If recent trailers have got you excited for Steve Rogers's big-screen outing, Captain America: Super Soldier won't exactly fill the void until the film's release. Like its protagonist, the game has noble intentions, attempting to reproduce Arkham Asylum's winning yet elusive formula by restricting the campaign to a single sprawling location and equipping you with a rich combat system. But ultimately it's not enough to save Cap from movie-tie-in mediocrity. Read more
Closing Comments If you want an open-world superhero adventure, full of kick-ass combat and endless discovery, there’s probably a better alternative on the way. But Captain America is passable, and the combat is surprisingly varied and well executed. But if you’re expecting the full-on cinematic experience, you’ll be disappointed. Read more
Become Captain America, the ultimate Super-Soldier, as you face the Red Skull's army in this gripping original third-person action adventure set in the darkest days of World War II. Wield Captain America's legendary shield to take out enemies at a distance, interact with your environment, and deflect incoming fire back at foes as you traverse Hydra's massive castle to save the world from Cap's villainous archenemies. Read more
The individual elements in Super Soldier aren't that impressive. Punishment-free platforming, a dull story, and homogenized visuals make you feel like a super zero, and the tame boss fights fail to inject much excitement into your adventure. But combat is the focus in the Captain's latest game, and that's where its strength lies. Read more
Two weeks ago I reviewed Captain America: Super Soldier for the Wii. I compared the game to a stripped down version of Batman: Arkham Asylum, the game was decent for … Read more