So why does the video game adaptation—specifically the —still have a cult following fifteen years later?
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Published by: The Retro Gamer’s Den Estimated read time: 6 minutes So why does the video game adaptation—specifically the
The game opens in the 1800s with you fighting through the Civil War and both World Wars. You get to see Logan age, fight Nazis, and save a young soldier (who turns out to be a key character later). These flashback levels add emotional weight that the movie completely lacked. Published by: The Retro Gamer’s Den Estimated read
It is currently from digital stores (thanks to licensing deals expiring), so the only way to play it physically is on Xbox 360, PS3, or PC via old discs. However, because of its cult status, it has become a moderately expensive collector's item.