Hulk on Nintendo GameCube (2003) is a mix of comic book action and explosive destruction that lets you smash, leap, and rage through a story inspired by the Marvel hero. Based partly on the film and drawing from the comics, it puts players in the shoes of Bruce Banner and his green alter ego in a tale of science gone wrong and chaos unleashed.

Developed by Radical Entertainment and published by Universal Interactive, Hulk splits gameplay between Banner’s stealth-driven sequences and the Hulk’s all-out destruction. As Banner, you’ll sneak through labs and military bases, relying on brains over brawn. As the Hulk, you’ll unleash devastating combos, hurl enemies across the screen, and tear the environment apart in true Hulk fashion.

The duality between brains and brute strength makes Hulk stand out, offering a balance of puzzle-solving and raw power. While it’s a product of its time, fans of the green giant got a solid taste of what it means to smash first and ask questions never.

1. Two playstyles: Switch between Bruce Banner’s stealth and Hulk’s unstoppable combat.
2. Environmental destruction: Smash walls, throw cars, and rip enemies apart.
3. Comic-inspired story: A narrative blending the movie with Marvel comic elements.
4. Boss battles: Face off against military weapons and classic Hulk villains.

Hulk on GameCube is a rough, loud, and smashing good time that captures both sides of Marvel’s gamma-powered hero.

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