The first 3D action-RPG based on the popular Marvel characters, X-Men Legends challenges players to master the attributes of their favorite X-Men by creating, customizing and controlling teams of four mutants in real time. Assuming the role of more than a dozen popular Super Heroes, each with individual mutant powers and fighting skills, including Wolverine, Gambit, and Storm, players lead teams of mutants as they battle the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants and other Marvel villains on a quest to stop the extinction of mankind and determine the fate of the world. Combine superpowers to unleash awesome mutant attacks that obliterate all obstacles and enemies in your path. Over 40 fully rendered cinematic sequences illustrate the cliffhanger plot and lead the X-Men into brutal confrontation with the greatest evil mutant-kind and humankind alike have ever faced.
Live the legend.
The merry band of mutants is back in their greatest digital adventure ever. Read More »
Boss battles are a huge part of action games. Showdowns with baddies are an integral part of comic books. So naturally, the boss fights in X-Men Legends are one of the game's highlights. Programmers Ryan Danz and Simon Parkinson discuss the construction of the game's boss fights. From their blueprint, you'll learn what goes into making those cool face-offs with Toad, Mystique, Pyro, Juggernaut, Magneto, and more. Read More »
When I first caught of glimpse of X-Men Legends at E3 2003, I knew it would be the game for me. I love the Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance style of gameplay and I love comics. Since it combines the two, I knew X-Men Legends would be my video-game equivalent of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. Playing the game for a bit at Comic Con 2004 only cemented the notion. Recently, I visited Activision for even more hands-on time with the game. And while it has some issues from a technical perspective, the basic gameplay -- especially the multiplayer -- is lots of fun and there are so many nice nods to comics fans that the flaws are more than excusable. Read More »
To recap what I learned about X-Men Legends at Comic Con 2004, 1) The action is really fun and fast, 2) Most players will find several characters they'll enjoy playing as, 3) Multiplayer sessions totally rock, and 4) I want to marry Magma. In the immortal words of Stan, "'nuff said!" Read More »
Designing games with superheroes isn't an easy task. Gamers are demanding and want their heroes to replicate their beloved fantasies as closely as possible. It takes research, focus groups, and testing, testing, testing. However, as the X-Men Legends team makes headway into finalizing the code for its upcoming action-RPG, it looks like the daunting task is about to become a reality. In this diary Rob Gee details the influences that went into making Legends a first-rate facsimile with all that "super stuff" discerning games require. Read More »
Also known as: X-Men RPG, X-Men Legends World Collection
Release Region: United States
Release Date: September 21, 2004
Publisher: Activision
T for Teen Blood, ViolenceRelease Region: Japan
Release Date: January 27, 2005
Publisher: Activision
Also available on: PlayStation 2, GameCube, N-Gage
1 DVD
For more info on these technical requirements and features, please view GameSpy's Specs FAQ.
|
X-Men Legends at IGN
X-Men Legends Cheats at IGN
X-Men Legends Guide at IGN
X-Men Legends at GameSpy
X-Men Legends at TeamXbox
X-Men Legends at GameStats
|
Great!
