If that's not bloodthirsty enough, watch as people's heads get chopped off with helicopter blades.

To up the aggression stakes, you can also toss your enemies off bridges or impale them onto a spikes and swords. It's easy to play, with the two buttons for the basic combat (there are more combos and moves as you progress) plus another button to grapple and jump foe to foe. One of my personal favorite moments in the initial fight between Wolverine and Sabertooth came as Logan chided him ('You're getting soft Victor'), when I buried my claws in his chest.The puzzles (shifting vehicles, finding power cells) are quickly forgettable but the combat is an endless claw slash gore fest and let's be honest, that's what will attract Wolverine fans. In one level, soldiers brag about what they would do if they caught Weapon X as an injured Wolverine crawls through the vents. Listening to the characters scream as Wolverine closes in claws blazing is a nice touch. Voice acting is cool-the major players from the movie offer their two pennies-but when you crank the sound FX and chatter, there's a lot going on. Speaking of which, sound in this game is pretty killer. There are some exciting boss battles in this game, but other than those meetings (most of which should be expected-but don't expect spoilers from me) there's nothing but a man, his claws, and some screams. There are some muddier facades later in the game, but most people will be too distracted to notice. There isn't much pop-in from textures or slowdown (though a lot of enemies plus running water sometimes drops the frame rate), which is more impressive when you consider the graphical flourishes like slow motion and blood that sprays the screen. Environments are nice, particularly the Weapon X Facility and the Jungle. Each of Wolverine's strikes is wide and vicious, though there is a precision that makes him as efficient as he is deadly. It's all handled beautifully in terms of graphics and animations. I have to say, it never gets old to watch Wolverine pounce on a soldier and bounce high into the air for the killing strike as the soldier crawls away pleading. Cinematic moments like these are very common and the game seems to know just when to milk the slow-mo for one of those 'Oh My God! Did You See That?!' moments. I can't describe how marvelous it is to Wolverine and Sabertooth collide mid-air as Wolverine sinks his claws into his shoulders. Blood sprays liberally from horrified enemies and there is just the right amount of slow motion to make things really cool.

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