GameCube Video Games - Beat Em Up

The famous Gauntlet, straight arcade terminals enters for the first time on GameCube and attempts to reconnect with its gameplay bourrin and its parts endiablées in multiplayer mode. An attempt that...

GC VERSION - The grim adventures of Billy and Mandy - the very eccentric but endearing characters of the popular Cartoon Network series have decided to distribute mamporro also in the home console...

Ultimate Spiderman allows for the first time to embody or Spiderman or Vénom, in a game that...

Like a bad pizza, the shellshocked Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have given people much agita. Without mincing words, the past two Turtles games (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Teenage Mutant Ninja...

The Japanese developer Koei is decidedly difficult to get out of the mould where it is locked out the chain of action or strategy based on Chinese legends softs. It will therefore not surprised to...

In Viewtiful Joe 2, you get to play either Joe or Sylvia as you take on various enemies in a side-scrolling movie screen. Fast forward or slow down time to solve the puzzles!

Okay, before you get to naming the Gamecube Incredible Hulk game, the recent Spiderman games, and well, that's about all I can think of right now, my primary question is this: when you really...

Ninja turtles took their first steps in the comic book in 1984. Created by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, they themselves had to publish his adventures under the label of Mirage Studios, but the play...

No summary could be formulated. Exit U.S.: September 04, 2004

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash-Up aims to combine not only the best of Wii fighting games with the TMNT franchise, but also to combine the best parts of the franchise into one game. (more…)

Shrek, the Ane and their friends on the road again to a game of simili-catch rather bof...

Always eating film titles, Activision offers us today Fantastic Four, popular film at the Box Office. The super hero, in French the 4 fantastic, will have to remove the scum that plunge the city into...

Predictable, but fun.

TMNT has some legitimately neat platforming sequences, but it's more frustrating than a kid-oriented game ought to be, and the combat is completely brain-dead.

Try games: "Psychonauts" at the very least, it is not the usual videogame-movie drab conversion. "X-Men: the official game" moves independent of "final showdown", which...

Hensin A Go Go, baby! It’s looking like life is viewtiful, as Viewtiful Joe and Dormammu are joining the cast of Marvel vs. Capcom 3! Viewtiful Joe, from the Capcom side of things, is an ordinary guy...

Did you know they were making a movie about Batman’s origins, revealing the reason he likes to dress up in rubber and beat people up at midnight? Surely Tim Burton’s first effort covered all that in...

After a rather sympathetic Xbox, Hunter: The Reckoning arrived late on GameCube (more than a year of delay still!) in a perhaps less successful version technically, including graphically. Based on...

Beat 'em up, kick 'em out, rawhide! You'll find yourself humming these words to the old TV show theme song as you beat up endless thugs in a game that strangely reminds one of a cattle drive.

Hand in hand with Capcom becomes the superhero with more style, but this time away from the action and the beat'em up and presents a complete fighting game that supports up to 4 characters in...