Movie License Games You Enjoyed?

[Sean Hollyman]

Movie licensed games aren't usually that good, but are there any you enjoyed?
I actually enjoyed these games:
Harry Potter 2& 3 Also Quidditch World Cup but is that a movie licensed game?
Disney Pixar Cars
Transformers 2
King Kong
Spider Man 2
Spider Man 1

 

[LookingGlass]

Well I really enjoyed Aliens Vs Predator 2 (2001). Technically that's based on two movie franchises. I haven't played the original. The recent one wasn't that bad either, though the marine campaign was very generic.

 

[Ilikemilkshake]

spider man 2
the only one i can think of, and the movie tied in plot was the worst part about it

 

[Daystar Clarion]

Spider-Man 2.

You could pretty much ignore the movie plot and just spend hours webslinging around the city.

That mechanic was done brilliantly. It's kind of sad that there still isn't a Spider-Man game that captures the feeling of travelling around New York as well as Spider-Man 2.

I would buy a current gen Spider-Man 2-esque game in a snap.

 

[Elemorea]

I quite enjoyed some of the Lord of the rings games that came out a few years back.

 

[Gunner 51]

What no love for Lethal Weapon on the Amiga?

 

[chstens]

Ghostbusters from 2009(?). By far one of the ebst license games I've played.

 

[b3nn3tt]

X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Everything that the film could have been. It actually made Wolverine a bad-ass who ripped people in half. While the enemies did get a bit repetitive, it was still a great game, and easily the best film-licensed game I've played.

 

[Jelly ^.^]

I will be the drips before the tide. Goldeneye remains to this day among the only movie licenced games I've played that I remember being good.

I also didn't mind The Godfather too much, but after finishing it, you realise just how rushed/lazily slapped together it was.

 

[Alex Cowan]

Battlefront 2. In fact, quite a lot of the Star Wars games, mainly the ones that use the license creatively rather than just blandly re-stating the plot of one of the movies.

 

[Grotch Willis]

That is a toss up to either Goldeneye for the N64 or the current console gen version of Ghostbusters.

 

[The Serpent]

Just wanted to toss in Tron Evolution. I haven't played it myself, but the reviews for it were good.

 

[Dopubalimatu]

Of the top of my head :
Lord Of The Rings : Return Of The King
Alien vs Predator 1
Alien vs Predator 2

PS:My favourite movie based games will be S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series
when they release the movie(about which I don't have high expectations)<-(Problably gramatically flawed).

 

[Zeema]

Return of the King and Jedi Power Battles

awesome Co Op and those games were amazing

 

[Lucyfer86]

Avatar: the game
&
Lord of the Rings: Third Age

 

[Noswad]

Goldeneye, pure awesomeness distilled into a N64 cartridge

 

[Mordekaien]

X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Everything that the film could have been. It actually made Wolverine a bad-ass who ripped people in half. While the enemies did get a bit repetitive, it was still a great game, and easily the best film-licensed game I've played.

Yep. This one.... played it quite extensively

And then LOTR: Return of the King - Another good hack n' slash

 

[Plinglebob]

X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Everything that the film could have been. It actually made Wolverine a bad-ass who ripped people in half. While the enemies did get a bit repetitive, it was still a great game, and easily the best film-licensed game I've played.

Yep. This one.... played it quite extensively

And then LOTR: Return of the King - Another good hack n' slash

I agree with both, but especially Return of the King as its one of the few PC games that have had Co-op. Other then that, Star Wars Episode 1 Racer. Best thing to come out of the prequals.