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Superman Game Boy Game Cartridge Cleaned, Tested, and Guaranteed to Work!
PRODUCT DETAILS
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Game Boy
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:GB_SUPERMAN
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Gameboy |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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Nothing groundbreaking, but good once you get familiar with the odd controls. I almost gave it 3 stars but I decided to go with 4 since superman really has like no other good games pretty much it’s probably closer to a 3.5 similar to batman vengeance, not quite as good but not too far behind. The flying is fun.
maybe super can compete with batman games if they continued with this temple of gameplay
Moreso than any other superhero, Superman has fallen victim to poor game development. The last truly great game he enjoyed was on the Atari 2600. Since that time, he’s endured a horrible NES game, a pair of weak 16-bit games and the unbelievably horrid Superman 64 for the Nintendo 64. Let’s not even touch the Game Boy incarnation.Now that Superman has arrived on the next generation systems, is he faring any better? His X-Box game, Superman: The Man of Steel, sadly leaves a lot to be desired. Thankfully, though, his PS2 and GameCube games finally give Superman his best video game to date.This is little more than a straightforward linear action game, but even if it’s not innovative, it’s incredibly fun. For the first time, all of Superman’s powers are at your disposal. You can use your heatvision, super breath, superspeed and super strength to your advantage, and can do so in a variety of interesting ways, including the tornado spin and the ground pound. The feeling of satisfaction that comes with sending an enemy across the room with a mere puff of your breath is something to behold.The game is based on the stellar animated series that debuted in the mid-’90s and features all of the voice talent that made that show great. From Tim Daly to Clancy Brown to Malcolm McDowell, fans of the show will find everyone sounding exactly like their animated counterparts, and beautifully rendered "cel-shaded" video sequences highlight the similarity to the show as the game.
Super Speed, Super Strength, Heat Vision, X-Ray Vision, Super Hearing, Super Breath, and of course the ability to fly – it’s all here. There are 3 things that stand out about this game in my mind, 1) Wonderful story telling, 2) Superman’s flying – who knew it could be so easy to control?, 3) No repeats. When you lose at certain points of a stage, you don’t go back all the way to the begining of the stage but to when you were last sucessful. This is a great game!
Best Superman game is only so because lack of steep competition. Especially on Gamecube, this game does not have the best control scheme, and there are points that it is just hard to handle. I love that it makes great use of the WB animated series, but it is still not that great of a game.
Before you look into this game, you need to get one thing into your head: This game is NOT Superman 64. That game was awful, yes, but that game did not spell out the fate of all future Superman games. You need to leave your preconceived notions at the door. This is a genuine game, with actual gameplay. The graphics are beautiful, and captures the look of the Animated Series to a T. This is probably the best Superman game ever, and despite all the hate it got, Superman The Man Of Steel on the Xbox was also great. If you’re a fan of Superman, check this one out, it’s worth it.
Official Synopsis:THIS IS A JOB FOR SUPERMAN!Horrific waepons from the planet Apokolips have fallen into the hands of super villains. Only Superman has the power to thwart their insidious plot to take over the world.My Thoughts:Superman: Shadow of Apokolips is the best incarnation of Superman on a gaming console, or in a game. The horrendous Superman 64 was quite possibly the worst game ever created. But Infogrames and Atari obviously read the reviews for that game, and made a much better one. SOA is a good game but semi-short. I tried to rent this game before I bought it, but I couldn’t find it ANYWHERE. I called Blockbuster, Crazy Mike’s, and all the Grocery Stores and couldn’t find it. I couldn’t even find a game store that stocked it! So, I ended up buying it online, and I have no regrets. I reccommend it to super-hero fans, but rent it (if you can find it) before you buy it.
Kev –
Nothing groundbreaking, but good once you get familiar with the odd controls. I almost gave it 3 stars but I decided to go with 4 since superman really has like no other good games pretty much it’s probably closer to a 3.5 similar to batman vengeance, not quite as good but not too far behind. The flying is fun.
Gaius –
maybe super can compete with batman games if they continued with this temple of gameplay
D. Skiles –
Moreso than any other superhero, Superman has fallen victim to poor game development. The last truly great game he enjoyed was on the Atari 2600. Since that time, he’s endured a horrible NES game, a pair of weak 16-bit games and the unbelievably horrid Superman 64 for the Nintendo 64. Let’s not even touch the Game Boy incarnation.Now that Superman has arrived on the next generation systems, is he faring any better? His X-Box game, Superman: The Man of Steel, sadly leaves a lot to be desired. Thankfully, though, his PS2 and GameCube games finally give Superman his best video game to date.This is little more than a straightforward linear action game, but even if it’s not innovative, it’s incredibly fun. For the first time, all of Superman’s powers are at your disposal. You can use your heatvision, super breath, superspeed and super strength to your advantage, and can do so in a variety of interesting ways, including the tornado spin and the ground pound. The feeling of satisfaction that comes with sending an enemy across the room with a mere puff of your breath is something to behold.The game is based on the stellar animated series that debuted in the mid-’90s and features all of the voice talent that made that show great. From Tim Daly to Clancy Brown to Malcolm McDowell, fans of the show will find everyone sounding exactly like their animated counterparts, and beautifully rendered "cel-shaded" video sequences highlight the similarity to the show as the game.
Bank Of America –
Super Speed, Super Strength, Heat Vision, X-Ray Vision, Super Hearing, Super Breath, and of course the ability to fly – it’s all here. There are 3 things that stand out about this game in my mind, 1) Wonderful story telling, 2) Superman’s flying – who knew it could be so easy to control?, 3) No repeats. When you lose at certain points of a stage, you don’t go back all the way to the begining of the stage but to when you were last sucessful. This is a great game!
Joseph Parker –
Best Superman game is only so because lack of steep competition. Especially on Gamecube, this game does not have the best control scheme, and there are points that it is just hard to handle. I love that it makes great use of the WB animated series, but it is still not that great of a game.
Ken Kriner –
Before you look into this game, you need to get one thing into your head: This game is NOT Superman 64. That game was awful, yes, but that game did not spell out the fate of all future Superman games. You need to leave your preconceived notions at the door. This is a genuine game, with actual gameplay. The graphics are beautiful, and captures the look of the Animated Series to a T. This is probably the best Superman game ever, and despite all the hate it got, Superman The Man Of Steel on the Xbox was also great. If you’re a fan of Superman, check this one out, it’s worth it.
Charles G. Clow –
Official Synopsis:THIS IS A JOB FOR SUPERMAN!Horrific waepons from the planet Apokolips have fallen into the hands of super villains. Only Superman has the power to thwart their insidious plot to take over the world.My Thoughts:Superman: Shadow of Apokolips is the best incarnation of Superman on a gaming console, or in a game. The horrendous Superman 64 was quite possibly the worst game ever created. But Infogrames and Atari obviously read the reviews for that game, and made a much better one. SOA is a good game but semi-short. I tried to rent this game before I bought it, but I couldn’t find it ANYWHERE. I called Blockbuster, Crazy Mike’s, and all the Grocery Stores and couldn’t find it. I couldn’t even find a game store that stocked it! So, I ended up buying it online, and I have no regrets. I reccommend it to super-hero fans, but rent it (if you can find it) before you buy it.