X-Men: Mutant Academy

THE BAD:
While you are watching FMVs,sometimes game freezes.Also,character speed is so slow.Another thing is,there are only 10 characters.

SUMMARY:
Characters in X-Men are fighting in this game,arcade style,of course.Each character has got own powers and own attacks.

There are 10 characters at this game:Cyclops,Storm,Gambit,Phoenix(basically Jean Grey),Wolverine,Beast,Toad,Sabretooth,Mystique and Magneto.You can train with them at Academy,for learn they skills.

Also,there is Cerebro-database that collects all information about characters.You can watch FMVs there,check costumes and see all them records.

You will like this game,but I prefer wait for its second game.

THE BAD:
this game is very repititive you just fight,some of the voice-overs suck(toads is the worst),some modes are boring(like academy mode) and finally it's just another fighting game.

SUMMARY:
Hey guys and girls! Heres another "retro review" Today i have Xmen:Mutant Academy. This game is pretty much average in every aspect. The graphics are ok and you get lots of extas( and when i say lots i mean LOTS!!).But some of the voice-overs are really bad especially Toads! Overall if you are a fan of the x-men i would recomend it but at the end of the day it's just another fighting game with the x-men...

THE BAD:
A bit, only a slight off, the graphics, and the number of characters

SUMMARY:
Jean, Wolverine, Cyclops, Storm, Beast, and Gambit, you care my 6 best students, and do you best. by the way, destroy the mutant brotherhood for me, will you? and if your skills are not that good, go to the academy mode for practice

Toad, Mystique, and you, sabertooth, are going to join I, to conquer the world with our powers. but first, we must destroy our enemies and then proceed to prove yourselfs. the survival mode, i suggest, is the best to gain practice.

THE BAD:
The game is extremely 2-d, to the point where I wonder if this game was actually built for an older system, but when the PS1 came out, they simply put the program in a CD (without editing it) and just threw it into the mix. The fighting is hard, and not very enjoyable, since you're limited to very few moves, not matter who you chose to play as. The arenas you fight in are all extremely small and cramped, meaning anyone who's claustrophobic will have a heck of time with this one. And then...

THE BAD:
Well, nothing much, save that sometimes, the opponents really make you angry.

SUMMARY:
This game consists of great graphics with superb moves and throws. A lot of fun to play with friends and family. Go to Academy Mode to learn your moves and try out other characters to find out the best mutant in you. I think both Action and Xmen fans will love this game. It really makes a difference with all the superb 3d graphics and moves. With different kinds of gaming styles: Survival Mode, Arcade, Academy and Versus. Go through Cerebro to look for some special pictures and other movie clips in stored for you. This game is suitable for all ages. Give it a try, there's no harm to it. So enjoy a great swelling time in this great clash, XMen mutant Academy. Enjoy. TC...

THE BAD:
Lack of new characters to use.

SUMMARY:
This game was very good all and all.

THE BAD:
really boring and monotanous game play

SUMMARY:
This game is a real throw back to the days of Street Fighter II, the original. Throw back in that computer AI's are just as stupid and cheep as they were back in those days. I was sorely disappointed in the gameplay. It was less an exercise in control and grasp of fighting techniques as it was an exercise in knowing which attack the computer wasn't sure how to defend. The best example of this is Toad. The character is shorter than most and Cyclopes' eye beam passes over him when he ducks, so he doesn't have to block. Mystique's weapon, though, is lower and hits Toad. Toad just sits there and takes the attack over and over again, never even attempting to block. Jump attacks also seem to confuse some of the AI's so they block low instead of high. The trick is...