Action, up to 4 players, published by: Take 2 Interactive
The Fantastic Four return with this third-person action video game featuring Marvel Comics' legendary super-powered foursome. The game is based on both the comic book series as well as Twentieth Century FoxMarvel Entertainment's movie sequel.
Action, Rating: E10 - (Everyone 10+), Published by: Take 2 Interactive
Experience all the incredible movie action, and beyond! Transform into any member of the Fantastic Four to fight enemies from the Fantastic Four Universe including Silver Surfer, Super Skrull and more.Unite and fight! Battle in 4-player co-op with easy pick up and play ability.Combine super powers for devastating team attacks with the new Fusion Attack System!Truly destructible environments smash, wreck, wreak havoc!Loads of unlockables including alternate Fantastic Four costumes, historical comic covers, and more!Play as the Silver Surfer and ride in the Fantasticar only on the Nintendo DS!
Action, Rating: T - (Teen),up to 4 players, published by: 2K Games
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer features Marvel Entertainment''s legendary super-powered foursome in its second big adventure. In the game and the film, Marvel’s first family of Super Heroes faces its greatest challenge yet as the enigmatic, intergalactic herald, the Silver Surfer, comes to Earth to prepare it for destruction. As the Silver Surfer races around the globe wreaking havoc, the team must unravel the mystery of the Silver Surfer and confront the surprising return of their mortal enemy, Dr. Doom, before all hope is lost!
Genre: Action, Publisher: Activision, Platform(s): Windows, Mac, ESRB Rating: T - (Teen)
Play as The Fantastic Four, utilizing all the powers of Marvel's most unique family of Super Heroes, in the only team-based action-adventure game based on the upcoming feature film from Twentieth Century Fox.
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