- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Sep 21, 2004
Summary:
X-Men: Legends is the first game to capture the complete essence of the X-Men by allowing players to control multiple characters that fight together as a team. The game blends the best parts of the movies, comic books in a fantastic new adventure that allows the you to develop your specialized powers as you succeed through your missions. Penned by Man of Action, a studio of comic industry veterans, X-Men: Legends begins with the rescue of a young mutant and takes players through an engrossing plot that could unite mutant-kind, yet destroy the human race in the process. Along the way, players will be able to assemble their ideal X-Men crew from over 15 of the most popular characters from the last 40 years, including Wolverine™, Cyclops™, Storm™, Nightcrawler™, Colossus™, Gambit™ and Beast™, to name a few. However, before players load-up their squad with heavy hitters, they will have to take their foes' abilities into consideration as certain situations may benefit from the abilities of specific X-Men. While Cyclops' optic blasts and Colossus' immense strength are great for clearing a path through hordes of enemies, players can opt to bring Wolverine and Nightcrawler along on a stealth intensive mission to help circumvent detection devices. Once the action begins, players can take control of any member of their squad and even execute multi-character combinations such as the famous Wolverine/Colossus Fastball Special. As they progress through the game, characters will gain experience points that players can use to upgrade the X-Men's abilities and even learn new fighting styles. [Activision]
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| Rating: | T |
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| Developer: | Raven Software |
| Genre(s): | Role-Playing, Action RPG |
| Number of Players: | 1-4 Players |
| ESRB Descriptors: | Blood Violence |
| Sound: | Dolby Pro Logic II |
| License: | Comic |
| Offline Modes: | Cooperative |
| Cast | Credit |
|---|---|
| Brian Pelletier | Art Lead |
| Eric Biessman | Voice : NYC Acolyte #1, Shadow Demon #1 |
| Tom Odell | Design Lead |
| Kevin Schilder | Sound Supervisor |
| Gina Garren | Artist |
| Jeff Butler | Artist |
| Jeff Butler | Assistant Art Lead |
| Matt Pinkston | Assistant Lead Level Design |
| Robert Love | Writer |
| Rob Gee | Co-Project Lead |
| Steven Blum | Voice : Wolverine |
| Richard Doyle | Voice : Beast, Nuclear Tech #1, Acolyte #1 |
| Andre Sogliuzzo | Voice : Angel, Morlock Thief, Future Sentinel |
| Pat Lipo | Co-Project Lead |
| Gil Gribb | Technology Lead |
| Bobby Duncanson | Animation |
| Keith Fuller | Game Programming |
| James Justin | Game Programming |
| Roger Bumpass | Voice : Sentinel Scientist |
| Matt Prescott Morton | Voice : Soldier #2, Mutant #3, Brotherhood Mutant #2 |
| Mike Schulenberg | Level Design |
| Jeff Dischler | Game Programming |
| Michelle Arthur | Voice : Moira, Female Prisoner #3 |
| Jay Gordon | Voice : Soldier # 1 |
| Kris Zimmerman | Voice : Female Civilian |
| Ryan Danz | Game Programming |
| Peter Lurie | Voice : Avalanche, Sabretooth |
| Dan Edwards | Programming Lead |
| Jeremy Blumel | Level Design |
| Zachary Quarles | Music |
| Zachary Quarles | Voice : Danger Room Computer, Shadow Demon #2, Male Morlock |
| Zachary Quarles | Voice : Danger Room Computer, Shadow Demon #2, Male Morlock |
| Clem Samson-Samuel | Level Design |
| Dan Vondrak | Game Programming |
| Cory Carani | Artist |
| Mark Klastorin | Voice : Blob, Mutant Prisoner, Acolyte #3 |
| Dan Hay | Cinematics/Animation Lead |
| Dan Hay | Voice : NYC Acolyte #2, Apocalypse |
| Mike Majernik | Level Design |
| Masasa | Voice : Psylocke, Female Prisoner #4, Screaming Woman |
| Nancy Linari | Voice : Marrow |
| Justin Negrete | Level Design |
| Derek Smith | Artist |
| Utah Blaine | Producer |
| Ellen Lurie | Sound Designer |
| Leigh Allyn Baker | Voice : Jean Grey |
| Becky Boxer | Voice : Marrow |
| Cheryl Carter | Voice : Storm |
| Blaine Christine | Voice : Soldier # 4 |
| Kathryn Cressida | Voice : Debra Owens, Computer Voice #1 |
| Gary DeLisle | Voice : Mystique, Child Bishop |
| John Di Maggio | Voice : Juggernaut, General Kincaid |
| Robert Atkin Downes | Voice : Cyclops, Pyro |
| Nika Frost | Voice : Computer Voice # 2 |
| Bobby Holliday | Voice : Emma |
| Erin Matthews | Voice : Rogue |
| Darren Scott | Voice : Iceman, HAARP Technician |
| Glen Angus | Artist |
| Jason Chappell | Artist |
| Mitch Cotie | Artist |
| Rick Grossenbacher | Artist |
| Jeffrey Moy | Artist |
| Matt Oppreicht | Artist |
| Will Edwards | Art Asset Manager |
| Rick Lico | Animation |
| Tony Gialdini | Animation |
| Kris Peterson | Animation |
| Brian Hagan | Level Design |
| Simon Parkinson | Game Programming |
| Armin Shimerman | Voice : Toad, Male Prisoner #5 |
| Patrick Stewart | Voice : Professor Charles Xavier |
| Lou Diamond Phillips | Voice : Forge |
| Earl Boen | Voice : Colossus, Doctor |
| Danica McKellar | Voice : Jubilee |
| Jeannie Elias | Voice : Illyana |
| Dorian Harewood | Voice : Shadow King |
| Tony Jay | Voice : Magneto |
| Rick Worthy | Voice : Acolyte #2, Man #2 |
| Cree Summer | Voice : Magma |
| Edward Asner | Voice : Morlock Healer |
| Michael Gough | Voice : Soldier #3 |
| Dee Bradley Baker | Voice : Nightcrawler, Multiple Man, Mutant Prisoner, Morlock Gua |
| Tom Kane | Voice : Chuck Simms, Additional Voices |
| Greg Ellis | Voice : Tecnician, Male Prisoner #2 |
| Scott MacDonald | Voice : Gambit, Sentinel #1 |
| Matt Nolan | Voice : Havok, Brotherhood Mutant #3 |
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