X2: Wolverine's Revenge

Video Game
2003
T

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Mark Hamill in X2: Wolverine's Revenge (2003)

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Logan goes in search of clues to his past and involvement with the Weapon X program in Canada with the help of his friends from the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters and faces off against ... Read allLogan goes in search of clues to his past and involvement with the Weapon X program in Canada with the help of his friends from the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters and faces off against various opponents.Logan goes in search of clues to his past and involvement with the Weapon X program in Canada with the help of his friends from the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters and faces off against various opponents.

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6.8/10

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Mark Hamill

Wolverine
(voice)

Patrick Stewart

Professor Charles Xavier
(voice)

Fred Tatasciore

Sabretooth
(voice)
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Jennifer Hale

Carol Hines
(voice)
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Don Morrow

The Professor
(voice)
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Richard Portnow

Beast
(voice)

Darryl M. Bell

Bravo Leader
(voice)
(as Daryl Bell)

Dorothy Gallagher

Computer
(voice)

Gwendoline Yeo

Lady Deathstrike
(voice)

Mayim Bialik

Bush Pilot
(voice)
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Christopher Corey Smith

Mr. Sinister
(voice)
(as Chris Smith)
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Ted Nordblum

Colossus
(voice)
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Rino Romano

Spider-Man
(voice)
(uncredited)

Director
- Brigitte Burdine
Writer
- Larry Hama
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Trivia
Even though Hugh Jackman, the actor who plays Wolverine in X2: X-Men United (2003), is featured on the game's box art, he did not provide the voice for Wolverine, nor was his likeness used for the character's model. Instead, Wolverine was voiced by Mark Hamill, and is modeled after the character's appearance from the comics.

Quotes
Magneto: Ahhh, Logan... we meet again. And in a place where steel flows in rivers, and lightning converges with gravity!

Connections
Featured in The Making of 'X-Men Legends' (2004)

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A lot better than recent X games

I liked this game...it wasn't great, but definetly worth a renting or two. Considering the last bunch of X games have been fighting games it was cool to finally get a real story game.

People have been mislead from the commercials and that sucks. I dont agree with how they advertised the game. Even calling it X2 in the title threw a lot of people off. On the whole the game is good. You can do some cool stuff in it and have some cool fight sequences. Its definetly more of a renting game than buying game.