Play Incredible Hulk, The (SQUiRE) (E) Online

I picked up The Incredible Hulk for the Nintendo DS back in 2008, a SEGA release that came out around the same time as the movie. It was a solid action title for the handheld, fitting right in with the era's library of licensed games that tried to capture a big screen feel on a small screen. You don't get a sprawling open world like on the consoles, but the developers made the most of the hardware to deliver a focused Hulk experience.

You control the Hulk directly, smashing your way through a series of missions across a divided city map. The main objective is usually to get from point A to point B while demolishing everything in your path, including military vehicles and enemy creatures. Signature mechanics include using the touch screen for context-sensitive super moves, like ripping a car in half or performing a massive ground pound, and a rage meter that builds as you cause destruction, letting you unleash more powerful attacks. The pacing is fast and the difficulty can spike with some frustrating enemy encounters, but the core loop of causing pure, unadulterated chaos is consistently engaging. It feels genuinely powerful to just tear through a city block without a second thought.