hasn't been part of the license business," explains Jeffery. "But we felt that in order to gain market momentum, we absolutely needed to have big game-appropriate movie licenses under our belt."
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There is "always hope" for a "next-gen" Indiana Jones game, LucasArts has said.

Speaking to VideoGamer.com, voice director David Collins revealed that the "next-gen" versions of Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings, a game due out for all major platforms except the 360 and PS3, were canned because of "timing" and "financial" reasons.
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Pre-order Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings at Gamestop and receive a free mini strategy guide.
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DarkZero: With the recent announcement that Lucasarts are working on Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings for Wii, DS, PS2 and the PSP, many people wondered what had happened with the "next gen" version of Indiana Jones that was highly boasted about a few years back, and if development of that game was happening, albeit quietly, concurrently with Staff of Kings.

However, this seems not to be the case, and Lucasarts have now confirmed they've decided to work solely on Staff of Kings, making a "strategic business decision" to end development of the 360/PS3 versions.
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Joystiq Writes:
GN reports that "multiple sources" at LucasArts and "elsewhere" indicate that the developer's next-gen Indiana Jones game has been canceled; however, Joystiq has contacted LucasArts for an official statement and things don't appear so cut-and-dry.

According to a LucasArts representative, "LucasArts remains absolutely committed to the Indiana Jones franchise. While we are aware that fans have been eagerly awaiting additional information on the upcoming game, they can rest assured that details are forthcoming."

Well, that doesn't sound like the game is dead, although there's certainly wiggle room in that quote to speculate that the long-in-development title has been killed with another taking its place. Of course, that would just be our old friends Rumor and Speculation stopping by to say hi.
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Two high resolution screenshots from LucasArts' upcoming next-gen action adventure, rumoured to be titled Indiana Jones & Staff of Kings. The article is accompanied by further new concept arts and renders and it mentions more of the game's locations or the engine it'll use.
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