After years and years of heartache and disappointment with underwhelming superhero video games, we\u2019re finally getting some quality titles featuring our favourite spandex-clad heroes.<\/p>\n
That said, it\u2019s time to look back at the worst of the worst to see how far we\u2019ve come. The painful, painful memories.<\/p>\n
Based upon the Marvel movie, the first Iron Man<\/em> game was rough around the edges and had a punishing difficulty level, but it had its moments.<\/p>\n The second game, however; it’s so much worse. Adapted from the 2010 big-screen sequel, Iron Man 2<\/em> somehow managed to take a step backwards, and that\u2019s being kind.<\/p>\n The graphics were even worse than its predecessor; the enemy AI was as thick as cement and the voice performances sounded like the stand-in actors were doing it against their will.<\/p>\n The only redeeming factor is that the game was only around 5 hours long \u2013 that’s 5 hours too long if you ask us.<\/p>\n