Play The Incredible Hulk (E)(Cezar) Online

I picked up The Incredible Hulk for the Game Boy Advance back in 2003, a time when handhelds were really hitting their stride with action games. It was developed by Cezar and published by Universal Interactive, and it fit right in with the kind of straightforward, beat-em-up experiences that were common on the GBA. You didn't expect a deep story, just a solid excuse to play as the Hulk and break things.

You control the Hulk through a series of side-scrolling levels, smashing everything in your path from soldiers to armored vehicles. The main goal is to survive each stage, defeat bosses, and occasionally rescue civilians. Signature mechanics include using environmental objects as weapons, like throwing cars or ripping lampposts out of the ground, and a rage meter that builds as you take damage, letting you unleash more powerful attacks. The pacing is fast, and the difficulty can spike unexpectedly in later stages. It feels raw and unpolished in places, but there's a simple joy in tearing through each screen with pure force.