Critic Reviews
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GameZone
Despite some major frustrations with the lack of diversity in gameplay, I did like the game.
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| 62 |
IGN
It's fast, fun, and challenging, but you'll have to be a bit accepting to some of the awkward design decisions to get your enjoyment out of Iron Man.
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| 60 |
GamePro
There's nothing awful about Iron Man for DS, but there isn't really anything that spectacular about it, either. Shmup fans already know they can get great, stylish games online, so this one will probably be left to young fans of the movie.
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| 60 |
Pocket Gamer UK
The DS version trumps the PSP edition, but it's a hollow victory - this is lightweight stuff that many players will find is only entertaining for a worryingly short a period of time.
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| 60 |
PALGN
Awful camera view, clunky controls and repetitive missions makes this one DS title that doesn't live up to the superhero that it promotes.
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| 60 |
n-Revolution Magazine UK
Not bad, really - certainly better than the very disappointing Wii version. [Issue#23, p.79]
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| 52 |
Cheat Code Central
If you're a huge fan of Iron Man, this version of the game might be worth a rental. But, if you're just looking for a solid action title on the DS, this is not the game for you.
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| 50 |
1UP
Developer A2M gets a thumbs-up for effort on this focused iteration, but Iron Man's on-the-go heroics are largely average in practice.
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| 50 |
Nintendo Power
You might think that having a 360-degree shooting radius would make the game easier, but that's offset by the fact that you can be shot by enemies offscreen. [June 2008, p.90]
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| 40 |
Games Radar
Getting past the faulty controls will get you a decent story, but Iron Man has little to no replay value, no multiplayer, and is just another forgettable game-based-on-the-movie type.
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